Gr9 - Geography - Revision 2

Grade 9 - Geography - Revision 2

Multiple Choice

Population density tells us:

• The number of people and animals living per square km of an area

• The number of animals living per square km of an area.

• The number of people living per square km of an area

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Densely populated means:

• Few people per square km of an area

• Many people per square km of an area

• Moderate amount of people per square km of an area

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Sparsely populated means:

• Many people per square km of an area

• Moderate people per square km of an area

• Few people per square km of an area

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Population distribution means:

• How plants and animals are spread out across the world

• How countries are spread out across the world

• How people are spread out across an area / country / the world

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Population distribution means:

• How plants and animals are spread out across the world

• How countries are spread out across the world

• How people are spread out across an area / country / the world

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The population of Canada is:

• Evenly distributed

• Empty

• Unevenly distributed

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Factor 1

“Parents want material possessions like cars and lots of holidays.”

• This increases the total population

• This decreases the total population

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Factor 2

“Women are better educated and want a career.”

• This increases the total population

• This decreases the total population

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Factor 3



“Poor farmers need many children to help them work the land.”

• This increases the total population

• This decreases the total population

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Factor 4

“Infectious diseases like malaria and cholera cause many deaths.”

• This increases the total population.

• This decreases the total population

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Factor 5:

“Medical care improves and more doctors and nurses are trained.”

• This increases the total population

• This decreases the total population

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Factor 6:

“Clean water and proper sewerage systems are installed improving hygiene.”

• This increases the total population

• This decreases the total population

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Voluntary migration is:

• When someone has to leave an area – they don’t have the choice (example: war)

• When someone choses to leave an area (example: for a better lifestyle)

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Movement from one country to another is called:

• International migration

• Internal migration

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Movement from one place to place within the same country is called:

• International migration

• Internal migration

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Forced migration is:

• When someone has to leave an area – they don’t have the choice (example: war)

• When someone chooses to leave an area

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Rural to urban migration is:

• The movement of people from towns or cities to the countryside or farms

• The movement of people from the countryside or farms to towns or cities

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Urban to rural migration is:

• The movement of people from countryside to cities

• The movement of people from towns or cities to the countryside or farms

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Push or pull factor :

War

• Push factor

• Pull factor

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Push or pull factor :

Better job opportunities

• Push factor

• Pull factor

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Push or pull factor :

Poor healthcare

• Push factor

• Pull factor

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Push or pull factor :

Better education

• Push

• Pull

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Push or pull factor :

Bad land to grow crops

• Push factor

• Pull factor