Population Pyramid and DTM

What does the population pyramid for Afghanistan located to the left tell us about its population in 2015?

• It tells us that its population is in a rapid growth cycle.

• It tells us that its population is growing slowly or is stable.

• It tells us that its population is in a declining cycle.

• It tells us that there was possibly a large natural disaster in Afghanistan 70 to 80 years ago.

Which one of the following population pyramids are created from data that supports the fact that the country it represents has a DECLINING population?

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Which one of the following population pyramids are created from data that supports the fact that the country it represents has a Slow or Stable population?

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Which one of the following population pyramids are created from data that supports the fact that the country it represents will see a large influx of military personnel in the future?

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Stage 1 of the Demographic Transition Model is known as the...?

• Early Expanding stage

• Low Stationary stage

• Late Expanding stage

• High Stationary stage

Stage 3 of the Demographic Transition Model is known as the...?

• Early Expanding stage

• Low Stationary stage

• Late Expanding stage

• High Stationary stage

Stage 5 of the Demographic Transition Model is known as the...?

• Early Expanding stage

• Declining stage

• Late Expanding stage

• High Stationary stage

According to the DTM displayed to the left, in which stage do we begin to see a rapid rise in population as a county is developing?

• Stage 1

• Stage 2

• Stage 3

• Stage 4

What is the population density of an area that has 100,000 people spread across an area of 25,000 square miles?

• .25 people per square mile

• 2 people per square mile

• 4 people per squar mile

• 25 people per square mile

What is the population density of an area that has 500,000 people spread across an area of 2 million square miles?

• .25 people per square mile

• 2 people per square mile

• 4 people per squar mile

• 25 people per square mile