WorksheetsUnit 4: Population
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
How do we calculate population density?
Number of inhabitants/Number of births
Number of inhabitants/Number of deaths
Number of inhabitants/Surface area of the place
Number of inhabitants/Life expentancy
What is life expectancy in less developed countries?
Less than 40 years
Less than 50 years
Less than 45 years
Less than 55 years
What is an emigrant?
A person who leaves their place of residence.
A person who arrives from somewhere else.
A person who arrives from a party.
A person who leaves a library.
Study of population is
Population
People
Demography
Natural growth
People from towns go to live to the city
inmigration
emigration
migration
rural exodus
Select the factors that increase population
people die
immigrants arrive
emigrats leave
babies are born
select the factors that decrease population
people die
babies are born
emigrants leave
immigrants arrive
What affects population
birth rates, death rates, immigration, emigration
birth rates, climate change, immigration, emigration
global warming, death rates, immigration, emigration
birth rates, death rates, immigration, political changes
the total number of inhabitants in a place or country is called
Demography
Population Density
Absolute Population
The difference between the number of births and the number of deaths
Natural Increase
Positive Rate
Actual Increase
Population Density
there are more deaths than births in area and the absolute population decreases
natural increase
negative rate
positive rate
