Which of the following is a human factor that can influence whether a population will stagnate, grow, or decline?

• Climate

• Landforms

• Culture

• Water bodies

How can government policies impact population growth according to the material?

• By changing the climate

• By supporting or restricting the ability to have children

• By increasing the number of water bodies

• By altering landforms

Which physical factor is directly related to the availability of food and water for survival?

• Economics

• History

• Climate

• Political

A community is experiencing a decline in population because it is very expensive to raise children there. Which factor is most responsible for this trend?

• Culture

• Economics

• Landforms

• Water bodies

If a region has limited space for families to live, which physical factor is affecting its population growth?

• Landforms

• History

• Political

• Culture

Analyze how world events might shape the number of people living in a particular area.

• By changing the local climate

• By influencing historical factors that affect migration and population size

• By increasing the number of water bodies

• By making landforms more habitable

Which of the following best explains why water bodies are important for population survival?

• They provide political stability.

• They offer enough space for families to live.

• They ensure sufficient water for people and plants to survive.

• They determine the culture of a community.

What does "population density" refer to?

• The number of people in a space.

• The spatial spread of people in a space.

• The number of cities in a country.

• The percentage of urban population.

Which of the following best describes "population distribution"?

• The spatial spread of people in a space.

• The number of people in a space.

• The total land area of a country.

• The average age of a population.

Germany has a population of 83.3 million people living in 349,380 sq km. What concept does this example illustrate?

• Population density

• Population distribution

• Urbanization rate

• Birth rate