Population

The number of people who live in a geographic area is considered population.

• True

• False

Factors that determine population of an area:

(a)  

Some cultures and religions do not have an affect how many children a woman can have.

• True

• False

Some countries provide benefits to people who have many children and countries go by various child policies.

• True

• False

Countries with frequent natural disasters will likely have a high death rate and countries with heavy industry will likely have high air and water pollution that can increase a high death rate

• True

• False

Population distribution is the geographical pattern of where people on (a)   live.

The number of people living in a particular area is called population density and when we say that an area is densely population that means the area has a large amount of people living in it.

• True

• False

Increased population will not lead to overcrowding

• True

• False

Overcrowding will result in:

Lack of resources

Spread of disease

• True

• False

Highly populated areas usually experience:

(a)