What processes contribute to population change?

The birth rate is the number of live births . . .

• per 1000 people per month

• per 100 000 people per year

• per 1000 people per year

High birth rates lead to large numbers of young people who need . . .

• schools and education

• a lot of creative computer games

• lots of food to grow strong

• to find work and jobs

Low birth rates can lead to . . .

• not enough people in school

• a lack of people in certain jobs

• an ageing society

• governments that want higher tax

Birth rates decrease when there is . . .

• lack of grandparents to babysit

• female empowerment to make choices themselves

• a lack of young males in a society

• education about family planning

The death rate is the number of deaths per . . .

• 1000 people per month

• 1000 people per year

• 100 000 people per year

Life expectancy is the . . .

• expectation of how long babies will live

• average age people are expected to live

• number of years it takes to start a family

• the amount of time a family stay together

If the life expectancy in a society is high, then the death rate . . .

• stays the same

• is high

• decreases

• increases

A more developed society should have . . .

• high life expectancy

• low life expectancy

• low death rate

• high death rate

More developed countries usually have . . .

• better health services

• better doctor-patient ratios

• higher quality of life

• none of the above

Death rates can change quickly when there is . . .

• peace

• epidemics like COVID

• a stable government

• famine and drought