Comparing Life Chances of Young People in Ireland and Tanzania (Junior Cert Geography): Quizzes
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What does 'life chances' refer to for young people?
What does 'life chances' refer to for young people?
Opportunities for quality of life & education
At what ages is education compulsory in Ireland?
At what ages is education compulsory in Ireland?
Ages 6 to 16
What is Ireland's literacy rate?
What is Ireland's literacy rate?
Over 99%
Is secondary education compulsory in Tanzania?
Is secondary education compulsory in Tanzania?
No, only primary education is compulsory
What characterises Tanzanian schools' resources?
What characterises Tanzanian schools' resources?
Large classes, fewer teachers, shortages
What type of healthcare is available to Irish young people?
What type of healthcare is available to Irish young people?
Free or affordable healthcare
What health advantages do Irish young people have?
What health advantages do Irish young people have?
Lower malnutrition, disease & mortality rates
Which diseases are more common in Tanzania?
Which diseases are more common in Tanzania?
Malnutrition, malaria, and HIV/AIDS
How does life expectancy differ in Tanzania?
How does life expectancy differ in Tanzania?
Lower due to preventable diseases
What job sectors are available in Ireland's economy?
What job sectors are available in Ireland's economy?
Technology, finance, education, healthcare
What type of economy does Tanzania have?
What type of economy does Tanzania have?
Largely agricultural economy
What characterises informal jobs in Tanzania?
What characterises informal jobs in Tanzania?
Low-paying, lack security & benefits