Worksheets2.3.3 L4 G12 Rich versus Poor Countries
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 7mins
Stable Government
Developed
Developing
Unstable Government
Developed
Developing
High Literacy Rate
Developed
Developing
Low Literacy Rate
Developed
Developing
Low income countries do not have the means to provide social security for it citizens, which consequently can lead to:
The citizens experience high level of health and wellbeing
The citizens are driven further into poverty
The citizens experience reasonable levels of health and wellbeing
The citizens are able to work their way out of poverty
Gender equality is...
When females and males have the same opportunities in regards to education, employment, community participation and family planning.
When females and males have similar opportunities in regards to education, employment, community participation and family planning.
When females and males have different opportunities in regards to education, employment, community participation and family planning.
When females and males have contrasting opportunities in regards to education, employment, community participation and family planning.
Gross National Income (GNI) is measured by what?
The economic state of a country including the value of all goods and services.
The total income of a country in a 12 month period divided by its population.
Determines if a country is classified as high-, middle- or low-income
How rich or poor a country is.
Countries that rely on primary production and agriculture for producing goods and services are generally...
High income countries
Middle income countries
Low income countries
Countries with higher income are _____________ than others with less income.
Less developed
More developed
Less stronger
More organized
Total income of the country divided by its
total population is known as: ‘
Capital Income
National Income
Per capita income
GDP
HDI published by
IDBI
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
UNDP
WHO
The rich countries generally are _________________countries?
Developed
Under developed
Developing
None of above
Which of the following regions include mostly developing nations?
Sub-Saharan countries
Europe
North America
Scandinavian countries
Which of the following is an indicator of economic development?
High illiteracy
Unskilled labor force
Gross domestic product per capita
Under developed tertiary sectors
The greater the country’s level of economic development, the —
higher the quality of life
higher the agricultural labor force
lower the cost of living
lower the urban population
