Demographic Transition Model-Part 1

The demographic transition model has ____ stages.

What does the Demographic Transition model help explain?

• Rise and fall of natural increase over time

• Rise and fall of immigration over time

• Rise and fall of emigration over time

• Rise and fall of resources over time

Has a country ever reverted back to a pervious stage?

• Yes

• No

Which of the following is true about stage 1 of the demographic transition model? (Select all that apply)

• It is considered low growth

• Has high birth and death rates

• Is considered moderate growth

• No long term natural increase

Which of the following is true about stage 2 of the demographic transition model? (Select all that apply)

• It is considered high growth

• It is considered low growth

• Has rapidly declining death rates

• High birth rates

• High natural increase

Which of the following is true about stage 3? (Select all that apply)

• It is considered moderate growth

• Moderate natural increase

• Crude Birth Rate is lower than Crude Death Rate

• Crude Birth Rate is higher than Crude Death Rate

What is true about stage 4 of the demographic transition model? (Select all that apply)

• Has Low growth

• Zero Population Growth

• Low CBR and CDR

• Population change is due to Immigration

Which of the following is true about stage 5? (Select all that apply)

• High CBR

• Increasing CDR

• Negative natural increase rate

• Low CBR

Which of the following is famous for having a negative natural increase rate?

• Russia

• Texas

• Australlia

• None of the above