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Education
Poverty
Global Warming
Disease
Solutions
100
In 2011, it was 74%
What is literacy rate?
100
Food sufficiency issues, child mortality, poor health and living conditions, and an increasing population are reasons for this.
What are the reasons for poverty in India?
100
There would be this many casualties if India floods from Global Warming.
What is 1.2 billion people?
100
The degree of risk of disease in India is ___.
What is high?
100
An _____ is a non-govermental organization which is a non-profit, voluntary citizen's group which is organized on a local or international level.
What is an NGO?
200
This is 11 years
What is the school expectancy for boys?
200
Almost half of India's population lives on less than U.S$1.25 a day.
What is the usual income for the average person?
200
India is the __ most greenhouse gas exerting country in the world.
What is 4th?
200
India has this many people living with HIV/AIDS and ranks 3rd most in the world.
What is 2.4 million people?
200
Bringing teachers in from other countries is a solution for this problem.
What is a solution for education?
300
It was 10.6% in India as of 2011.
What is unemployment rate?
300
Many people live in these in India.
What are shantytowns ?
300
As of 2009, this was the amount of livestock in India.
What is 485 million?
300
_______ are obtained through insects, contaminated water and food.
What are diseases?
300
This UN global warming protocol agreement is not signed by India.
What is the Kyoto protocol agreement?
400
This place has the highest literacy rate in India at 93.91%.
What is Kerala?
400
About 2.1 million ________ in India die before reaching the age of 5, which is 4 every minute.
What are children?
400
This would be the world population causality rate if India floods from global warming.
What is 1 out of 7 people in the world would die?
400
malaria measles yellow fever typhoid fever
What are some major diseases in India
400
This was a book written by J.C. Aggarwal outlining the problems and solutions of the education in India.
What is a comparative study of states and union territories?
500
This group donated $500 million to improve education in India between 2003-2007.
What is world bank support?
500
Families share 1 tap, there is no sewage provision, disease is common and many people are unemployed.
How are the living conditions?
500
(Daily Double) This greenhouse gas is commonly exerted in India and traps 20 times more heat than carbon dioxide.
What is methane?
500
This very rare disease is a very dangerous avian influenza.
What is H5N1?
500
(Daily Double) These 2 NGO's are trying to convince the Indian government to sign the Kyoto protocol agreement.
What are The National Institute of Animal Nutrition and Physiology (NIANP) and the New-Delhi-based Energy Research Institute (TERI)?