HDI Index
OECD Better Life Index
Global trends and reasoning
Random but geographical
Completely random
100

What does HDI stand for?

Human Development Index

100

How many indicators does the OECD Better Life Index measure?

11

100

What are the three contributing factors to poor countries?

Institutions, culture, religion.

100

How many continents are there?

7

100

Who wrote Harry Potter?

JK Rowling
200

What three indicators make up the HDI?

Health (life expectancy), education, and income.

200

Which country has the lowest rank amongst almost all the OECD indicators (remember the flower graph) 

South Africa

200

Which climate region do many poor countries fall into?

The tropics.

200

Name a landlocked country.

Afganistan, Bolivia, Chad, Nepal etc.

200

What everyday letter is the most commonly used letter in the English language?

E

300

What European region of the world is known for ranking high on the wellbeing indexes, including HDI?

Scandinavia.

300

Name 3 indicators included in the OECD Index.

housing, income, jobs, community, education, environment, governance, health, life satisfaction, safety, and work-life balance

300

What common trend exists between GDP and ecological footprint?

Higher GDP = higher resource consumption.

300

Which continent is made up of 54 countries?

Africa

300

Who was the highest paid NRL player in the 2025 season?

Nathan Cleary - $1.3 million

400

Name one country with very high HDI and one with very low HDI.

Australia/NZ (high), South Sudan (low)

400

If countries have only been ranked by their GDP for 100 years, OECD provides a a better understanding about peoples __________ of life.

Quality 

400

What term/phrase is used to describe when people give jobs or opportunities to family, friends, or their own group instead of choosing the best person for the job. 

Clan based thinking

400

What is the largest continent in the world

Asia

400

How many days until 2026?

48

500

Why does Australia rank so highly in the life expectancy (health) indicator compared to some other countries like the USA?

Australia has medicare = free health care. 

500

Why is the OECD Index considered more “holistic”  or "thorough" than HDI?

It measures a wider variety of wellbeing factors (economic + social + environmental).

500

Explain why some countries with high GDP might not have high happiness scores.

Lack of work life balance, social stress, poor mental health, weak community support etc.

500

What is the term for the line that splits the Earth into Northern and Southern hemispheres?

The Equator.

500

What is the only food that never spoils or goes off, even after thousands of years?

Honey

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