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WorksheetsHuman population and density
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
The pattern of where people live on Earth.
Population density
Population distribution
densely populated
sparsely populated
The average number of people living in a square kilometre.
population density
population distribution
densely populated
sparsely populated
Global population is evenly distributed.
true
false
Overpopulated
population density is below the carrying capacity of the environment
population density is equal with the carrying capacity of the environment
population density is exceeding the carrying capacity of the environment
population density is twice less the carrying capacity of the environment
Physical factors that influence the distribution and density.
climate
communications
politic
relief
soils
Human factors that influence the distribution and density of population.
climate
economic
relief
communication
accessibility
People tend to live in flat, lower lying and gently undulating landscapes.
climate
soils
relief
accessibility
These areas tend to be densely populated because of the economic factors.
true
false
Businesses are drawn to places with good transport networks and trading links.
natural resources
accessibility
economic
communications
Governments can influence population distribution through policies encouraging or restricting immigration or selecting locations for new towns, industrial expansion or route for transport links.
political
economic
natural resources
social
