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Development & India

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Idendify the GDP per capita range for India

a)

22,000-120,000

b)

3,600-7,500

c)

1260-3600

d)

330-1260

2.

What does HDI measure? (Human development index)

a)

Considers the health of people and the natural environment

b)

This takes all of the money made within a country in a year and divides it by the number of people in the country

c)

looks at income, education and life expectancy and ranks the country from 1-187

d)

This indicators measures the number of females in the workforce, the education of women and their ability to control pregnancy.

3.

How is GDP measured? (Gross domestic product)

a)

This measures the amount of resources used by a country and impact on the environment.

b)

This measures political rights, freedom of speech and the number of people with the right to vote.

c)

This measures how well the Government are working for the people rather than themselves.

d)

This takes all of the money made within a country in a year and divides it by the number of people in the country

4.

Identify the HDI range of India

a)

0.900 and over

b)

0.550-.0599

c)

0.700-0.749

d)

0.349 and under

5.

Which of the following is NOT a development indicator?

a)

HDI

b)

GDP per capita

c)

Gender inequality index

d)

open trade routes

e)

political freedom

6.

what does 'fertility rate mean?

a)

Number of births per 1,000 people of the population

b)

Average number of children born to a woman in her lifetime.

c)

Number of deaths caused during pregnancy.

d)

Make up of the population’s age and gender.

7.

Take a look at the population pyramid.

what does it mean when it is narrow at the top?

a)

here is a large proportion of young people

b)

There is a large proportion of elderly people

c)

There is a small proportion of young people

d)

There is a small proportion of elderly people

8.

This population pyramid is wider at the middle and the top, this means:

a)

People are living for less time during middle age

b)

People are living for longer at middle ages and to older ages

c)

There is a high birth rate

d)

There is a high death rate

9.

This population pyramid shows a:

a)

developing country

b)

developed country

10.

This population pyramid shows a:

a)

Developing country

b)

Developed country

11.

Which of these is NOT a reason for a change in birth rate?

a)

Family planning

b)

Better health

c)

Later marriages

d)

Improved status of women

e)

Low population

12.

Which is the final satge of Rostow's model of development?

a)

High mass consumption

b)

Low mass consumption

c)

critical consumption

d)

non-critical consumption

13.

This image represents:

a)

Frank's dependancy theory

b)

Rostow's model of development

14.

This image represents:

a)

Top-down development

b)

Bottom-up development

15.

What does this describe?


An investment made by a company or organisation based in one country, into a company or organisation based in another country

a)

Gross National Income (GNI)

b)

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

c)

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

d)

Trade

16.

Highlight the reasons for the changing economic sectors in India since 1990

a)

FDI

b)

GDP

c)

Rural-urban migration

d)

Exports

17.

Which of these have contributed to India's growth in Globalisation?

a)

TNC's

b)

Advances in communication

c)

Advances in transport technology

d)

Outsourcing

18.

The 'core' is:

a)

An area that has a minute level of economic growth

b)

An area that has a medium level of economic growth

c)

An area that has a low level of economic growth

d)

An area that has a high level of economic growth

19.

The 'periphery' is:

a)

An area or region inside of the area that has a high level of economic growth. The area with a lower level of growth

b)

An area or region outside of the area that has a high level of economic growth. The area with a lower level of growth

20.

What does the following describe?


How a country’s size, position, influence and power affects relationships with other countries

a)

Geopolitical influence

b)

European Union (EU)

c)

Emerging country

d)

Economic growth