Do Most People Live In Poor Countries

1: Which region of the globe has the lowest standard of living? a. the Middle East. b. sub-Saharan Africa c. Asia. d. Latin America. 2: Which of the following is not a country in the Third World? a. Latin America b. Asia. c. Africa. d. Australia. 3: What proportion of the world's population lives in countries considered to be developing? a. approximately 35% b. approximately 80% c. nearly 10 billion people. d. fewer than 1 billion people. 4: Which of the following countries, in terms of material life, do you believe most closely resembles the United States? a. Nigeria. b. Japan. c. India. d. Mali. 5: Which of the following do you believe are key issues in the field of economic development? a. How do the poorest 2/3 of the world's population live? b. What are the major theories of economic development? c. What factors affect labor skills in the Third World? d. all the above are correct. 6: Which of the following characteristics is most likely to be found in developing countries? a. high population growth rates b. a large number of people are impoverished. c. very traditional methods of agricultural production. d. all the above e. none of the above 7: Which of the following countries does not qualify as a low-income country? a. Indonesia b. India c. Malaysia d. Nigeria 8: Each of the following nations has a relatively high per capita GDP except for: a. the United Kingdom. b. Singapore. c. Japan. d. Hungary. 9: Which of the following nations does not have a high per capita income? a. Canada. b. United States c. Mexico. d. Australia. 10: The following nations are all considered to have a low income, except for: a. United Arab Emirates b. Armenia. c. Sudan. d. Bangladesh.  11: We defined newborn mortality as the yearly number of infant deaths under one year of age per 1,000 live births. a. reflects the availability of primary education, the rights of employment, and social security. b. Is the life expectancy up to age 3? c. reflects the availability of hospitals and childcare facilities and the parents’ wealth. 12; Longevity is a proxy for ___________ in the Human Development Index. a. health and nutrition b. living standards c. infant mortality d. purchasing power parity 13: Based on your own experience, which of the following do you believe is essential for human survival? a. food, clothing, and housing. b. health, education, and quality housing. c. adequate nutrition, primary education, health, sanitation, water supply, and housing. d. longevity and living standards 14: Two countries that still rely on the Soviet-communist model of development are: a. Ghana and Nigeria b. Poland and Germany c. Cuba and North Korea d. China and Hong Kong. 15: They defined the bourgeoisie as: a. monarchy. b. the central planners of the Soviet Union c. capitalist and middle class. d. aristocrats of wealthy nations. Written: January 30, 2023 The Multiple Choice Poem Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Suzanne Delaney
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Delaney Avatar
March 9, 2023 at 9:07 AM
A very impressive amount of work went into your entry, Lassad: Lots of food for thought here. Congratulations, on your placement in my Contest. Thanks so much for entering. It was enjoyable reading your poem. SuZ
Kendrick Avatar
March 8, 2023 at 9:52 AM
Congratulations on this winning work for the contest. It is a good work and I enjoyed reading it. Thank you for sharing. Sara
Kelii Kekaula Avatar
February 7, 2023 at 9:51 PM
A fascinating compilation of data, Lasaad, my hat's off to you for your diligence in assessing facts and applying principles that set the groundwork for further review and evaluation prior to a draft conclusion. Fantastic accomplishment for your endeavors, Aloha William
Legros Kelley Avatar
January 31, 2023 at 1:10 PM
This is a comprehensive list. I live near Mexico, and oftentimes have been reminded when things got rough financially for us and we went through hardships, what families there, so close to us, would be incredibly blessed if they had what we had, even if it was not a lot. I was encouraged to count my blessings and not take what we had for granted. The suffering in this world is so tragic. Thank you for bringing us this incredible work! It is sobering and thought-provoking.
Pandit Avatar
January 31, 2023 at 6:18 AM
WOW! You invested a lot of research into this to write this brilliant list. Best to you my friend.
Buhagiar Avatar
January 31, 2023 at 2:37 AM
Loved your list. Makes one think.
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