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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. Yunus and his second wife make a home in ____________, where they continue to live today.
(a) Dhaka.
(b) Tangail.
(c) Jobra.
(d) Chittagong.

2. What kind of business does Yunus's father have?
(a) Mill.
(b) Jewelry.
(c) Farm.
(d) Bank.

3. How much in total does Yunus discover the poverty stricken people of Jobra need to make their own products?
(a) $1024.
(b) $47.
(c) $125.
(d) $27.

4. As Yunus begins to define poverty, what does he discover is left out of most definitions of the poor?
(a) The elderly.
(b) Women and children.
(c) Farm workers.
(d) The homeless.

5. As Yunus begins his university study, he finds that economists rarely reflect on the origin and development of ___________.
(a) Poverty.
(b) Wealth.
(c) Faminie.
(d) Banks.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many members does a support group need before any loans are made?

2. Who does the managing director of the Bangladesh Agriculature Bank tell Yunus are failing the country?

3. Where is the opening ceremony for the Grameen Bank held?

4. What is the holy festival that Yunus attends in the fall of 1977?

5. What year did Pakistan partition from India?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Yunus discover about lending money to women?

2. What is Yunus's experience like at the American universities he attends?

3. What happens in 1977 when Yunus visits a bank in Dhaka?

4. How does the Grameen Bank Project attract young people to its employ?

5. What happens during the Partition in 1947?

6. Who is A.M.A. Muhith and how does he help Yunus?

7. What happens to Yunus's mother, Sofia?

8. What is happening in Yunus's homeland in 1971 while he is in America?

9. What influence does each of Yunus's parents have on him?

10. What surprise does Yunus find in the final agreement from the government to help the Grameen Bank in 1983?

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