Show instructions Question 1 Income poverty is about the lack of access to the basic rights of food, clothes and shelter, education, proper health care, clean water -- rights that most of us take for grante True O False Questions 1-10 of 10 | Page 1 of Question 2 Population is not a direct cause of poverty, but it does compound the problem of poverty. True O False Question 3 Income levels do not necessarily reflect levels of poverty. O True O False Question 4 War is perhaps the most devastating and serious cause of poverty. True O False Question 5 The World Bank has established an international poverty line of $10 a day per person in 1985 purchasing power parity (PPP) prices. True False

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Income poverty is about the lack of access to the basic rights of food, clothes and shelter,
education, proper health care, clean water -- rights that most of us take for grante
○ True
O False
Question 2 (
Population is not a direct cause of poverty, but it does compound the problem of poverty.
True
O False
Question 3
Income levels do not necessarily reflect levels of poverty.
O True
O False
Questions 1-10 of 10 | Page 1 of 1
Question 4
War is perhaps the most devastating and serious cause of poverty.
O True
O False
Question 5
The World Bank has established an international poverty line of $10 a day per person in 1985
purchasing power parity (PPP) prices.
O True
O False
Question 6
Analysts have found a strong positive relationship between economic growth and poverty
reduction.
O True
O False
Question 7
Most of the world's poor live in South Asia.
True
O False
Transcribed Image Text:Show instructions Question 1 Income poverty is about the lack of access to the basic rights of food, clothes and shelter, education, proper health care, clean water -- rights that most of us take for grante ○ True O False Question 2 ( Population is not a direct cause of poverty, but it does compound the problem of poverty. True O False Question 3 Income levels do not necessarily reflect levels of poverty. O True O False Questions 1-10 of 10 | Page 1 of 1 Question 4 War is perhaps the most devastating and serious cause of poverty. O True O False Question 5 The World Bank has established an international poverty line of $10 a day per person in 1985 purchasing power parity (PPP) prices. O True O False Question 6 Analysts have found a strong positive relationship between economic growth and poverty reduction. O True O False Question 7 Most of the world's poor live in South Asia. True O False
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