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WorksheetsAP HUG Unit 2
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 21mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What are the reasons that people want to leave a country?
a)
push factor
b)
pull factor
c)
immigration
d)
emigration
2.
What are the reasons that people want to come to a country?
a)
push factor
b)
pull factor
c)
immigration
d)
emigration
3.
What means you're moving within a country?
a)
immigrating
b)
emigrating
c)
internal migration
d)
international migration
4.
What describes people who are entering a country to live?
a)
internal migration
b)
push factor
c)
immigrating
d)
emigrating
5.
What describes people who are leaving the country where they live?
a)
international migration
b)
pull factor
c)
immigrating
d)
emigrating
6.
What is urbanization?
a)
the loss of countryside
b)
the increase and growth of cities
c)
the movement from rural to urban
d)
the migration of urban to rural
7.
What is "migrate"?
a)
asking a country for protection
b)
amount of people who move yearly
c)
the act of moving permanently
d)
reasons people leave a country
8.
What is "net migration"?
a)
number of immigrants subtracted by the emigrants in a country in a given year
b)
number of emigrants subtracted by the immigrants in a given year
9.
What is positive net migration?
a)
when there are more people immigrating than emigrating
b)
when there are more people emigrating than immigrating
10.
a)
population if growing rapidly
b)
population is growing slowly
c)
population is decreasing (negative growth)
d)
population is staying the same (zero growth)
11.
a)
population if growing rapidly
b)
population is growing slowly
c)
population is decreasing (negative growth)
d)
population is staying the same (zero growth)
12.
a)
population if growing rapidly
b)
population is growing slowly
c)
population is decreasing (negative growth)
d)
population is staying the same (zero growth)
13.
a)
population if growing rapidly
b)
population is growing slowly
c)
population is decreasing (negative growth)
d)
population is staying the same (zero growth)
14.
What is population density?
a)
the amount of immigrants in an area of land
b)
the amount of citizens in an area of land
c)
amount of emigrants in an area of land
d)
the amount of people per area of land
15.
How do you calculate population density?
a)
land area divided by number of people
b)
number of people divided by land area
16.
the study of population patterns and change
a)
population density
b)
cartogram
c)
demography
d)
democracy
17.
all the people of a particular area
a)
population distribution
b)
population density
c)
population
d)
demography
18.
a type of map used to present statistical information
a)
topographical map
b)
physical map
c)
cartogram
d)
cartographer
19.
the number of births each year per 1,000 people
a)
rate of natural increase
b)
census
c)
birth rate
d)
death rate
20.
the number of deaths each year per 1,000 people
a)
fertility rate
b)
rate of natural increase
c)
migration
d)
death rate
21.
the periodic count of a nation's population by its government
a)
census
b)
count day
c)
rate of natural increase
d)
migration
22.
the birth rate minus the death rate expressed as a percentage
a)
birth rate
b)
death rate
c)
fertility rate
d)
rate of natural increase
23.
the average number of children per woman
a)
birth rate
b)
fertility rate
c)
family rate
d)
census
24.
describes the stages countries go through as birth and death rates change over time
a)
standard of living
b)
development
c)
demographic transition theory
d)
model of stages
25.
a country with a highly developed economy, including significant industrial and service sectors of the economy
a)
more developed nations
b)
less developed nations
c)
underdeveloped nations
d)
overpopulated nations
26.
the level of wealth, comfort, material goods, and necessities available to a person, group or society.
a)
dependent population
b)
population pyramid
c)
standard of living
d)
cost of living
27.
a person who has been forced to leave his/her country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster
a)
emigrant
b)
immigrant
c)
migrant
d)
refugee
28.
history that is passed down through generations by mouth
a)
talking
b)
meditation
c)
speekease
d)
oral tradition
29.
the movement of people from rural to urban areas
a)
country living
b)
ruralization
c)
urbanization
d)
city life
30.
a city with over 10 million people
a)
metro area
b)
urbanization
c)
megacity
d)
microcity
31.
a run-down area of a city with inadequate housing and lack of services such as water and sanitation
a)
housing district
b)
slum
c)
historical district
d)
dwelling
32.
On average, since 1950, the world infant mortality rates have
a)
slightly decreased
b)
drastically decreased
c)
stayed the same
d)
incresed slightly
33.
What is the approximate total population of China?
a)
1.5 million
b)
1.4 billion
c)
1.3 trillion
d)
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34.
Which not a valid explanation for why some countries have very low life expectancies
a)
High birth rates
b)
High infant mortality
c)
Famine or lack of adequate nutrition
d)
Disease or lack of adequate health facilities
35.
Dependency ratios may not always be reliable because
a)
in some countries, birth rates continue to increase despite a relative increase in GDP per capita
b)
in some countries, children and the elderly can work
c)
in some countries, the spread of disease cannot be controlled effectively
d)
dependency ratios do not distinguish between males and females in a given population
36.
In terms of population pyramids, a youthful population will exhibit
a)
a tall pyramid
b)
a convex shape
c)
a wide bottom
d)
the chimney effect
37.
Which country is NOT an ageing population
a)
China
b)
Japan
c)
Hong Kong
d)
Ethiopia
38.
Birth rates tend to be negatively correlated with
a)
Gender equality
b)
Gender inequality
c)
Population size
d)
Proportion of primary sector employment
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