Review U.4 Population_5th Grade

What is demography?

• Is the difference between the number of births and the number of deaths.

• Is a collection of data to calculate population changes.

• Is the number of people in an area per square kilometre.

• Is the study of human population.

To which concept does the following formula belong to?:

"natural increase + number of immigrants - number of emigrants"

• Population Density

• Natural Increase

• Actual Increase

• Census

Which is the formula for population density?

• Natural Increase - Actual Increase

• Birth rate - Death rate

• Natural Increase + Number of immigrants - Number of emigrants

• Number of inhabitants divided by the size of the area they live in.

What are the factors affecting population density?

• - Natural

  - Social

  - Political

  - Economic

• - Artificial

  - Social

  - Political

  - Economic

• - Natural

  - Social

  - Political

• - Social

  - Political

  - Economic

Which of the following statements is true?

• In Europe, the birth rate is high but the death rate is low.

• In Europe, the birth rate is low but the death rate is also low.

• In Europe, the birth rate is low but the death rate is high.

• In Europe, the birth rate is high but the death rate is also high.

Which two continents have more population than Europe?

• America and Oceania

• Asia and America

• Asia and Africa

• Africa and Oceania

What is Europe's population density?

• 121 inhabitants per square kilometre.

• 21 inhabitants per square kilometre.

• 1210 inhabitants per square kilometre.

• 171 inhabitants per square kilometre.

Looking at the map, does your autonomous community have a high or a low population?

To which concept does the following definition belong to?:

"Is when people leave their country to move to another country"

• Internal migration

• International Immigration

• International Emigration

Looking at the map, which two autonomous communities have the highest number of immigrants?

• Andalucia and Madrid

• Castilla y León and Castilla la Mancha

• Madrid and Cataluña

• Galicia and Asturias