Population and Migration Quiz

What does 'Population Density' measure?

• Number of individuals per unit area

• Number of people per unit of total land area

• Number of farmers per unit of arable land

• Number of people per unit of arable land

What is 'Arithmetic Density'?

• Number of people per unit of total land area

• Number of people per unit of arable land

• Number of individuals per unit area

• Number of farmers per unit of arable land

What is 'Physiological Density'?

• Number of people per unit of arable land

• Number of farmers per unit of arable land

• Number of people per unit of total land area

• Number of individuals per unit area

What does 'Agricultural Density' measure?

• Number of people per unit of total land area

• Number of people per unit of arable land

• Number of farmers per unit of arable land

• Number of individuals per unit area

What is the term for land suitable for growing crops?

• Infrastructure

• Arable

• Ecumene

• Midlatitudes

What are the 'Midlatitudes'?

• Between 60°N and 90°N

• Between 0° and 30°N

• Between 0° and 30°S

• Between 30°N and 60°N and 30°S and 60°S

What is 'Social Stratification'?

• The redrawing of district lines following a census

• The movement of individuals out of an area

• The number of people per unit of arable land

• A system by which a society ranks categories of people in a hierarchy

What does 'Ecumene' refer to?

• Parts of the Earth's surface suitable for permanent human settlement

• The number of people per unit of arable land

• Land suitable for growing crops

• The redrawing of district lines following a census

What is 'Overpopulation'?

• When the number of people exceeds the carrying capacity of infrastructure

• When the number of people exceeds the population density

• When the number of people exceeds the capacity of the environment to support life at a decent standard of living

• When the number of farmers exceeds the capacity of arable land

What is 'Carrying Capacity'?

• The largest number of individuals of a population that an environment can support

• The number of individuals per unit area

• The number of people per unit of arable land

• The number of farmers per unit of arable land