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GCSE Geography Theme D- Development

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

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Class
Date
1.

HDI is a composite measure of development. What does it stand for?

a)

Human Developmental Index

b)

Human Development Index

c)

Holistic Development Indicies

d)

Half Developed Index

2.

What are the three components of the HDI?

a)

Health, wealth and education

b)

Health, wellbeing and education

c)

Health, wealth and quality of life

d)

Health, wellbeing and GDP

3.

The score of the HDI varies between what?

a)

0 and 1.1

b)

0 and 1

c)

0.1 and 0

d)

1 and 10

4.

Study the image. What is the HDI value for China?

a)

0.750-0.799

b)

0.650-0.699

c)

0.600-0.649

d)

0.700-0.749

5.

Which of the four factors that hindered development in LEDCs is by chance?

a)

Dependence on primary activities

b)

Debt

c)

Environmental factors

d)

Historical factors

6.

In colonialism, what is transported from the colony to the colonial power?

a)

Means of communication (roads, electricity supply)

b)

Re-used goods to be used again

c)

Secondary manufactured goods

d)

Raw materials/primary goods

7.

Place reference: Which country's natural disaster in 2010 limited its development?

a)

Pakistan floods

b)

Ecuador earthquake

c)

Haiti Earthquake

d)

Indonesian Drought

8.

Choose the incorrect phrase about how dependence on primary products hinder development.

a)

Prices for primary products rise less quickly than for manufactured goods.

b)

Demand for these products fluctuate annually.

c)

A wide range of goods are exported.

d)

Often only two or three items are exported.

9.

How can trade problems lead to LEDC debt?

a)

Manufactured goods are too expensive to buy.

b)

The cost of manufactured goods increased while the cost of their primary goods fell.

c)

MEDCs did not want to sell LEDCs manufactured products.

d)

Primary goods' supplies ran out.

10.

Name the correct group of primary activities that LEDCs rely upon.

a)

Coal, oil, plastics, tea

b)

Oranges, natural gas, coffee, tea

c)

Oil, ceramics, cement

d)

Lemons, kiwis, steel, copper

11.

Gross National Income is an economic indicator. What does it measure?

a)

It measures the amount of money that the top 10% of the country earn.

b)

It measures the total amount of all the goods and services within a country each year, divided by the number of people who live in the country.

c)

It measures the average amount of goods and services in a country each year.

d)

It measures the amount of money that the bottom 10% of the country earn.

12.

What are the advantages of using HDI as an indicator of development?

a)

It includes health and education as well as wealth to help understand a country's quality of life.

b)

It reveals how wealthy countries use their wealth.

c)

It reveals how people die in a population.

d)

By including education, it looks at a country's potential to develop.

13.

What are the advantages of using GNP/GDP as a measure of development?

a)

It is useful for comparing countries.

b)

It does not hide inequalities as it shows the distribution of wealth.

c)

It is never manipulated by governments.

d)

It is easy to calculate from official government figures.

14.

Which of the following indicators are all social?

a)

Population growth, Employment Structure & Education

b)

Life Expectancy, Diet & GNP

c)

Health, Education & Life Expectancy

d)

Exports, Energy & Education

15.

What are the advantages of using Infant Mortality as an indicator of development?

a)

It is easy to understand

b)

It is easy to get accurate figures from all countries.

c)

Indicates quality of healthcare, water quality and food supply.

d)

It focuses on one of the most significant aspects of development.

16.

What are the five BRICS countries?

a)

Brazil, Romania, India, China & South Africa

b)

Brazil, Russia, Indonesia, China & South Africa

c)

Brazil, Russia, India, China & South Africa

d)

Brazil, Russia, India, China & South Korea

17.

What are the four MINT countries?

a)

Mexico, India, Nigeria & Turkey

b)

Mexico, Indonesia, Niger & Turkey

c)

Mexico, India, Nigeria & Tunisia

d)

Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria & Turkey

18.

Describe the distribution of most of the MEDC countries.

a)

They are found mostly in the eastern hemisphere.

b)

They are found mostly in the northern hemisphere.

c)

They are found mostly in the southern hemisphere.

d)

They are found mostly in the western hemisphere.

19.

Which country in the world has the highest HDI score?

a)

UK

b)

Iceland

c)

Norway

d)

Australia

20.

MEDCs use ___% of world energy

a)

80%

b)

75%

c)

60%

d)

90%