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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. By 1982, Grameen Bank has grown from 500 members to ______________.
(a) 2800.
(b) 3400.
(c) 34,000.
(d) 28,000.
2. Where does Yunus go first to study in the United States?
(a) Vanderbilt University.
(b) University of Colorado.
(c) University of Chicago.
(d) University of Tennessee.
3. Yunus, even from a young age, has always thought of himself as what?
(a) A teacher.
(b) An economist.
(c) A reformer.
(d) A banker.
4. In 1982, Yunus is determined that Grameen should be what?
(a) A government program.
(b) Privately owned.
(c) Publically owned.
(d) An independent bank.
5. What percentage of the population in Bangladesh could not read or write in the late 1970s?
(a) 90 percent.
(b) 75 percent.
(c) 25 percent.
(d) 40 percent.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many branches does the Grameen Bank open each year throughout the 1980s?
2. How many children are born into Yunus's family?
3. In what year was the Bangladesh War of Liberation?
4. What kind of business does Yunus's father have?
5. Yunus develops an ownership proposal where the Bangladesh government will own what percentage of Grameen?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Yunus discover as he visited the poor villagers of Jobra?
2. What does the bank manager tell Yunus about developing a loan program for the poor?
3. What influence does each of Yunus's parents have on him?
4. What surprise does Yunus find in the final agreement from the government to help the Grameen Bank in 1983?
5. How does the Grameen Bank Project attract young people to its employ?
6. How does Yunus pay for the printing business he starts in the early 1960s?
7. Who is A.M.A. Muhith and how does he help Yunus?
8. What is a dadan arrangement?
9. Who designs the logo for the Grameen Bank, what does it look like, and what does it symbolize?
10. What does Yunus do for money in his youth?
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