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Aging Population and Elderly Issues in Korea
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# 1

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The text mentions that South Korea's rapid modernization has led to 'compressed and magnified' problems. Which of the following is an example of such a problem?

  • Fairness in development
  • Cultural disconnection
  • Institutional delays
  • All of the above

# 2

Multiple Choice

What does the 'Han River miracle' refer to in the context of South Korea's development?

  • A significant environmental restoration project along the Han River
  • The rapid economic growth achieved by South Korea
  • A major cultural festival held on the Han River
  • The successful implementation of a new social welfare system

# 3

Multiple Choice

What is the approximate average life expectancy in South Korea, as mentioned in the text?

  • Below 70 years
  • Around 70 years
  • Over 80 years
  • Around 100 years

# 4

Multiple Choice

What is the projected percentage of the South Korean population that will be 65 or older by the year 2072?

  • 18%
  • 20%
  • 47.7%
  • 80%

# 5

Multiple Choice

How long did it take for South Korea to transition from an 'aging society' (7% elderly population) to a 'super-aged society' (20% elderly population)?

  • 115 years
  • 69 years
  • 18 years
  • 8 years

# 6

Multiple Choice

The increase in the number of elderly people living alone in South Korea is a growing concern. Which of the following is NOT a stated reason for this trend?

  • The rise of the nuclear family
  • Increased individualism among younger generations
  • Economic pressure on young people
  • A preference for living in rural areas

# 7

Multiple Choice

The text suggests that South Korea's rapid development has led to a 'time urgency.' What does this term imply?

  • A relaxed pace of life due to economic prosperity
  • A feeling of pressure and tension due to rapid societal changes
  • A focus on leisure activities and reduced work hours
  • A desire to slow down and preserve traditional ways of life

# 8

Multiple Choice

South Korea's total fertility rate is currently around 0.7. What is the population replacement level, meaning the average number of children a woman needs to have to maintain the population size?

  • 0.7
  • 1.0
  • 2.1
  • 80

# 9

Multiple Choice

South Korea has surpassed the international standard for an 'aging society' and is now considered a 'super-aged society.' What percentage of the population must be 65 or older to be classified as a 'super-aged society'?

  • 7% or more
  • 14% or more
  • 20% or more
  • 50% or more

# 10

Multiple Choice

The provided text mentions three major contradictions accompanying population aging in South Korea. Which of the following is NOT one of these contradictions?

  • Inadequate economic security
  • Mounting healthcare pressures
  • Low social participation
  • Increased birth rates

# 11

Multiple Choice

The concept of 'compressed modernization' in South Korea refers to:

  • The slow and gradual development of the country over centuries
  • Rapid economic growth and societal changes occurring in a very short period
  • A focus on traditional cultural practices over modern advancements
  • The decline of industry and a return to agricultural practices

# 12

Multiple Choice

When observing the aging population in South Korea, what can be learned about the country's transition from traditional to postmodern society?

  • It highlights a smooth and conflict-free evolution of social structures.
  • It reveals deep changes in power structures, resource distribution, and cultural logic.
  • It shows that traditional values have remained unchanged despite modernization.
  • It indicates a decline in the importance of family and community.

# 13

Multiple Choice

The 'super-aged society' status in South Korea means that the elderly population is experiencing specific challenges. Which of these is a key challenge mentioned?

  • Abundant job opportunities for all elderly individuals
  • Strong economic security and robust pension systems
  • Low social participation and mounting healthcare pressures
  • A natural decrease in the number of single-person elderly households

# 14

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is identified as a reason for the high elderly poverty rate in South Korea?

  • A very strong pension system
  • Strong family support for the elderly
  • A widespread availability of well-paying jobs for the elderly
  • An incomplete pension system

# 15

Multiple Choice

What is the main reason for the rapid increase in South Korea's elderly population, besides the declining birth rate?

  • A decrease in average life expectancy
  • Advances in medical technology leading to a longer life expectancy
  • A significant increase in the number of young people
  • A decrease in the number of people immigrating to South Korea
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