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AP HuG Ch. 10 - Development

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Southwest Asia is the least _______ region in the world.

a)

developed

b)

technologically advanced

c)

gender equal

d)

inhabited

e)

economically developed

2.

___ is the process of improving the conditions of people through the diffusion of knowledge and technology.

a)

Development

b)

Equality

c)

Empowerment

d)

The Human Development Index

e)

The Gender Inequality Index

3.

Which of these is NOT a part of the HDI function?

a)

standard of living

b)

education

c)

health

d)

democracy

e)

fair trade

4.

Sub-Saharan Africa has the ___ HDI.

a)

highest

b)

lowest

5.

___ is the total value of outputs of goods and services produced in a country during a year.

a)

GDP

b)

GII

c)

HDI

d)

IHDI

e)

LDC

6.

Mining is an example of a ______ activity.

a)

primary sector

b)

secondary sector

c)

tertiary sector

d)

quinary sector

e)

quartinary sector

7.

Computer processing would fall into which sector of the economy?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

Quinary

e)

Quartinary

8.

Construction is an example of a ___ sector activity.

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

Quinary

e)

Quartinary

9.

Finish this equation: Value of a product - cost of raw materials and energy =

a)

value added

b)

market value

c)

gross domestic product

d)

tertiary sector analysis

e)

productivity

10.

The distribution of wealth within a country is a poor indicator of

a)

per capita GDP.

b)

economic development.

c)

productivity.

d)

education levels.

e)

gender equality.

11.

Because of greater access to technology people are more productive in ____.

a)

MDCs

b)

LDCs

12.

Which sector accounts for a larger share of GDP for LDCs than MDCs?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

Quinary

e)

Quartinary

13.

___ accounts for differences in cost among countries for the same basket of goods.

a)

PPP

b)

GDP

c)

IHDI

d)

GII

e)

MDC

14.

An adjustment made to the ___ to account for differences among countries in the cost of goods is a purchasing power parity.

a)

GNI

b)

GDP

c)

HDI

d)

PPP

15.

Which of the following do MDCs NOT have higher rates of compared to LDCs?

a)

literacy

b)

childhood mortality

c)

infectious diseases

d)

illiteracy

e)

environmental pollution

16.

Which two measures does the HDI examine in regards to education?

a)

number of school age children

b)

number of schools

c)

years of schooling for adults

d)

expected years of school for youth

e)

per capita funding for education

17.

Country A has a large number of publishers, globally esteemed universities, and some of the world's top universities. Country A is an

a)

MDC.

b)

LDC.

c)

LDC that has some of the smartest professionals in the world.

d)

MDC that has some of the world's lowest literacy rates.

e)

MDC with low high school graduation rates.

18.

The southeast is the ____ region in the United States.

a)

poorest

b)

wealthiest

c)

most highly educated

d)

most industrial

e)

least developed

19.

Country A has a higher level of inequality than there is in the entire world. This indicates that

a)

the IHDI is less than the HDI.

b)

the IHDI is higher than the HDI.

c)

the HDI is less than the IHDI.

d)

the HDI is higher than the IHDI.

20.

The Gender Inequality Index (GII) compares the levels of indicators for females to those of males within

a)

a country.

b)

the entire world.

c)

a specific city.

d)

a particular region of the world.

e)

a particular ecumene.

21.

Which of these is a challenge to development because it severely limits the economic and social mobility of women, as well as families that are headed by women?

a)

Severe gender inequality

b)

Severe wage gap between men and women

c)

Severe reproductive education deficiencies

d)

Severe workplace gender bias

22.

Since 1990, most countries have seen ___ in previous patterns of gender inequality.

a)

a decrease

b)

a increase

c)

a sharp decrease

d)

a sharp increase

e)

no noticeable changes

23.

Who argues that gender inequality is a major factor that keeps a country from achieving a higher level of development?

a)

the UN

b)

the WHO

c)

NATO

d)

the WTO

e)

the United States government

24.

Which of these three measures are combined to create a composite score, thus determining the GII?

a)

empowerment

b)

employment

c)

reproductive health

d)

literacy rate

e)

school years completed

25.

Country A has a lower percentage of GNI spent on education than Country B. Country A is a(n)

a)

LDC.

b)

MDC.

c)

member of the UN.

d)

member of the WTO.

e)

a country in Sub-Saharan Africa.

26.

Empowerment refers to the ability of women to achieve ___ and ___ power

a)

economic

b)

political

c)

the right to reproductive choices

d)

equal pay

e)

higher education

27.

In which region would you find the highest rate of women's participation in the labor force?

a)

Sub-Saharan Africa

b)

Central Asia

c)

Southeast Asia

d)

Middle East

e)

Latin America

28.

Which of the following nations are considered semi peripheral nations?

a)

China

b)

Australia

c)

Brazil

d)

India

e)

Iran

29.

South Africa is the ONLY semi peripheral nation-state in Africa

a)

True

b)

False

30.

It is to be expected that a(n) ___ will have a low GII and a high HDI.

a)

MDC

b)

LDC

c)

semi peripheral nation

d)

core nation

e)

peripheral nation

31.

According to the international trade approach to development, a country should identify which of the following as assets?

a)

abundant agricultural products

b)

high quality manufactured goods

c)

imports that it should limit

d)

international consumer preferences

e)

abundant mineral resources

32.

Which of these is considered to be the biggest problem in promoting development through the international trade alternative?

a)

unequal distribution of resources

b)

increased demand for many goods

c)

increase in the price of petroleum

d)

regional cooperation

e)

manufacturing can't keep up with the quickly expanding consumer demand

33.

