WorksheetsGeography Form 3(2)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Define population distribution
this term refers to the way in which people survive
this term refers to the way in which people live
this term refers to the way in which people are spread out over an area
Factors which affect population distribution include
(checkbox)
relief
proper drainage
climate
population
Life Expectancy:
this is the number of years that someone born today can expect to live
this refers to the proportion of children who die before the age of one
this is the number of children that the average woman will bear in her lifetime
Calculate the natural change for : The UK (a developed country)
BR = 12.2
DR = 9.4
28% per year
2.8% per year
0.28% per year
Population pyramids show
the structure of a population by comparing people ages to life expectancy
the structure of a population by comparing relative numbers of people in different age groups
the structure of a population as it grows
In the diagram a population in stage one is experiencing
high death rate, high birth rate and short life expectancy
low death rate, low birth rate and short life expectancy
high death rate, high birth rate and long life expectancy
In the diagram a country in stage three is experiencing
decline in birth rate, high death rate, shrinking population
rising birth rate, low death rate, growing population
decline in birth rate, low death rate, growing population
What type of population pyramid does South Korea experience in 1958
expanding
stationary
contracting
Which population pyramid practiced gender selection at one point in time in history
1
2
3
4
Which population pyramid depicts a country that has a good healthcare that is free for all
1
2
3
4
Which population pyramid depicts a country that is generally opposed to the use of contraception
1
2
3
4
Some implications of having "an aged dependent population" are (checkbox)
pensioner will receive a pension in an MEDC for 20 or more years. Additional benefits such as free bus passes
Cost of residential care and healthcare can be expensive
the need for education and employment opportunities
Often women live longer than their male partners leading to loneliness
Some implications of having "an young dependent population" are (checkbox)
the need to provide education and employment opportunities
the need to provide free healthcare for children
the need to provide recreational facilitates
the need to supply each pensioner with a pension in an MEDC for 20 or more years
China’s one child policy was a population planning policy that was introduced in
1979
1879
1997
1897
The Chinese "One Child Policy" subjected (ensured that)
married couples to having one child
married couples to having one male child
married couples to having many children
The Chinese "One Child Policy" eased population pressure in China
True
False
Which of the statements below is NOT, a negative of the "One Child Policy"
Abortion and Infanticide Rates Climb
The Little Emperor Syndrome
Gender imbalances
Changed the position of women in Chinese society
Major Gender Imbalance means
that the majority of the population in China is male due to the fact that people can only have one child, and a boy is preferred
that the majority of the population in China is female due to the fact that people can only have one child, and a girl is preferred
The majority of the population in China is young due to the fact that people can only have one child
What is meant by the "4-2-1 problem"
children are the only person that can take care of their aging parents and grandparents
aging parents and grandparents have to take care of their young children
there is no one to take care of their aging parents and grandparents
China's "One Child Policy", has been one of the most successful population control policy worldwide
True
False
