Demographic Density and Population Statistics

The video tutorial discusses Brazil's population, highlighting its status as the sixth most populous country globally. It explains the difference between absolute and relative population, using Brazil and Japan as examples. The concept of population density is introduced, showing how it affects landscapes, with Hong Kong as a case study. The tutorial aims to clarify these demographic concepts and their implications.

What is the current absolute population of Brazil?

• 212 million

• 180 million

• 150 million

• 126 million

Which country is the sixth most populous in the world?

• India

• Brazil

• Japan

• Russia

What is the absolute population of Japan?

• 150 million

• 180 million

• 212 million

• 126 million

Which country has a higher absolute population, Brazil or Japan?

• None of the above

• Brazil

• Japan

• Both have the same

What is demographic density?

• Total population of a region

• None of the above

• Population per square kilometer

• Total area of a region

How is demographic density calculated?

• By dividing the total area by the population

• By multiplying the population by the area

• By dividing the population by the area

• By adding the population and the area

What is the demographic density of Brazil?

• 24 inhabitants per km²

• 333 inhabitants per km²

• 126 inhabitants per km²

• 212 inhabitants per km²

Which country is more densely populated, Brazil or Japan?

• Japan

• Both are equally populated

• None of the above

• Brazil

What is the demographic density of Hong Kong?

• 26,000 inhabitants per km²

• 24 inhabitants per km²

• 6,000 inhabitants per km²

• 333 inhabitants per km²

In the most densely populated area of Hong Kong, what is the approximate number of inhabitants per km²?

• 24,000

• 26,000

• 6,000

• 333