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What is development?
What is development?
- The process of becoming stagnant
- The process of growing and becoming better (correct)
- The process of staying the same
- The process of becoming worse
What does the text suggest about different people's goals for development?
What does the text suggest about different people's goals for development?
- Different people have identical goals for development
- Different people have divergent goals for development (correct)
- Different people have goals that are not important
- Different people do not have any goals for development
What are some non-material development goals?
What are some non-material development goals?
- Freedom and equality (correct)
- Electricity and industrialization
- Money and land
- House and car
In the context of development, what may be important for an industrialist?
In the context of development, what may be important for an industrialist?
What does the text imply about the perception of development goals?
What does the text imply about the perception of development goals?
Based on the text, which statement is true about development?
Based on the text, which statement is true about development?
What is the indicator used to compare the income of different countries?
What is the indicator used to compare the income of different countries?
According to the World Bank, what is the per capita income threshold for rich countries in 2017?
According to the World Bank, what is the per capita income threshold for rich countries in 2017?
Which indicator is used to assess the number of children who die before the age of one year?
Which indicator is used to assess the number of children who die before the age of one year?
What does the Body Mass Index (BMI) measure?
What does the Body Mass Index (BMI) measure?
Which region would be considered a better place to live based on the given information?
Which region would be considered a better place to live based on the given information?
What does the text suggest about comparing countries based solely on their per capita income?
What does the text suggest about comparing countries based solely on their per capita income?
What does the Net Attendance Ratio measure?
What does the Net Attendance Ratio measure?
Which factor is mentioned as indicating that money cannot buy all goods and services needed to live?
Which factor is mentioned as indicating that money cannot buy all goods and services needed to live?
What is used to determine whether an adult is undernourished or not?
What is used to determine whether an adult is undernourished or not?
How does Per Capita Income differ from Total National Income?
How does Per Capita Income differ from Total National Income?
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