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Introduction to Population Dynamics

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the meaning of birth rate?

a)

How many people are born / 1000 per year

b)

How many people die / 1000 per year

c)

The average number of of children that a woman can have during her life.

d)

The total number of people that are added to the population each year.

2.

What is the meaning of death rate?

a)

How many people are born / 1000 per year

b)

How many people die / 1000 per year

c)

The average number of of children that a woman can have during her life time.

d)

The total number of people that are added to the population each year.

3.

What is the meaning of fertility rate?

a)

How many people are born / 1000 per year

b)

How many people die / 1000 per year

c)

The average number of of children that a woman can have during her life time.

d)

The total number of people that are added to the population each year.

4.

What is the meaning of birth rate?

a)

How many people are born / 1000 per year

b)

How many people die / 1000 per year

c)

The average number of of children that a woman can have during her life time.

d)

The total number of people that are added to the population each year.

5.

What is the meaning of population momentum?

a)

How many people are born / 1000 per year

b)

How many people die / 1000 per year

c)

The average number of of children that a woman can have during her life time.

d)

The total number of people that are added to the population each year.

6.

Identify A

a)

Birth Rate

b)

Death Rate

c)

Total Population

d)

Time

7.

Identify B

a)

Birth Rate

b)

Death Rate

c)

Total Population

d)

Time

8.

Identify C

a)

Birth Rate

b)

Death Rate

c)

Total Population

d)

Time

9.

How do you calculate the natural growth rate of a country's population?

a)

BR - DR / 10

b)

DR - BR / 10

c)

BR - DR x 100

d)

DR - BR x 10

10.

The United States ...

a)

Declining / Shrinking Population

b)

Expanding / Growing Population

c)

High Life Expectancy

d)

Low Life Expectancy

11.

The country of Nigeria ...

a)

Declining / Shrinking Population

b)

Expanding / Growing Population

c)

High Life Expectancy

d)

Low Life Expectancy

12.

In which demographic transitional stage would the country of Nigeria be?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

13.

In which demographic transitional stage would the United States be?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

14.

A represents...

a)

Male Popualtion

b)

Female Population

c)

Fertility Rate

d)

Popualtion Growth Rate

e)

Death Rate

15.

B represents...

a)

Male Popualtion

b)

Female Population

c)

Fertility Rate

d)

Popualtion Growth Rate

e)

Death Rate

16.

E represents...

a)

Male Popualtion

b)

Female Population

c)

Life Expectancy

d)

Popualtion Growth Rate

e)

Death Rate

17.

F represents...

a)

Male Popualtion

b)

Female Population

c)

Life Expectancy

d)

Popualtion Growth Rate

e)

Death Rate

18.

Which factor that affects population density and distribution can be seen in the picture.

a)

Climate

b)

Politics

c)

Social

d)

Relief

19.

Examples of pushing factors are ...

a)

pollution

b)

hign unemployment rate

c)

job oppertunities

d)

good health care and proper education

20.

Examples of pulling factors are ...

a)

pollution

b)

hign unemployment rate

c)

job oppertunities

d)

good health care and proper education