Population Dynamics in the Philippines

The video tutorial demonstrates the 'stork and grim reaper' activity, illustrating how birth and death rates affect population growth. It explains that when the birth rate exceeds the death rate, the population grows, as shown through a water-based demonstration. The activity is further exemplified using the Philippines, highlighting the country's birth and death rates and their impact on population size. The tutorial concludes by emphasizing the need for balanced birth and death rates to achieve sustainable population growth.

What is the main objective of the 'stork and grim reaper' activity?

• To explore the impact of birth and death rates on population growth

• To measure the exact population of a country

• To compare population sizes of different countries

• To predict future population trends

What does the container and water represent in the activity?

• The container represents the population, and the water represents the earth

• The container represents the earth, and the water represents the population

• The container represents the birth rate, and the water represents the death rate

• The container represents the death rate, and the water represents the birth rate

What happens to the population when the birth rate is higher than the death rate?

• The population becomes unpredictable

• The population grows

• The population remains stable

• The population decreases

What factors have contributed to the decline in global death rates?

• Decreased birth rates

• Advancements in medicine and sanitation

• Higher food scarcity

• Increased birth rates

In the Philippines, what is the birth rate per 1000 people?

• 10 births

• 15 births

• 20 births

• 25 births

What is the death rate in the Philippines per 1000 people?

• 10 deaths

• 6 deaths

• 4 deaths

• 8 deaths

How does the population of the Philippines change daily in 2021?

• It decreases by 4790 persons

• It remains stable

• It increases by 4790 persons

• It fluctuates unpredictably

What percentage of the Philippine population lives below the poverty line?

• 15%

• 30%

• 20%

• 25%

What is a potential consequence of rapid population growth in the Philippines?

• Increased access to resources

• Stable economic growth

• Decreased inequality

• Increased scarcity and inequality

What is necessary to achieve a sustainable population size?

• A higher death rate than birth rate

• No change in birth and death rates

• A higher birth rate than death rate

• Equal birth and death rates