Lesson Y8-U03-L09

Development in Action: Rwanda and Bangladesh Quiz: KS3 Geography, Unit 9

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. Which continent is Rwanda on?

    • Asia
    • Europe
    • Africa
    • South America

  2. Which continent is Bangladesh on?

    • Asia
    • Oceania
    • Europe
    • Africa

  3. Which of these countries is landlocked?

    • Rwanda
    • Both are landlocked
    • Neither is landlocked
    • Bangladesh

  4. Which major bay lies directly beside Bangladesh?

    • Hudson Bay
    • Bay of Bengal
    • Persian Gulf
    • Bay of Biscay

  5. What does the literacy rate measure in a population?

    • Speaking English
    • School attendance
    • Reading and writing
    • Higher education

  6. What is a geographical case study?

    • A weather forecast
    • A real example
    • A computer model
    • A historical myth

  7. What does the garment industry primarily manufacture?

    • Furniture
    • Vehicles
    • Electronics
    • Clothing

  8. Which country is famously known as the land of a thousand hills?

    • Nepal
    • Rwanda
    • Bangladesh
    • Switzerland

  9. Rwanda's HDI is 0.55 and Bangladesh's is 0.67. What is the gap between them?

    • 0.02
    • 0.12
    • 1.22
    • 0.22

  10. Life expectancy is about 67 years in Rwanda and 74 years in Bangladesh. What is the difference?

    • 17 years
    • 7 years
    • 141 years
    • 3 years

  11. GDP per person is about US$1,000 in Rwanda and US$2,700 in Bangladesh. What is the gap?

    • US$3,700
    • US$2,700
    • US$1,200
    • US$1,700

  12. How should two different countries be fairly compared using data?

    • Total population
    • Total currency
    • Same indicator
    • Land area

  13. Who has mostly gained paid jobs from Bangladesh's garment industry?

    • Retired farmers only
    • Government officials only
    • Women
    • Children only

  14. Which internal investment helps a country develop long-term stability?

    • Luxury tourism
    • Military weapons
    • Schools and government
    • Fossil fuels

  15. What type of financial support helps poor families start small businesses?

    • Microloans
    • Tax rebates
    • National debt
    • Import tariffs

  16. What is the main physical trade challenge of being landlocked?

    • Frequent earthquakes
    • Extreme drought
    • No coastline
    • Active volcanoes

  17. Which factor is generally considered most crucial to a country's development?

    • Stable government
    • Large population
    • Coastal access
    • Oil reserves

  18. Why can development plans rarely be directly copied between countries?

    • Laws are identical
    • Conditions differ
    • Languages match
    • Currencies equal

  19. Which sector might landlocked Rwanda focus on to bypass shipping costs?

    • Cargo shipping
    • Deep sea fishing
    • Digital technology
    • Port logistics

  20. What do development trends in Rwanda and Bangladesh share?

    • Coastal geography
    • Identical economies
    • Low starting base
    • Equal populations

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