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Developing World Disparities QuizVersión en línea Why development levels vary in developing countries por Eilidh Caldwell 1 Countries rich in _________ can attract foreign investment by selling oil which can be reinvested into development. a Foreign Aid b Tourism Revenue c Natural Resources d Population Growth 2 What term describes countries that attract foreign investment by offering cheap/educated labor? a Emerging Markets (EMs) b Newly Industrialised Countries (NICs) c Landlocked States d Low-Income Countries 3 Give an example of a Newly Industrialised Country (NIC). a Thailand b Nepal c Qatar d South Korea 4 Which factor makes trade harder for landlocked countries? a Lack of coastal access b Abundant natural resources c High population density d Strong regional governance 5 Countries like Chad and Ethiopia face recurring drought. Why is this an issue for development? a They can't grow food. b There isn't enough rain. c Money has to be spent on improving famine rather than development. 6 Which factor linked to health can trap a country in poverty? a Export-led growth b High literacy c Strong infrastructure d Endemic diseases 7 Debt and borrowing can limit development by constraining what? a Tourism development b Military spending c Foreign direct investment d Public investment in services 8 Which of these countries has a Debt-to-GDP ratio of 109%? a Sierra Leone b Cabo Verde c Afghanistan d Saudi Arabia 9 Why is it difficult to develop in Mountainous regions? a Poor communication links. b Difficult relief which means its harder to build on c Unlikely to attract foreign investment. d All of these 10 Which natural factor can strain a country's development budget? a Poor Climate b Natural Disasters c Farming advancements d Technological adoption 11 What do Haiti and Bangladesh have in common? a Attract Tourists b Prone to Natural Disasters c They are landlocked d Both islands 12 Countries with ____________ workers are unable to attract foreign investment due to lack of education. a High skilled workers b Low skilled workers c High literacy rates d Low literacy rates 13 Why do countries which actively encourage tourism have a stronger level of development? Choose one or more answers a Money can be reinvested into health care b Money can be reinvested into education c Attracts foreign investment d Provides job opportunities 14 Which of these countries would be the most developed? a Uganda b Nepal c Thailand d Gambia 15 Which of these countries would be the least developed? a Saudi Arabia b South Korea c South Africa d Ethiopia Feedback 1 Access to valuable resources like oil can boost trade and development. 2 NICs are key examples where industry boosts development. 4 Being landlocked raises transport costs and limits markets. 5 Drought diverts funds from development to famine relief. 6 ill health reduces work capacity and growth. 7 High debt often crowds out education, health, and infrastructure. 9 Rugged or mountainous areas hinder infrastructure and investment. 10 Disasters require relief spending at the expense of development.

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por Eilidh Caldwell

Countries rich in _________ can attract foreign investment by selling oil which can be reinvested into development.

What term describes countries that attract foreign investment by offering cheap/educated labor?

Give an example of a Newly Industrialised Country (NIC).

Which factor makes trade harder for landlocked countries?

Countries like Chad and Ethiopia face recurring drought. Why is this an issue for development?

Which factor linked to health can trap a country in poverty?

Debt and borrowing can limit development by constraining what?

Which of these countries has a Debt-to-GDP ratio of 109%?

Why is it difficult to develop in Mountainous regions?

Which natural factor can strain a country's development budget?

What do Haiti and Bangladesh have in common?

Countries with ____________ workers are unable to attract foreign investment due to lack of education.

Why do countries which actively encourage tourism have a stronger level of development?

Choose one or more answers

Which of these countries would be the most developed?

Which of these countries would be the least developed?

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