Effects of Uneven Development Quiz – Edexcel A
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Effects of Uneven Development Quiz – Edexcel A
True or false? Uneven development affects people's quality of life.
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True or false? A lack of building regulations in less developed countries can lead to poor quality housing.
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People living in less economically developed countries are more likely to suffer from which of the following diseases?
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True or false? Infant mortality is higher in developed countries than developing countries.
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Which of the following can lead to lower farm yields in less developed countries?
Please select 2 correct answers
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Which of the following are water-born diseases that are passed on through contaminated water, particularly affecting people in developing countries?
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In which employment sector are most people typically employed in developing countries?
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Pay is typically lower in jobs in the primary sector.
Which of the following is not a health impact due to a lack of food in developing countries?
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True or false? Pressure to grow enough food can lead to soil erosion.
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Which of the following are reasons why fewer children attend school in developing countries compared to developed countries?
Please select 3 correct answers
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Effects of Uneven Development - Edexcel A
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