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Worksheetsy5&6 Unit 6 Population REVISION
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is population?
It's the number of buildings in a place.
It's the number of inhabitants that live in a place.
It's the number of animals that live in a place.
It's the number of inhabitants that live in the world.
The population of a place can be divided into different categories:
Size, age and activity.
Gender, personality and activity.
Gender, age and job.
Gender, age and activity.
In the category of gender we count:
The number of men and horses.
The number of women and men.
The number of woman, men and children.
The number of men, babies and elderly people.
Inhabitants are divided into three different age groups:
Men, woman and senior citizens.
Children, adults and senior citizens.
Monkeys, hipos and koalas.
Children, women and senior citizens.
Children are
1 to 15 years old.
0 to 10 years old.
0 to 12 years old.
0 to 15 years old.
Adults are
16 to 65 years old.
16 to 75 years old.
10 to 65 years old.
16 to 95 years old.
Senior citizens are
over 60.
over 55.
over 85.
over 65.
The active population is made up of the people the people
who are 18 years or more and can work.
who are 26 years or more and can work.
who are 20 years or more and can work.
who are 16 years or more and can work.
In the active population there are two groups:
The old population and the young population.
The tall population and the short population.
The rich population and the poor population.
The employed population and the unemployed population.
Inactive population includes
children under 16 and adults who are retired.
children under 16, and adults who are either too ill to work, or who are retired.
children under 10, and adults who are either too good to work, or who are retired.
children under 16, and adults who are too ill to work.
The changes in population are caused by:
emigration and immigration.
birth rate and death rate.
birth rate, death rate, emigration and immigration.
birth rate, death rate and tsunamis.
Birth rate is
the number of babies born in a place in one year.
the number of people who die in a place in one year.
the number of people who dance in a place in one year.
Death rate is
the number of people who swim in a place in one year.
the number of people who die in a place in one year.
the number of babies born in a place in one year.
Natural growth is
the difference between the number of people who emigrate in an area in one year and the number of people who immigrate.
the difference between the number of people who are happy in an area in one year and the number of people who are sad.
the difference between the number of people who are born in an area in one year and the number of people who die.
Emigrants are
people who come to live in a place.
people who leave one place to go and live in another place.
people who like to live in a place
Immigrants are
people who come to live in a place.
people who leave one place to go and live in another place.
people who work in a place
Net migration is
the difference between the number of emigrants and the number of immigrants.
the difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants.
Life expectancy is
the number of houses that a person is expected to live in.
the number of years that a person is expected to live.
the number of years that a person is expected to live in a place.
There is an aging population when
there are more elderly people than young people.: the birth rate is low and people are living for longer.
there are more young people than elderly people: the birth rate is high and people are living less.
there are more elderly people than young people: the death rate is low and the birth rate is low.
Population density is
the number of hipos per square kilometre.
the number of inhabitants per square kilometre.
the number of inhabitants per square metre.
the group of inhabitants per square kilometre.
In Spain population density is higher
on the mountains and in the big cities
on the coast and in the big cities
on the coast, in the big cities and in inland areas.
The least populated areas in Spain are
inland, except for the big beaches.
on the coast, and in the big cities.
inland, except for the big cities.
