Choose the best answer to these questions

1. How much did the world’s richest 100 billionaires increase their wealth by in 2012?

a) $240bn;

b) Over$ 320 million;

c) Less than $24 bn;

2. How much money would be needed to tackle world poverty?

a) $60bn;

b)$ 2 million;

c) Several thousands;

3. Why does Oxfam criticize even those US billionaires who do donate part of their wealth?

a) They do not invest money in private pension funds.

b) They don’t provide details of their annual donations.

c) They hide their real incomes.

4. Why do Oxfam especially criticize billionaires in China, Russia and the Middle East?

a) Their countries suffer low levels of investment.

b) They invest money in private pension funds.

c) They have not promised their wealth to aid projects.

5. What is the name of Oxfam’s report?

a) The Cost of Independence: How Wealth and Income Extremes Hurt Us All.

b) The Cost of Inequality: How Wealth and Income Extremes Hunts for Us All.

c) The Cost of Inequality: How Wealth and Income Extremes Hurt Us All.

6. Which country should world leaders learn from, according to Oxfam?

a) Brazil;

b) Holland;

c) China;

7. In which country is financial inequality most extreme?

a) South Africa;

b) South America;

c) South East;

8. In what way is it claimed that billionaires cause environmental damage?

a) They create new cars.

b) They pollute far more than the average person.

c) They help different plants to develop.

9. What does Oxfam want world leaders to do first?

a) Be ready to donate all their money to charities;

b) Learn how to make more profits of their incomes;

c) Formally agree to reduce inequality to the levels seen in 1990;

10. What action could relieve much of the poverty in the world?

a) Closing tax havens;

b) Opening tax havens;

c) Closing annual tax havens;