WorksheetsPopulation
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 4mins
1. Number of people inhabiting a given area is defined as -
Migration
Population
Census
2. A condition where there are too many people and very less resources to fulfil the demands is called -
Overpopulation
Underpopulation
Optimum population
3. Many people not getting jobs can be taken as
homeless
unemployed
efficient
4. Identify the factors affecting distribution of population in the picture below -
Landforms
Infrastructure
both the above
5. Kate has migrated from Mozawi where there has been a rebellion. Identify the appropriate reason for her to move out.
unemployment
lack of water and power supply
political instability
6. If a population pyramid has a broad base, then it means -
the death rate is high
birth rate is very high
the country is a developed nation
7. The average number of years a person is expected to live is called -
life expectancy
age composition
senior citizen
8. Bahrain is a small country but has a very high density of population. State True or False.
True
False
9. The difference between birth rate and death rate tells us about -
nature of migration
density of population
natural change in size of population
10. ____________ and ____________ people of working age contribute to the country's economic development.
Healthy and unemployed
Healthy and educated
Healthy and inefficient
11. Underpopulated countries depend on healthy, educated and skilled people so that --
resources can be utilised efficiently
the demand for resources will increase
working population can earn very little
12. Efforts were made to control birth rate to ensure that -
there would be scarcity of food
there would be enough food for all
there would be many unemployed people in future
13. Developed countries experienced a high rate of population growth when they succeeded in -
utilising all the available resources
controlling birth rate
lowering the death rate
14. The ________________ age group constitutes the Working population of a country.
0 to 15 years
65 + years
15 to 65 years
15. A large number of young children in a country's population pyramid indicates the need -
to have more schools and colleges for education.
to build more factories and industries for employment.
for a stronger medical and research set-up.
