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Keywords Test Population

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the meaning of population

a)

How many people live in a place

b)

The number of people that live in a square kilometre

c)

The number of cities in a country

d)

How densely populated and area is

2.

What is the meaning of population density

a)

How the people are spread out in a place

b)

The average number of people living in a place

c)

How many people are living in an area

d)

The average number of people living in a place per square kilometre

3.

What is the meaning of population distribution

a)

The size of the area that people live in

b)

How the people in an area are spread out

c)

How densely populated an area is

d)

How many people live in a place

4.

What is the meaning of hunter and gatherers

a)

These are people who hunted and gathered fruits and berries for food

b)

These are people who lived in 1870

c)

These are people who hunted only

d)

These are people who lived in forests

5.

What is the meaning of the word rural

a)

An area that is inside a city

b)

An area that is outside the city where few people live and is commonly known as the countryside

c)

An area that is heavily populated

d)

An area that has many houses

6.

What is the meaning of an Urban area

a)

A country side area

b)

Few houses and villages

c)

An area that is built up and is commonly referred to as a town or a city where people work and live.

d)

An area that has a low population density

7.

What is the meaning of birth rate?

a)

The amount of babies born in a day

b)

The number of people born in a month for every 1000 of the population.

c)

The number of people born each year for every 1000 of the population

d)

The number of people born for every 1000 of the population

8.

What is the meaning of death rate?

a)

How many people die each year.

b)

How many people die per 1000 of the population

c)

How many people die before the age of 75 years old.

d)

How many people die in a year for every 1000 people.

9.

How would you describe sparsly populated?

a)

The number of people who live in an area.

b)

The amount of people who travel to work and leave an area.

c)

The area has few people that live in the area

d)

The area has many people that live in the area

10.

What is the Industrial Revolution described as?

a)

The period in time when many people earn more money as they worked in the cities.

b)

The period when population exploded.

c)

The period between 1760 and 1840 when new machines where invented and many factories were built

d)

The period of inventions

11.

What is the meaning of densely populated

a)

An area where lots of people live

b)

An area where lots of people travel to for work

c)

An area that has few people living there

12.

Mountainous climate can be described as

a)

An area with steep slopes, lots of hills and mountains

b)

An area that is very warm and humid

c)

An area that has the sea and the hills.

d)

An area where there are lots of farms.

13.

Which of these are climates that effect population distribution around the world? It may not just be one

a)

Polar

b)

Continental

c)

Tropical

d)

Temperate

14.

A maritime climate can be described as one that?

a)

Is to do with the continents.

b)

Is to do with the oceans and the sea

c)

Is to do with land and the atmosphere

15.

Life expectancy can be explained as?

a)

The length of time a baby is expected to live at birth.

b)

The quality of life in a specific country.

c)

The length o f time you are expected to work for.

d)

The quality of work you do.

16.

MEDC and LEDC are used to describe

a)

The difference in two countries based on development indicators.

b)

More Economically developed countries

c)

Less Economically Developed Counties

d)

A rich country and a poor country

17.

Sustainable can be explained as ?

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18.

Non renewable resources can be replaced once they have been depleted?

a)

True

b)

False

19.

A renewable resource is a resource that we can replace for future generations.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

A settlement is described as

a)

A nomadic existence

b)

A place where people live, it can be a hamlet , city or town.

c)

A place that has no individuals living in it.

21.

Urbanisation is described as a

a)

Settlement of houses

b)

the increase in the % of people living in an urban area

c)

the increase in the % of people living in a rural area

22.

A hamlet and a village are the same size of settlement.

a)

False

b)

True