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Poverty as a Challenge Quiz - CBSE Class 9 Social Science

Free practice quiz: Poverty as a Challenge (CBSE Class 9 Social Science). 20 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.

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  1. What is the poverty line?

    1. An imaginary line dividing the rich and poor
    2. A fixed income level to determine poverty
    3. A geographical boundary for impoverished areas
    4. A measure of economic growth
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    Answer: B. A fixed income level to determine poverty

    The poverty line is a measure that determines the minimum income level needed to sustain a basic standard of living.

  2. Which international agency measures global poverty?

    1. UNESCO
    2. World Bank
    3. NATO
    4. IMF
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    Answer: B. World Bank

    The World Bank measures global poverty levels, providing statistical data on poverty across different countries.

  3. Which is NOT a measure used to reduce poverty?

    1. Providing high-interest loans
    2. Creating job opportunities
    3. Land reforms
    4. Improving education
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    Answer: A. Providing high-interest loans

    High-interest loans can exacerbate poverty, as they can lead to financial burdens. Job creation, land reforms, and education are more effective poverty reduction measures.

  4. Which government scheme focuses on nutritional improvement for pregnant women and school children in India?

    1. Green Revolution
    2. Midday Meal Scheme
    3. Make in India
    4. National Housing Scheme
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    Answer: B. Midday Meal Scheme

    The Midday Meal Scheme aims to enhance nutritional values among school children and pregnant women by providing free meals.

  5. Which method is considered direct attack on poverty?

    1. Economic growth alone
    2. Job creation schemes
    3. Subsidies for luxury products
    4. Tax exemptions for the rich
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    Answer: B. Job creation schemes

    Job creation schemes directly attack poverty by creating employment opportunities which provide monetary income and reduce dependency.

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