CG3 Multiple Choice Test

9. The degree of wealth and material comfort available to a person or community.

10. In Kenya, the literacy rate for males is 90.6% while the rate for girls is 79.7%. In Sudan, 71.8% of males are considered literate as opposed to 50.5% of the female population.

12. In 2008 the number of new cases of HIV infection in Africa slowly declined, though the total number of people living with HIV and AIDS increased slightly. Why might this situation exist?

13. Many countries and groups around the world are willing to contribute to help reduce famine in Africa. What problem in Africa makes it difficult to get these contributions to the citizens of African countries?

14. From 2003 to 2008, literacy rates in Sudan averaged 85% for male students and 71% for female students. In Kenya, the literacy rate for males was 80% and 81% for females.

Using this chart, which country is MOST likely to have the highest standard of living?

What conclusion can be drawn about the health care in Sudan and Kenya?

21. Famine can lead to death and malnutrition. Which area of Africa is more likely to be affected by this deadly health issue?

22. Which strategy would help in preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS?

23. How do political conflicts sometimes lead to famine?

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