The Supercolourfragilistic 'Quality of Life Indicators' Quiz 2.0

What is 'Gross Domestic Product' (GDP)?

• The value of a country's currency

• The total amount of goods and services produced within a country in a year

• The total $ value of all goods and services produced within a country in a year

• A disgusting product that is made locally.

'Per Capita Income' (PCI) is...

• The average amount of money spent in a country's capital city each year.

• The average amount of money earned by a person in a given area (city, country, region).

• The average amount of money that a country makes per year.

• The average amount of money earned by each capital city.

Which sentence best describes 'life expectancy'?

• The amount of life people expect their government to give them.

• The average age that people in a given area live to.

• How much people expect from life.

• The amount of lives you can expect to find in a country.

Which statement best describes 'literacy rate'?

• The rate at which people in a specific country become literate.

• The speed at which people in a country read or write.

• The amount of times in a week students do literacy at school.

• The percentage of people in a country who can read and write.

When a country's GDP is growing strongly, employment in that country is likely to be...

• Decreasing as companies fire more workers to keep more money for themselves.

• Increasing as companies hire more workers for their factories and people have more money in their pockets.

• Staying the same, because GDP doesn't affect employment.

• Non-existent, as people don't need to work because they have enough money already.

Literate adults are more capable of being able to take care of their children. Parents who have a basic education have an easier time making sure their children live to be over the age of five. This way, the cycle of poverty can be broken.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Illiterate adults are less likely to fall victim to poor health and to have poor health care treatment later in life.

• True

• False