Development Inequalities
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A2 Geography theme
- 1.
- A.
Human, physical, money and history
- B.
Social, political, physical and economical
- C.
Social, political, environmental and economical
- D.
Education, healthcare, housing and employment
- 2.What is the name of the invisible line once used to illustrate the division in economic development across the world?
- A.
The Brand Line
- B.
The Brandt Line
- C.
The Brandy Line
- D.
The Brady Bunch Line
- 3.
- A.
Life expectancy
- B.
Social networks
- C.
Education
- D.
Renewable energy
- 4.
- A.
Military strength
- B.
Electricity
- C.
Access to open space
- D.
Running water
- 5.
- A.
New International Company
- B.
Never Interested in Cake
- C.
Newly Industrialised Country
- D.
Newly Industrialised County
- 6.The UK's development is linked to the strength of OPEC. What does this acronym (OPEC) stand for?
- A.
Ordinary People Eating Cake
- B.
Oil and Petroleum Exporting Countries
- C.
Oil and Petroleum Extracting Countries
- D.
Over Panicking with Every Cwestion
- 7.
- A.
Wealth per person
- B.
Wealth per city
- C.
Wealth per country
- D.
Wealth per business
- 8.The UN Human Development Index (HDI) measures 3 core development indicators. Which ones are they?
- A.
Housing, Literacy, Infant mortality
- B.
Income per person, National income, Literacy
- C.
Literacy, Life expectancy, Income per person
- D.
Life expectancy, Dwellings with electricity, Doctors per 1000
- 9.Initial Advantage refers to what?
- A.
Being the first to benefit from a resource, product or service
- B.
Being the first to access a rare resource
- C.
Being at an advantage over every other country
- D.
Being the first place to source new energy resources
- 10.To maintain wealth increase, what must an economic system have?
- A.
More inputs than outputs
- B.
More external energisers than internal energisers
- C.
More internal energisers than external energisers
- D.
More outputs than inputs
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