The main benefit of this approach is to promote balanced growth of all economic sectors.

a)

self-sufficiency

b)

international trade

c)

world bank

d)

ppp

e)

traditional

34.

Which model states that the process of development begins when an elite group initiates innovative activities?

a)

Rostow

b)

Wallerstein

c)

von Thunen

d)

Central Place

e)

International Trade

35.

Which of the following are traditional barriers to international trade?

a)

low taxes on imports

b)

requiring licenses for importers

c)

domestic goods being more expensive than imported goods

d)

strong demand for both domestic and international products

e)

eliminating quotas on imports

36.

The ___ does NOT discourage subsidies on exports and does not see changing this as a way to reduce trade barriers.

a)

WTO

b)

WHO

c)

UN

d)

World Bank

e)

IMF

37.

Which of these countries did NOT convert to an international trade model in the early 1990s?

a)

Brazil

b)

India

c)

Taiwan

d)

Laos

e)

Vietnam

38.

___ is defined as the investment of a foreign company in the economy of another country.

a)

FDI

b)

IMF

c)

HDI

d)

PPP

e)

GII

39.

In terms of frequency and dollar amount, transnational corporations are major sources of

a)

FDI.

b)

PPP.

c)

gender inequality.

d)

economic stratification.

e)

economic inequality.

40.

Which pairing of activity and World Bank organization is incorrect?

a)

IDA- lends members of government contributions

b)

IBRD- lends money from the sale of bonds

c)

IBRD- finances reform of public institutions

d)

IDA- implements transportation and social service projects

e)

IDA- supports high risk poor countries

41.

Which of the following were established just before the end of WWII?

a)

World Bank

b)

IMF

c)

WHO

d)

UN

e)

WTO

42.

Countries in ___ benefit the most from assistance from the World Bank.

a)

Asia

b)

South America

c)

Sub-Saharan Africa

d)

Eastern Europe

e)

the Middle East

43.

Inability to repay loans is the biggest problem faced by ___ in financing development.

a)

LDCs

b)

MDCs

c)

members of the UN

d)

countries in Sub-Saharan Africa

e)

countries in southeast Asia

44.

According to critics, workers in state enterprises losing their jobs and support for dependent citizens being cut is an effect of Structural Adjustment Programs for

a)

refinancing loans to LDCs.

b)

financing loans from MDCs.

c)

changes in austerity programs.

d)

changes in cooperatives.

e)

investing in the poor of LDCs.

45.

___ target cuts in private industry payroll.

a)

Austerity programs

b)

Cooperatives

c)

Fair trade returns

d)

Stimulus strategies

e)

Sustainable development goals

46.

This type of strategy is introduced by governments to counter negative conditions of economic downturns.

a)

Stimulus

b)

Cooperative

c)

Fair trade

d)

Tax reduction

e)

Microfinance

47.

The Gravamen Bank is a leader in

a)

microfinance.

b)

austerity programs.

c)

fair trade returns.

d)

stimulus strategies.

e)

cooperatives.

48.

Fair trade returns on average ___ percent to producers rather than 1 percent seen in so many trading arrangements.

a)

12

b)

26

c)

33

d)

47

e)

56

49.

Cooperatives are democratically governed organizations that improve the

a)

community.

b)

world.

c)

economy.

d)

wage gap.

e)

HDI.

50.

Consumer owned cooperative movements originated in the 19th c. as an outgrowth to conditions created by

a)

the Industrial Revolution.

b)

WWII.

c)

the Civil Rights Movement.

d)

the Women's Movement.

e)

the Green Revolution and introduction of GMOs.

51.

UN Millennium Goals were replaced by

a)

Sustainable Development Goals.

b)

Fair Trade Goals.

c)

World Bank lending practices.

d)

stimulus programs.

e)

structural adjustment programs.

52.

Which of these are characteristics of the Fair Trade Movement?

a)

Standards intending to protect workers are instituted in LDCs.

b)

Fair Trade business practices increase entrepreneurial & managerial skills

c)

Cooperatives intend to benefit local farmers & artisans, rather than absentee corporate owners.

d)

Employers must pay fair wages & comply with environmental and safety standards.

e)

Protection of workers' rights is already a high priority for multinational corporations

53.

Using the above map, observe that the inequality-adjusted human development index of the United States is

a)

inferior to that of Canada and most Western European countries.

b)

greater than any other country in the world.

c)

inferior to that of Canada but superior to most Western European countries.

d)

greater than Canada because a higher percentage of people in the United States have quality health care.

e)

inferior to Western European countries but far superior to Canada.

54.

Using the above map, identify which country in South America has the highest maternal mortality rate?

a)

Bolivia

b)

Paraguay

c)

Brazil

d)

Chile

e)

Venezuela

55.

Using the above map, identify which country in Southeast Asia has the highest maternal mortality rate?

a)

Laos

b)

the Philippines

c)

Japan

d)

Vietnam

e)

New Guinea

56.

Using the above map, which of the following statements is NOT true?

a)

All of Sub-Saharan Africa is in the 60 percent range.

b)

Afghanistan and Iraq are among the highest adolescent fertility rates.

c)

Western Europe and Libya are among the lowest adolescent fertility rates.

d)

China and Canada are two nations with some of the lowest adolescent fertility rates.

e)

Adolescent fertility rates of India and the United States are in the same range.

57.

Using the above map, observe which less developed country does NOT exceed 50 percent?

a)

Venezuela

b)

Tunisia

c)

Mongolia

d)

Mauritania

e)

Guyana

58.

Using the above map, which developing region has shown the biggest change in HDI?

a)

East Asia

b)

Southeast Asia

c)

Southwest Asia and North Africa

d)

South Asia

e)

Central Asia