WorksheetsContrasts in Living Conditions Key Terms
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the average annual income in Australia per capita?
a)
$33,000
b)
$47,000
c)
$40,000
d)
$60,000
2.
What is the word used for "per person"?
a)
Indicators
b)
Primary commodities
c)
Mortality rate
d)
Per capita
3.
A technique used to compare standards of living
a)
thermometer
b)
HDI
c)
Human scanner system
d)
Survey of million things
4.
What is the UN
a)
An organisation dedicated to world peace, security and economic developments following WW11
b)
an organisation for economic coordination and development
c)
the network of services
d)
aid given to other countries
5.
an organization which promotes worldwide peace, security and economic development
a)
The peace peoplethe
b)
UN
c)
HDI
d)
NO more world wars organisation
6.
In order for the effective operation of a modern society, an essential network of services (such as power, sewerage, water, gas, transport, etc.) is put in place. What is this 'network of services' known as?
a)
Systems
b)
Material Needs
c)
Infrastructure
d)
Resources
7.
What is the term for aid that is given by a group of governments/countries to agencies such as United Nations, World Vision, etc.?
a)
Resources
b)
Multilateral Aid
c)
Bilateral Aid
d)
Debt Relief
8.
Crops grown for sale to make a profit
a)
Home grown Crops
b)
Agricultural Crops
c)
Selling Crops
d)
Commercial Crops
9.
What is something that can be used by people, both natural and manufactured?
a)
Material
b)
Resource
c)
Utility
d)
Source
10.
the United Nations is a global organisation, comprising most nations of the world, which was formed in 1945 after World War Two to promote worldwide peace, security and economic development.
a)
world bank
b)
UN
c)
Food insecurity
d)
Primary Commodites
11.
Per person
a)
Birth rate
b)
Infant Mortality rate
c)
per capita
d)
Child mortality rate
12.
What does per Capita mean?
a)
Per Capital city
b)
Per Person
c)
Per Population
d)
Per tato
13.
What is the level of material comfort enjoyed by a person or group?
a)
Food insecurity
b)
Standard of living
c)
Multi lateral aid
d)
Bilateral aid
14.
What is the aid given by one country to another?
a)
World bank
b)
Resource
c)
Bilateral aid
d)
hdi
15.
What is MDG's full name ?
a)
material dam
b)
material dawn
c)
millenium developments goals
d)
mortality daylight
16.
What is an Indicator?
a)
Rural towns or cities in countries that may be used as a reference to determine the state of the country.
b)
An officer that looks to find communities and infrastructures in need of multilateral aid.
c)
Data collected by reputable organisations that measure both social and economic conditions that are present in a particular region or nation.
d)
A trait or condition which acts to aid researches in identifying unstable or decaying infrastructures.
17.
What is Child Mortality rate
a)
The percentage of babies that die before their fifth birthday per thousand
b)
The level of material comfort enjoyed by a person or group
c)
the percentage of children that die before their fifth birthday per thousand
d)
a scarcity or inadequate distribution of enough food to satisfy the needs of all those who require it.
18.
What is the children mortality rate before their fifth birthday per thousand people?
a)
Mortality rate
b)
Birth rate
c)
Infant Mortality rate
d)
Children Mortality
19.
Which one is not a commercial crop？
a)
Cotton
b)
Sugarcane
c)
Ramie
d)
Dandelion
20.
What is world bank?
a)
a bank in the traditional sense
b)
technical assistance to lasting developed countries
c)
a source of financial help
d)
boom
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