APES Unit 1 Test Review

The increase in the size of Earth’s human population in the last century has been dramatic. Which of the following identifies two major contributors to this increase?

• New methods of agriculture and the identification of new food crops
• The Industrial Revolution and modern medicine
• New methods of birth control and decreased warfare
• Increased education for women and the development of new pesticides

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Which of the following is a true statement about replacement-level fertility?

• It equals the average number of children a woman will give birth to during her child-bearing years
• It equals the annual number of live births per 1,000 people in a population
• It equals the natural increase of a population in one year
• It is greater in countries with high infant-mortality rates than in countries with low infant-mortality rates

Which section would see exponential population growth?

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

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Which of the following is an example of Tragedy of the Commons

• The extinction of a rare bird species due to dumping waste on private land
• Dumping of Spider Pig's "leavings" in Lake Springfield
• Overgrazing on a private pasture
• Overfishing on a private lake

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The human population is currently following roughly a j-shaped curve.  This means that the population is growing

• arithmetically.
• sigmoidally.
• at a decreasing rate.
• exponentially.

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Population size can be estimated using the formula

• (CBR + Immigration) + (CDR + Emigration)
• (CBR + Immigration) - (CDR + Emigration)
• (CBR - Immigration) + (CDR - Emigration)
• (CBR - Immigration) - (CDR - Emigration)

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Even if a country reduces its birth rate and maintains replacement-level fertility, its population will still continue to grow for several decades because of

• lower death rates.
• increased income.
• population momentum.
• better health care.

Use Figure 7-1.  Population A is most likely:

• rapidly growing
• rapidly declining
• stable or close to stable
• going to decline in a few decades

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A country with an age distribution like that shown in the figure above, is most likely a country that

• Is expecting rapid growth
• Is experiencing slow or no population growth
• Is experiencing a high death rate
• Is a less-developed country

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The IPAT equation was developed to estimate

• the affluence of a country's population
• the rate of demographic transition
• the impact of human lifestyles on Earth
• the gross domestic product o a country

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