Population Distribution Quiz

What is population distribution?

• The spread of population in a given area or region.

• The number of people in a given area or region.

• The average age of the population in a given area or region.

• The number of males and females in a given area or region.

What are the consequences of population distribution?

• Increased social inequality, decreased infrastructure planning, and increased strain on public services

• Availability of resources, social and economic development, infrastructure planning, and environmental impact

• Decreased availability of resources, decreased economic development, and increased environmental impact

• Decreased crime rates, improved healthcare, and increased job opportunities

Which factor affects population distribution?

• Religion, language, culture, and ethnicity

• Geography, history, demography, and urbanization

• Education, healthcare, transportation, and technology

• Climate, resources, economic opportunities, and political stability

What is population density?

• The number of individuals who migrate to a specific area

• A measure of the number of individuals living in a specific area

• The total land area of a specific region

• The average age of individuals in a specific area

Which region is likely to have a high population density?

• Rural areas with low levels of economic activity and job opportunities.

• Suburban areas with moderate levels of economic activity and job opportunities.

• Coastal areas with low levels of economic activity and job opportunities.

• Urban areas with high levels of economic activity and job opportunities.

What is the term for a sudden increase in population density?

• population boom

• population spike

• population surge

• population explosion

Which country has the highest population density?

• Monaco

• India

• China

• United States

What is the term for the movement of people from rural to urban areas?

• ruralization

• urbanization

• suburbanization

• migration

Which factor does NOT influence population distribution?

• Climate

• Economic opportunities

• Natural resources

• Political boundaries