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English ICOM Part 2 Chapter 9 Online Test MCQs With Answers

Question # 1

In Ceylon, the death rate was reduced by ne third in two years by greatly reducing mortality from..............

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Typhoid

Malaria

Gout

Diphtheria

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Question # 2

Hunger does not mean....................... one meal or even meals for a whole day.

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Having

Taking

Missing

Receiving

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Question # 3

The death rate was reduced by one-third in two years by greatly reducing ________ from malaria.

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Troubles

Mortailty

Shocks

Suffering

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Question # 4

The early hunter suffered grave ______ during the winter months

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Diseases

Shocks

Attacks

Shortages

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Question # 5

We must at the same time make every effort to encourage .................... of families.

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Expansion

Enlargement

Limitation

Enrichment

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Question # 6

Death rate has been reduced by epidemic control.

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Widespread disease

National disease

Local disease

Common disease

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Question # 7

The number of people in the world is ____________ increasing

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Dangerously

Shockingly

Rapidly

Horribly

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Question # 8

But famines in _________ have been much less serious than in other parts of the world

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Australia

Asia

Africa

Europe

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Question # 9

In the past the population has not only been reduced by famine and disease but also by.

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Population

Roods

Earthquakes

war

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Question # 10

It was an_________ activity.

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Complex

Arduous

Tiresome

Painful

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Question # 11

One of the first records of famine was carved in granite by an ............ Pharaoh.

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American

Egyptian

Iranian

Syrian

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Question # 12

The number doubled by 1650 and 1850 doubled again to ________ million

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700

800

900

1000

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