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Question-1
When was the second Great Ascent from poverty began?
(A)
1950s
(B)
1960s
(C)
1970s
(D)
1980s
Question-2
Which is the traditional indicator of a country’s wealth?
(A)
GDP
(B)
GNI
(C)
GNP
(D)
HDR
Question-3
Which of the following country belong to the first generation of NICs?
(A)
India
(B)
China
(C)
Taiwan
(D)
Brazil
Question-4
What is the maximum value for an HDI?
(A)
0
(B)
1
(C)
10
(D)
100
Question-5
Which of the following LDCs is dependent on mineral exports for survival?
(A)
Somalia
(B)
Yemen
(C)
Zambia
(D)
Nepal
Question-6
When was the first Great Ascent from poverty began?
(A)
18th Century
(B)
19th Century
(C)
20th Century
(D)
21st Century
Question-7
Which of the following LDCs is dependent on oil exports for survival?
(A)
Somalia
(B)
Yemen
(C)
Zambia
(D)
Nepal
Question-8
As per GNI (PPP) per capita 2007, which of the following countries have the lowest GNI?
(A)
Kuwait
(B)
Singapore
(C)
Nepal
(D)
Liberia
Question-9
At which part of the world the highest rates of infant mortality are concentrated?
(A)
Africa
(B)
North America
(C)
Australia
(D)
Europe
Question-10
What is the total value of goods and services produced by a country in a year called?
(A)
GDP
(B)
GNI
(C)
GNP
(D)
HDR
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Cambridge Advanced Grade 12
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