REVIEW LESSONS1-2

is the number of all the organisms of the same group or species, which live in a particular geographical area

• Population

• Population Density

• Ecumene

• Non-Ecumene

: is the study of population


(a)  

______________ are geographic areas where a very large majority of the world’s population resides in

• All of the above

• Population Clusters

• Places

• Population Density

Which of the following is NOT one of the top four biggest population clusters in the world?

• Europe

• South Asia

• East Asia

• North America

Would this place a part of the Ecumene or Non-Ecumene

• Ecumene

• Non-Ecumene

Would this place a part of the Ecumene or Non-Ecumene

• Ecumene

• Non-Ecumene

Would this place a part of the Ecumene or Non-Ecumene

• Ecumene

• Non-Ecumene

Would this place a part of the Ecumene or Non-Ecumene

• Ecumene

• Non-Ecumene

The physiological density is more useful than arithmetic density when trying to determine a region's what?

• Population distribution

• Physical features

• Required food production

• Human Features

What does the term 'ecumene' refer to in the study of population distribution?

• Areas with high population density

• The habitable parts of the world

• Regions with extreme climates

• Urban areas only