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WorksheetsConsequences of Uneven Development GCSE CGP P 85
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 15mins
What are the main consequences of uneven development
Health
Wealth
Migration
Education
Medical Care
Social unrest
Civil War
Natural Disasters
Debt
People have .............. income in HICs - GNI per capita in the UK is over 40 times higher than in Chad
higher
lower
guaranteed
In developed countries people can expect higher incomes than those in less developed countries. The GNI in the UK is over ............ times higher than in Chad.
20
30
40
Uneven development can also lead to large inequalities in wealth within countries
True
False
In 2017 the richest 10% of Kenya's population earned, on average ..... times that of the poorest 10%
10
23
35
Wealth inequality can also happen in developed countries; the UK has a very high level of income inequality compared to other developed countries.
(The Equality Trust)
True
False
Wealth can impact people's .......................
standard of living
quality of life
The poor can afford goods and services that make their life more comfortable and convenient.
True
False
Healthcare is better in more developed countries which is why in the UK the life expectancy is high and in Chad is much lower
True
False
What is the life expectancy in the UK?
76
78
81
What is the life expectancy in Chad?
43
53
63
Infant mortality is much higher in less developed countries.
True
False
How does the UK's infant mortality compare to that of Chad's?
UK 1.2 per 1000
Chad 22 per 1000
UK 5 per 1000
Chad 27 per 1000
UK 3.7 per 1000
Chad 73 per 1000
In LIC's and NEE's the lack of adequate healthcare can mean people die of diseases that could be easily treated in HIC's.
True
False
In 2016, how many people died of diarrhoea in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa?
1.4 million
140,000
1400
Many tropical countries suffer from climate related diseases that thrive in hot humid conditions e.g. Malaria. People who get these diseases are incapacitated and cannot work or may even die, limiting development.
True
False
International ..................... is the movement of people across international borders for the purpose of settlement.
emigration
immigration
migration
What are the two reasons for many people moving from LIC's and NEE's to |HIC's?
climate
escape conflict
improved quality of life
effect of natural disasters
Over 130,000 people move from Mexico (NEE) to the USA (HIC) legally every year; and thousands move illegally. What are the two main reasons for their migration?
family resettlement
conflict
better paid jobs
higher quality of life
What are the disadvantages to the NEE country when migrant workers move to an HIC country?
They do not contribute to the NEE's economy.
The loss of skilled and semi skilled workers from the NEE increases the development gap.
They contribute to the economy of the HIC
They are an added burden to the HIC's economy.
Colonial countries drew up borders and created countries that ignored tribal, ethnic and religious differences within those regions e.g. Nigeria; this led to conflict and hindered development
True
False
Which colonising country created Nigeria, which has struggled to cater for all of its different ethnic and religious groups.
Belgium
France
Germany
United Kingdom
Which of the following two statements are correct?
Quality of life is a subjective term that can measure happiness.
Standard of living is a subjective term that can measure happiness.
Quality of life refers to the level of wealth, comfort, material goods available to a certain socio-economic class
Standard of living refers to the level of wealth, comfort, material goods available to a certain socio-economic class
In 2015 the worlds richest 1% had more than twice as much wealth as 6.9 billion people.
Fact
Fiction
In 2015, 50% of humanity was living on less than $5.50 a day
Fact
Fiction
In 2015 the worlds 22 richest men had more money than all the women in Africa
Fact
Fiction
The Development Gap is the difference in ........................... between the world's richest and poorest countries.
quality of living
standard of living
