Unit 3 Population

The __________ of a place is the number of people who inhabit a country, state, city or territory.

• Demography

• Population
• Census

• Elevation

Match:

• The civil registry

  
  

• keeps records on important events in the lives of its population, such as births, deaths and marriages

• electoral roll

• local government survey that measures how many voting citizens live in a city or town

• Census

• type of national government survey that measures the number of inhabitants in a country.

A census is taken every ___ years

Match each definition with their name

• Number of people born in certain time

• Migration

• Number of people death in specific time

• Immigration

• Movement of people into a country

• Birth rate

• Movement of people in or out of a specific area

• Death rate

• Movement of people out of a country

• Emigration

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(a)   growth is the difference between the number of ​ (b)   and the number of ​ (c)   .​

• Natural
• Real
• births
• deaths

If ​ 50 children are born in a country and 25 people die, the natural growth is ​ (a)   . If 20 people emigrate from my country, my real growth would be ​ (b)   . If 10 people migrate to my country, these are called ​ (c)   . My final real growth would be ​ (d)   .

• 25
• 5
• immigrants
• 15
• 10
• -5
• -10
• 20
• emigrants

Population density is the number of inhabitants per square metre of a country

• True

• False

You are part of the active population if you are older than _________ years old. (with numbers)

If you work for a charity with no salary, you belong in the ​ (a)   population.

• inactive
• active

Unemployed people are considered part of the ​ (a)   population

• active
• inactive