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Unit 3 review

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Population change formula is:

a)

(Birth + Emigration)- (Death + Immigration)

b)

(Birth + Emigration) + (Death - Immigration)

c)

(Birth + Immigration) - (Death + Emigration)

d)

(Birth - Emigration)+ (Death - Immigration)

2.

If in Country A in 2013, there were 3000 births, 500 deaths, newly arrived expatriates of 300 and departing expatriates of 500, what was the change in population?

a)

3300

b)

2300

c)

4300

d)

1300

3.

In the year 2010, the UAE recorded a total population of 8,264,000 and 17,023 deaths. calculate the CDR

a)

2.06

b)

0.00206

c)

485

d)

485460

4.

Why in the RNI formula, we divide by 10.

a)

To compensate the numbers in CBR and CDR formulas.

b)

No specific reason

c)

To get the number in percentage

d)

To get the number per 10 person

5.

Poor people tend to have

a)

Less children

b)

More children

c)

Doesn't affect the child birth numbers

6.

Out of every 1000 births, the number of babies who die before their first birth day, what is this indicator

a)

Crude Birth rate

b)

Total fertility rate

c)

Infant mortality rate

d)

Life expectancy at birth

7.

if TFR<2, this a typical indicator for which countries?

a)

Developped countries

b)

Developing countries

c)

Not related

8.

Even though the fertility rates are declining globally, why the world population will still grow for sometime.

a)

TFR and world population are not related

b)

A large number of women are already in their reproductive years (15-45 years).

c)

Food resources will increase

d)

Medical inventions

9.

How many persons lives in Cairo if its area is 528 km2 and the population density is 46349 people/km2

a)

52 million

b)

87.7

c)

24472272

d)

46349

10.

calculate the dependency ration of Sweden if they have the following structures:

<15: 17 %

15- 45: 35%

>45: 48 %

a)

1.85

b)

1.08

c)

4.88

11.

TFR stands for:

a)

Average number of children for a couple during their reproductive years

b)

Average number of children for every 1000 persons during their reproductive years.

c)

Average number of children born to women during their reproductive years.

d)

Average number children mortality to women in their reproductive years

12.

Poor medical facilities

Low paid jobs

Adult literacy rates 55% - poor education prospects

Life expectancy 72 yrs

40% Unemployed

are considered as:


more than one answer is possible

a)

Pull factors for migration

b)

Push factors for migration

c)

Features for the developing countries

d)

typically applies on stable and declining populations.

13.

Which among these answers are considered as Disadvantage of living in a sparsely populated area


more than one answer is possible

a)

low crime rate

b)

Development of shanty towns

c)

More transport cost

d)

Less job opportunities

e)

easy availability of healthcare services

14.

Responsibilities on developed countries to reach sustainability:


more than one answer is possible

a)

Reducing TFR

b)

More woman education

c)

Conduct research for new energy resources

d)

Financially supporting poorer countries

15.

An example of economic goals for sustainable development is

a)

more education opportunities

b)

green energy sources

c)

reducing poverty

d)

access to family planning

16.

Consumption of resources is high in countries that are

a)

developed

b)

developing

c)

increasing population size rapidly

d)

increasing TFR

17.

In 2050 why will resource consumption increase?

a)

a) resources are being used less

b)

b) more people means increased resource use

c)

c) lots of consumerism and waste of resources

d)

d) both b and c

18.

Effects of increasing population growth include all the following except

a)

lack of education

b)

inadequate health care services

c)

access to family planning

d)

forest loss

19.

Using the graph provided, developing countries display population growth that is

a)

linear

b)

steady

c)

stable

d)

exponential

20.

An example of a population characteristic is all of the following except

a)

concentration

b)

sex

c)

income

d)

race

21.

Calculate the dependency ratio for a country that has: 0 - 14 years = 40%, 15-64 years = 53% and over 65 = 3%

a)

0.81

b)

0.65

c)

1.4

d)

1.25

22.

Between the years 1930 to 1974, world population is growing in a

a)

linear

b)

steady

c)

stable

d)

exponential

23.

Find the change in population size if a country has 13000 births, 2567 deaths, 1500 new expat arrivals, and 3500 expat departures.

a)

8433

b)

10567

c)

12433

d)

none of the above

24.

Calculate CBR and CDR for Country B 6700 births, 5670 death in a population of 250,000. Will the country grow or decrease in population size?

a)

CBR = 22.68, CDR = 26.8, increase in size

b)

CBR = 26.8, CDR = 22.68, increase in size

c)

CBR = 22.68, CDR = 26.8, decrease in size

d)

CBR = 26.8, CDR = 22.68, decrease in size

25.

For Country C CBR = 2.4 and CDR = 2.5. What is the RNI for the country and is the population increasing or decreasing?

a)

RNI = 0.01, increasing

b)

RNI = 0.49, increasing

c)

RNI = 0.49, decreasing

d)

RNI = -0.01, decreasing

26.

Birth rate will increase if there is _________________ and birth rate will decrease if there is __________________________

a)

poverty; no access to family planning

b)

access to family planning; poverty

c)

lack of pension support; access to access to family planning

d)

access to education and employment; lack of pension support

27.

The given population pyramid shows the country has

a)

high death rate

b)

long life expectancy

c)

population growth is increasing rapidly

d)

population growth is declining

28.

The graph shows that world population size is ____________ and population growth rate is _____________________.

a)

increasing; decreasing

b)

decreasing; increasing

c)

stable; decreasing

d)

increasing; stable

29.

A country with total fertility rate (TFR) = 2 will have ___________________ population growth in the following years.

a)

increasing

b)

decreasing

c)

stable

d)

declining

30.

A decrease in TFR for a country can be due to all of the following except

a)

better education

b)

increase in age of first reproduction

c)

low income

d)

employment opportunities for women

31.

This population pyramid shows which of the following

a)

a) high birth rate

b)

b) high death rate

c)

c) low death rate

d)

d) both a and b

32.

Which age group will have the highest percentage in a country that is expanding rapidly?

a)

pre-reproductive

b)

reproductive

c)

post-reproductive

d)

all of the above

33.

The following population pyramid indicates

a)

high life expectancy

b)

low death rate

c)

TFR < 2

d)

large expat population

34.

Solutions for developing countries to control population size include all of the following except

a)

educating women

b)

use resources at a rate they can be replenished

c)

reduce poverty

d)

increase awareness of family planning