MCQ Class 9 Economics Chapter 3 Poverty As A Challenge Advertisement MCQ’s For All Chapters – Economics Class 9th 1. Which of the following is a cause of poverty?HungerUnemploymentLack of shelterIlliteracyQuestion 1 of 102. Which of the following statements is not true?Poverty cannot be seen in terms of social exclusion.Poverty is looked through social indicators like illiteracy levels, malnutrition etc.Poverty results in lack of clean water and sanitation facilities.Poverty creates a sense of helplessness.Question 2 of 103. In 2001, what was the percentage of poverty in sub-Saharan Africa?54464441Question 3 of 104. Look at the image given below and find the percentage of population that lived below the poverty line in the year 1983? 45.2%40.8%44.5%45.7%Question 4 of 105. What amount has been fixed by the World Bank as the minimum amount for defining the poverty line?$3$2$4$1.90Question 5 of 106. Which of the following countries has a higher poverty ratio than India?China Brazil Bangladesh IndonesiaQuestion 6 of 107. Which of the following Indian states has shown a significant decline in poverty?BiharOrissa Uttar PradeshGujaratQuestion 7 of 108. Which body conducts a sample survey for the estimation of the poverty line?Sample of Poverty Survey OrganisationThe Central Government The Indian Poverty Estimate Survey Organisation National Sample Survey Organisation Question 8 of 109. Which of the following statements is not true? The definition of poverty changes with development. Increasing empowerment of women and economically weaker sections of society will not alleviate poverty.Wide disparities in poverty are visible among different states.Poverty has declined in India since independence.Question 9 of 1010. Which of the following groups are not vulnerable to poverty?Scheduled tribesUrban casual labour householdsScheduled castesMedium agricultural farm ownersQuestion 10 of 10 Loading...
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In Sub Saharab Countries
The percentage in 2001 was 51 not 46!!
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