Gr 7 - U6.4 Review - I&S

What does GDP stand for?

• Gross Domestic Product
• General Domestic Price
• Gross Developed Population
• General Development Plan

GDP mainly measures a country’s:

• Happiness
• Wealth and production
• Education
• Equality

What is absolute poverty?

• When people feel sad
• When people have no jobs
• When people lack basic needs like food and shelter
• When people cannot buy luxury items

Which of the following is an example of relative poverty?

• Not having a mobile phone when others do
• Not having clean water
• Not being able to eat
• Not having shelter

What is the 'Poverty Line' used for?

• To decide who is rich
• To set food prices
• To measure who is poor
• To plan public transport

What daily income is used for the international poverty line?

• $10.0 / day

• $5.25 / day

• $2.15 / day

• $1.0 / day

What does HDI stand for?

• Human Daily Index
• Human Development Index
• High Development Indicator
• Healthy Development Info

Which of the following is NOT one of the dimensions considered by the HDI?

• Health
• Education
• Standard of living
• Happiness

The Gini Coefficient is used to measure:

• Education levels
• Income equality
• Life expectancy
• Healthcare

A Gini score of 0 means:

• Everyone is poor
• Perfect equality
• Perfect inequality
• No one works