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What are the four key aspects of wellbeing?
Political, Psychological, Economic, Cultural
Economic, Psychological, Social, Physical
Financial, Environmental, Mental, Social
Social, Educational, Emotional, Financial
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What trend is visible in the maternal mortality chart?
Only high-income countries have seen a decrease
increased in all countries
No significant changes have occurred
decreased globally
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What is an example of an objective measure of wellbeing?
Interview responses
Happiness levels
Personal satisfaction
Life expectancy
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Why is it important to balance objective and subjective measures of wellbeing?
Governments only use subjective data
Subjective measures are more scientific
Objective data is unreliable
provides a complete picture of wellbeing
5
Which organization created the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?
World Bank
World Health Organization
United Nations
International Monetary Fund
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If we want to compare
social factors
between two countries, which elements should we examine?
All of them
Population growth
Cultural Diversity
Gender Disparities
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If we want to compare
health factors
between two countries, which elements should we examine?
All of them
Maternal mortality
infant mortality
life expectancy
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Which of the following is NOT a factor of social wellbeing?
Access to healthcare
Relationships with family and friends
Literacy levels
Participation in community activities
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What is a major issue faced by residents of Rio de Janeiro’s favelas?
Excess job opportunities
Lack of basic infrastructure
Overpopulation
Low crime rates
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Which of the following is a key social factor impacting wellbeing in rural Australia?
Higher crime rates
More shopping centers
Stronger community connections
Greater access to public transport
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What is one major factor affecting health outcomes in rural Australia?
More medical specialists
Higher income levels
Lack of access to healthcare services
Greater population density
12
Which country in the chart has the highest maternal mortality rate in 1900?
India
China
Australia
United States
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What is one benefit of living in rural communities despite health challenges?
Better public transport
Fewer environmental risks
Higher life satisfaction and strong sense of community
Lower costs of healthcare
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Which of the following is NOT a wellbeing indicator?
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
Number of social media users
Infant Mortality Rate
Human Development Index (HDI)
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Which of the following is an example of qualitative data?
Infant mortality rate
Survey responses on life satisfaction
GDP per capita
Literacy rate
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If we want to compare
economic factors
between two countries, which elements should we examine?
Poverty rates
Gross Domestic Product
Human Development Index
Income
