AP FINAL EXAM UNIT 2

what does population distribution mean

• The pattern of where people live

• The scattering of all sorts of people

• The study of animal habitats.

• The total number of people in a country.

what does carrying capacity mean in geography

• Carrying capacity is the maximum population size an environment can sustain.
• Carrying capacity refers to the total area of land available for agriculture.
• Carrying capacity is the amount of resources a population consumes annually.
• Carrying capacity is the minimum population size needed for survival.

what is the rate of natural increase

• The rate of natural increase is the difference between the birth rate and the death rate of a population.
• The rate of natural increase is the average age of a population.
• The rate of natural increase is the total population size.
• The rate of natural increase is the number of immigrants in a population.

what is Epidemiological Transition Model

• A model predicting future disease outbreaks
• A framework for economic development
• A theory on population growth patterns
• The Epidemiological Transition Model illustrates the transition of disease patterns in populations over time.

the 5 Stages of DTM are

• 1) Early Stationary, 2) High Expanding, 3) Low Expanding, 4) Late Stationary, 5) Rising
• 1) High Declining, 2) Early Stationary, 3) Late Expanding, 4) Low Expanding, 5) High Expanding
• 1) High Stationary, 2) Early Expanding, 3) Late Expanding, 4) Low Stationary, 5) Declining
• 1) Declining, 2) High Expanding, 3) Low Stationary, 4) Early Expanding, 5) Late Stationary

what is the Malthusian Theory

• The Malthusian Theory states that technology will solve all food shortages.
• The Malthusian Theory argues that population will remain static regardless of resources.
• The Malthusian Theory posits that population growth will outstrip food supply, leading to societal collapse.
• The Malthusian Theory claims that food supply will always exceed population growth.

What is arithmetic in geography

• Arithmetic in geography refers to the study of climate patterns.
• Arithmetic in geography is the measurement of land areas only.
• Arithmetic in geography involves the calculation of population density without data analysis.
• Arithmetic in geography is the use of mathematical calculations to analyze geographical data.

Physiological is

• Relating to the functions of living organisms.
• Referring to the behavior of animals.
• Concerned with the study of ecosystems.
• Relating to the structure of cells.

Agricultural is

• related to farming
• pertaining to livestock
• related to agriculture
• unrelated to crops

describe dependency ratio

• The dependency ratio is the ratio of urban to rural populations.
• The dependency ratio indicates the average income of the population.
• The dependency ratio measures the total population size.
• The dependency ratio indicates the burden on the productive population.