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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 11, Grameen in the Nineties.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the name of the largest government bank in Bangladesh?
(a) Janata Bank.
(b) Agricultural Bank.
(c) Bank of Bangladesh.
(d) Grameen Bank.

2. What does the government bank manager say is the biggest problem with loaning money to the poor people of Bangladesh?
(a) Loan documents.
(b) Government permission.
(c) Worthy enterprises.
(d) Available funds.

3. How many people does Yunus find in the village of Jobra that are in the same cycle of poverty like Sufiaya?
(a) Fourteen.
(b) Twenty-two.
(c) Forty-two.
(d) Five.

4. What percentage of the population in Bangladesh could not read or write in the late 1970s?
(a) 90 percent.
(b) 40 percent.
(c) 25 percent.
(d) 75 percent.

5. How many times does the Grameen Bank apply for permission from the Central Bank to offer housing loans?
(a) Three.
(b) Seven.
(c) Four.
(d) Five.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many branches does the Grameen Bank open each year throughout the 1980s?

2. What percentage of ownership does Grameen Bank have when their arrangement with the Bangladesh government is restructured?

3. In Bangladesh in 1991, Grameen members come out in great numbers to do what?

4. Yunus has a new definition of an entrepreneur who is what?

5. What do people need in order to borrow money from the government bank in Bangladesh?

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