VCE Health and Human Development Past Exam Questions
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c. Define ‘global health’. 2 marks
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d. Explain how the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goal selected in part b. could contribute to promoting global health. 2 marks 15 2016 HHD EXAM TURN OVER
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a. Describe an immunisation program that could be implemented in a developing country. 3 marks
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b. Using examples from the program described in part a., describe the interrelationships between health, human development and sustainability. 6 marks 2016 HHD EXAM 16
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Question 14 (5 marks) Obesity is placing a heavy burden on the world’s population in both rich and poor countries. Almost 30 per cent of people globally are now either obese or ove
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a. Explain how global marketing has contributed to the increase in the number of people who are overweight or obese. 2 marks
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b. Undernutrition is much more prevalent in developing countries than in Australia. Select one example of the physical environment and explain how it could contribute to this varia
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Question 15 (4 marks) The following graph compares the income and Human Development Index (HDI) of Chile and Equatorial Guinea. Chile Equatorial Guinea similar income, different HD
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a. Explain how two countries can have a similar income (GNI per capita) but a quite different HDI. 2 marks
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b. WHO classifies countries according to their mortality strata. Chile is classified as being in strata B while Equatorial Guinea is classified as being in strata D. Why would Chil
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Question 1 – continued Question 1 (9 marks) males 2010–2012 females Indigenous Australian non-Indigenous Australian years 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Life expectancy at birth, by
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a. Explain the difference between life expectancy and health-adjusted life expectancy. 2 marks
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