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WorksheetsOne-Child Policy
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
When was the one-child policy introduced?
1969
1970
1975
1979
What is the definition of fertility rate?
The average number of children born per woman
The average number of children born per 1000 women
The average birth rate of a population
How the birth rate changes over time
China reached its highest fertility rate in 1964. What was this fertility rate?
2.5
5.5
7.5
9.5
It is estimated the one-child policy prevented how many births?
10 million
30 million
100 million
300 million
The government estimates that between 200-400 million people have been pulled out of poverty due to the policy.
True
False
What does the gender imbalance in China refer to?
There are now more girls than boys
There are an equal number of girls and boys
There are now more boys than girls
Why did people prefer to have a son than a daughter?
Girls cannot access education
Tradition holds that sons look after their parents
It is believed sons will make more money
The leader of China was a male
What does "Little Emperor Syndrome" refer to?
The increase in boys in China
The increase in spoiled and obese children in China
The increase in pressure and stress on children
The increasing demands of only children
There is a rapidly aging population. What is the definition of an aging population?
A high proportion of young dependents in a population
A population with a high life expectancy
A high proportion of elderly dependents in a population.
A population with a large working population
The policy was enforced very unequally, what percentage of people actually had to follow the policy?
30%
35%
40%
45%
In which areas was the policy more enforced?
Rural areas
Urban areas
Poor areas
Rich areas
