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WorksheetsPopulation Geography
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
[Extra Credit] Almost two-thirds of the world's population lives in the zone between...
a)
20°N and 60° N latitude
b)
30°N and 70° N latitude
c)
20°N and 60° N longitude
d)
30°N and 70° N longitude
2.
The city with the highest population is...
a)
San Jose
b)
New York
c)
Paris
d)
Tokyo
3.
A fertility rate has to be __ or higher to replace the current population.
a)
1.0
b)
2.0
c)
2.1
d)
1.1
4.
The worldwide average fertility rate is...
a)
2.8
b)
2.56
c)
2.1
d)
1.8
5.
A ___ ___ shows the age and gender distribution in a population.
a)
Population Pyramid
b)
Population Chart
c)
Population Triangle
d)
Population Graph
6.
The earth's population hit the 1 billion mark back in the...
a)
1700's
b)
1800's
c)
1900's
d)
2000's
7.
A large scale migration alters the __ of population.
a)
distribution
b)
population
c)
number
d)
amount
8.
In 2000, which age group population is most common in the United States?
a)
19-24
b)
26-29
c)
39-44
d)
49-56
9.
How to find the population density?
a)
inhabitants per area
b)
area per inhabitants
c)
people per length
d)
length per inhabitants
10.
[Extra Credit] The 25 cities with the highest population have a combined population of...
a)
427
b)
428
c)
429
d)
430
11.
The term used to describe the reasons for migration is called...
a)
pull-push factors
b)
push-pull factors
c)
climate change
d)
factors of migration
12.
Population currently shows ____ growth.
a)
linear
b)
exponential
13.
Mortality rate...
a)
"Death Rate"
b)
"Fertility Rate"
c)
"Birth Rate"
d)
"Population Rate"
14.
According to this map, the places with highest population density are...
a)
California, New Jersey, Montana
b)
California, Texas, Maine, Illinois
c)
California, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Washington D.C.
d)
California, Illinois
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