1.If you could live on just one dollar a day. What would you buy? What can a dollar realistically buy?
I believe that if you live in center of city you can not even using one dollar to buy thing. (maybe a bottle of water and a cup noodle) but if i live and born in a village that is poor, i think their food or things will not be too expensive. For example in Indonesia their local noodle or soup is only 7,000 Rp.
2. Who are the boys? What are the boy’s planning to do? How do they prepare for the trip?
They are students from the same collage, they want to understand how does people living with one dollar a day. They don’t really know what should they prepare for “two month’s clothes” because this is their first time to try to “living with one dollar a day”.
3. What problems do you think they may encounter? Why will these be problems?
They are going to a place they never went before, so I think they might don’t understand the map and the language of the city(?), also when they are eating their local food, the flavor and the test will be different between to the city. They probably will get sick in there but they can not really go to the hospital, because they only have one dollar per day.
4. What are the the questions they hope to answer?
How do people live in one dollar per day?
How does it feel?
What problem will happen when people living will one dollar per day? How can they stove the problem(quotation)?
5. What are the statistics they mention?
There are 1.1 billion people living with one dollar(or under) a day.
In Guatemala there are 50% of the population and nearly 75% of Mayan and other natives are living poverty.
6. What is your reaction to this project?
I think this is a really nice project, but in my opinions, i would like to stay only 1 month, i think two months is too long.