Thematic study: Development and sustainability

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Leap into learning with Froggy Jump, a fun and interactive way to revise IB Global Politics! In this game, your frog hops across lily pads by answering multiple-choice questions on key topics from the Development and Sustainability unit.

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Thematic study: Development and sustainability


Froggy Jumps Thematic study: Development and sustainabilityOnline version Leap into learning with Froggy Jump, a fun and interactive way to revise IB Global Politics! In this game, your frog hops across lily pads by answering multiple-choice questions on key topics from the Development and Sustainability unit. by Gurleen Kaur 1 Which index combines life expectancy, education and per capita income to measure development? a Gini Index b Human Development Index (HDI) c Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) 2 The concept of sustainable development is best defined as a Prioritizing GDP growth above all else b Development focused only on environmental protection c Development that meets present needs without compromising future generations 3 South–South cooperation refers to: a Collaboration and mutual support between developing countries b Military alliances in the Global South c Aid from rich northern countries to poor southern countries 4 Which factor is most closely associated with institutional capacity for development? a Quality of public administration, rule of law and property rights b Distance from global markets c Number of natural resources only 5 Absolute poverty is best defined as: a Lack of education b Lack of equality in society c Living below a minimum level of income needed for survival 6 The Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) measures poverty by looking at: a Multiple deprivations across health, education, and living standards b Unemployment rates only c Only income levels 7 Which of the following countries uses Gross National Happiness as a development measure? a Nepal b Bhutan c Sri Lanka 8 Which case study shows “poverty despite economic contribution” in textile industries? a Rwanda b Costa Rica c Bangladesh 9 Which factor has contributed most to rising inequality globally? a Increased democracy b Globalization and MNC dominance c Cultural exchange 10 Political inequality often results in: a Greater representation of minorities b Stronger accountability c Policy capture by elites 11 Nicola Phillips explains inequality as resulting from: a Lack of institutions b Power asymmetries c Corruption alone 12 Which is a real-world example of gender inequality in development? a Norway’s welfare system b Bangladesh garment industry c Singapore’s education model 13 The three pillars of sustainability are: a Economic, social, and environmental b Social, economic, and institutional c Social, cultural, and political 14 Environmental sustainability emphasizes: a Preserving ecosystems for future generations b Expanding trade routes c Minimizing industrial growth 15 Which of the following best reflects social sustainability? a Free and fair elections b Increasing GDP per capita c Equal access to education, healthcare, and justice 16 The Paris Agreement is linked to: a Poverty reduction b Climate change mitigation c Inequality reduction 17 According to Nicola Phillips, inequality arises from the interaction of: a Politics, law, and culture b Market, social, and political power asymmetries c Trade, migration, and war 18 Which example shows market asymmetry? a US dominance in IMF voting b Civil society protests c Bhutan’s GNH 19 Which example shows social asymmetry? a WTO trade negotiations b IMF loan conditionality c Gender wage gaps 20 Which example shows political asymmetry? a Minority underrepresentation in government b Workers demanding better pay c Investment in rural infrastructure

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Thematic study: Development and sustainabilityOnline version

by Gurleen Kaur

Which index combines life expectancy, education and per capita income to measure development?

The concept of sustainable development is best defined as

South–South cooperation refers to:

Which factor is most closely associated with institutional capacity for development?

Absolute poverty is best defined as:

The Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) measures poverty by looking at:

Which of the following countries uses Gross National Happiness as a development measure?

Which case study shows “poverty despite economic contribution” in textile industries?

Which factor has contributed most to rising inequality globally?

Political inequality often results in:

Nicola Phillips explains inequality as resulting from:

Which is a real-world example of gender inequality in development?

The three pillars of sustainability are:

Environmental sustainability emphasizes:

Which of the following best reflects social sustainability?

The Paris Agreement is linked to:

According to Nicola Phillips, inequality arises from the interaction of:

Which example shows market asymmetry?

Which example shows social asymmetry?

Which example shows political asymmetry?