In Chitra Divakaruni’s “Live Free and Starve,” what does the essay's title, Live Free or Starve, most likely mean?Group of answer choicesthat child labor abroad is forcing millions of children into poverty and hungerthat misguided efforts to free child laborers abroad could force some of those children into even greater poverty and hungerthat many ex-convicts face poverty and hunger when they are released from prisonthat even in free countries, many citizens face poverty and hunger

In Chitra Divakaruni’s “Live Free and Starve,” Divakaruni questions the rightness of which of the following?Group of answer choicesthe enforcement of child labor before the age of fourteenrehabilitation programs for ex-convictsthe use of indentured servants by wealthy familiesthe passage of a bill in Congress that addresses child labor

PART A: Which TWO of the following statements best describe the central ideas of the text?A. Poor families are just going to keep growing, so it's best to leave them to starve themselves out.B. In order to control population and poverty, the children of the poor should be sold as food.C. Any other proposal would be a waste of time to listen to.D. The social situation during this time is dire, with poverty rampant throughout the kingdom, particularly in Ireland.E. A person is not measured by how productive, costly, or useful they can be to larger society.F. The poor should get out of the streets and make more of an effort to find employment, rather than beg for their food.

In Chitra Divakaruni’s “Live Free and Starve,” Divakaruni identifies what emotion in Nimai?Group of answer choicesJoyanxietydespairpride

_____ is not having enough money to afford the basic necessities of life, such as food, clothing and shelter. Group of answer choicesfeminization of povertyrelative povertyabsolute povertypoverty line

CCTs have the simultaneous goals of 1) immediate poverty reduction – through cash transfers that can be spent without restrictions – and, 2) long term poverty reduction through human capital development, defined as investing in a person’s health, knowledge and skills.9 Children are often the focus of the human capital investments, with the intention of giving children the tools with which to break the inter-generational transfer of poverty.4 CCTs use cash transfers as incentives for parents to invest in their children’s health and wellbeing so that their children will have the capabilities to be able to escape poverty when they reach adulthood.11