Development (Quiz) - Social Science

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1.

What does the comparison of Infant Mortality Rates between Haryana and Kerala suggest about development?

Kerala has a larger population than Haryana.

Kerala has a higher per capita income than Haryana.

Haryana has better healthcare facilities compared to Kerala.

Income alone is not sufficient to ensure well-being.

2.

Besides seeking more income, what else do people desire?

Equal treatment, freedom, and security

Luxury goods and possessions

Political power and influence

Opportunities for travel and leisure

3.

Why do different individuals or groups have conflicting developmental goals?

Because they are influenced by governmental policies

Because they lack awareness about development

Due to varying aspirations and desires

Because they cannot communicate effectively

4.

What is highlighted as a common desire among people regarding development?

Governmental support

Access to advanced technology

Better income and wages

International recognition

5.

How is Body Mass Index (BMI) calculated?

Divide weight in kilograms by height in meters squared.

Add weight in kilograms to height in meters.

Multiply weight in kilograms by height in centimeters.

Subtract weight in kilograms from height in centimeters.

6.

Which of the following statements best describes the concept of sustainable development?

Balancing economic growth with social equity and environmental protection to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

Maximizing economic growth while ensuring environmental conservation.

Prioritizing short-term economic gains over immediate environmental concerns.

Focusing solely on economic growth without considering social consequences.

7.

How is average income (per capita income) different from total income when comparing countries?

Total income includes government revenues and individual earnings.

Average income considers income distribution across the population.

Average income is the total income divided by the number of working individuals.

Total income is measured in local currency units, while average income is in US dollars.

8.

Which income category did India fall into based on its per capita income in 2019?

High income

Lower-middle income

Low income

Upper-middle income

9.

Which international report compares countries based on educational levels, health status, and per capita income?

World Happiness Report.

World Economic Outlook.

Human Development Report.

Global Competitiveness Report.

10.

What primary criterion is used in the World Development Reports to classify countries?

Literacy rates

Industrial output

Life expectancy

Per capita income

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