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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 8, Growth and Challenges for the Bank for the Poor, 1984-1990.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What percentage of ownership does Grameen Bank have when their arrangement with the Bangladesh government is restructured?
(a) Seventy-five.
(b) Sixty.
(c) Forty.
(d) Twenty-five.

2. What kind of business does Yunus begin in the early 1960s?
(a) A bank.
(b) Packaging and printing plant.
(c) Shoe factory.
(d) An economics program for children.

3. Where is the official from that Yunus stays with in Washington D.C. when he is representing the Bangladesh Citizens' Committee?
(a) India Embassy.
(b) Bengali Embassy.
(c) Pakistan Embassy.
(d) Bangladesh Embassy.

4. How many days of training do all support group members have to complete to be accepted into Yunus's program?
(a) Two.
(b) Three.
(c) Five.
(d) Seven.

5. Most foreign aid given to developing countries goes toward what?
(a) Infrastructure projects.
(b) Hunger relief.
(c) Disease prevention.
(d) Sanitation.

Short Answer Questions

1. Yunus develops an ownership proposal where the Bangladesh government will own what percentage of Grameen?

2. How much does the bamboo cost that Sufiaya Begum has to buy to make her stools?

3. According to Yunus, Bangladesh is a land of what?

4. Where did Yunus's Bengali friend, Mohiuddin Alamgir, just graduate from at the time of the demonstration in Washington D.C.?

5. What percentage of the population in Bangladesh could not read or write in the late 1970s?

(see the answer key)

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