What does "quality of life" generally refer to?

• The level of education in a society
• The well-being of individuals and societies
• The value of a country's currency
• The rate of industrial growth

How can quality of life differ between people?

• It depends on individual values, goals, and societal expectations
• It's always based on technology
• Everyone has the same expectations
• It only depends on income

Which organization defines quality of life in terms of culture, expectations, and goals?

• The Red Cross
• The United Nations
• UNESCO
• The World Health Organization

Can someone in a developed country like Canada have a poor quality of life?

• Only during economic recessions
• Yes, due to personal factors like health or poverty
• Only if they are unemployed
• No, that’s not possible

Which of the following is **not** an indicator of quality of life?

• Birth order
• Life expectancy
• Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
• Literacy rate

What does life expectancy measure?

• The number of births per year
• The time it takes for population to double
• The average lifespan of a person in a region
• The number of people in poverty

What does GDP per capita represent?

• The number of people living in a city
• The average cost of goods
• The country's economic output per person
• A country’s income tax rate

Which indicator measures access to education and job opportunities?

• GDP
• Poverty rate
• Doubling time
• Literacy rate

What does a high poverty rate suggest?

• People are meeting their needs
• Economic growth
• High employment
• Many people lack basic income

How does culture affect someone’s perception of quality of life?

• It makes everyone value money more
• It sets a global standard
• It influences values, goals, and what people consider a good life
• It determines how long people live