Poverty & Globalization Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Poverty & Globalization QuizOnline version Test knowledge on poverty and world economy. by Claire Deng 1 What defines absolute poverty? a Inability to meet basic needs (food, shelter, healthcare) b Low income compared to city average c Lack of education in a family 2 What is relative poverty? a Unemployment without benefits b Income well below the societal average c Income below a country’s median only 3 Poverty trap refers to a cycle where: a Poverty disappears with relocation b Poverty ends once education finishes c Poverty limits income growth, staying poor long term 4 Poverty line is the: a Exact minimum wage b Income threshold used to define poverty levels c Border between rich and middle class 5 Quality of life includes health, safety, and: a Climate and weather alone b Access to education and social services c Only income level 6 Push factors in migration push people to: a Move to rural areas for farming b Move for better climate only c Leave their homeland due to negatives like conflict 7 Pull factors attract migrants to: a Taxes and regulations b Distance from home country c Opportunities like jobs and stability 8 Globalization primarily increases: a Cross-border flows of goods, ideas, and capital b Local-only production c Isolationism and tariffs only 9 Outsourcing means a company: a Buys all its own supplies locally b Contracts work to external firms in different places c Ends all international trade 10 CUSMA is the trade agreement among: a Canada, Brazil, Argentina b Canada, the U.S., and Mexico c USA, China, India

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Poverty & Globalization QuizOnline version

Test knowledge on poverty and world economy.

by Claire Deng

What defines absolute poverty?

Inability to meet basic needs (food, shelter, healthcare)

Low income compared to city average

Lack of education in a family

What is relative poverty?

Unemployment without benefits

Income well below the societal average

Income below a country’s median only

Poverty trap refers to a cycle where:

Poverty disappears with relocation

Poverty ends once education finishes

Poverty limits income growth, staying poor long term

Poverty line is the:

Exact minimum wage

Income threshold used to define poverty levels

Border between rich and middle class

Quality of life includes health, safety, and:

Climate and weather alone

Access to education and social services

Only income level

Push factors in migration push people to:

Move to rural areas for farming

Move for better climate only

Leave their homeland due to negatives like conflict

Pull factors attract migrants to:

Taxes and regulations

Distance from home country

Opportunities like jobs and stability

Globalization primarily increases:

Cross-border flows of goods, ideas, and capital

Local-only production

Isolationism and tariffs only

Outsourcing means a company:

Buys all its own supplies locally

Contracts work to external firms in different places

Ends all international trade

CUSMA is the trade agreement among:

Canada, Brazil, Argentina

Canada, the U.S., and Mexico

USA, China, India

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Poverty & Globalization QuizOnline version

by Claire Deng

What defines absolute poverty?

What is relative poverty?

Poverty trap refers to a cycle where:

Poverty line is the:

Quality of life includes health, safety, and:

Push factors in migration push people to:

Pull factors attract migrants to:

Globalization primarily increases:

Outsourcing means a company:

CUSMA is the trade agreement among:

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