A) the amount that family or individual income is below the poverty line
B) the length of time family income has remained below the poverty line
C) the number of families in an area with incomes below the poverty line
D) the number of families in the country with incomes below the poverty line
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A) The majority of people living in poverty are women.
B) Posters made about poverty depict a woman's face.
C) Women are more likely to be living in poverty.
D) Women are not considered in public policy.
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A) They are likely to go from a two-adult household to a one-adult household.
B) They are likely to be women who have upgraded their skills.
C) They are likely to go from a one-adult to a two-adult,two-earner household.
D) They are likely to be women who are in a workfare program.
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A) people with psychiatric disorders
B) Indigenous families
C) unwed teenage mothers
D) single mothers
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A) more subsidized housing being built
B) lack of social funding
C) increase in the number of poor people
D) cheap housing near city centres being gentrified
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A) It looks at what poverty means to those who experience it.
B) It views poverty as a social issue.
C) It looks at poverty as a dysfunction in the social system.
D) It views poverty as an individual choice.
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A) The farther below the poverty line,the harder it is to provide basic needs.
B) The longer poverty lasts,the harder it is to make ends meet.
C) Individuals usually do not have any resources to tide them over.
D) Individuals are likely to experience food insecurity.
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A) in terms of well-being
B) by ability to manage
C) by income
D) in terms of possessions
Enter the appropriate word(s) to complete the statement.
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A) individual
B) family
C) regional
D) national
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A) how long poverty lasts
B) aspects surrounding poverty like illiteracy
C) permanency of homelessness
D) how far below the poverty line one falls
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A) basic social security programs needed to support family life
B) programs that protect law-abiding citizens from criminals
C) policies designed to eliminate poverty and unemployment
D) a law that prohibits individuals from acts that would hurt society
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A) Greece
B) Italy
C) Australia
D) United States
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A) They often have large families to look after and are unable to work long hours.
B) Some come from countries with language and customs very different from Canada.
C) Many come from countries where they are used to living in poverty.
D) They come from cultures that do not value hard work and saving money.
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A) because of the availability of the clawback and workfare policies
B) because of an increase in the number of seniors who hold jobs
C) because of the number of the near-poor in Canadian cities
D) because of improved pensions and government benefits
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