WorksheetsUnit 2 - Population & Migration - Human Geo Review
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 19mins
The two MOST populous countries in the world are.....
China and India
India and Bangladesh
Russia and USA
Indonesia and China
The following is what type of Population Pyramid?
Rapid Growth Pyramid
Slow Growth Pyramid
Negative Growth Pyramid
Population Pyramid
The following is what type of Population Pyramid?
Rapid Growth Pyramid
Slow Growth Pyramid
Negative Growth Pyramid
Population Pyramid
The following is what type of Population Pyramid?
Rapid Growth Pyramid
Slow Growth Pyramid
Negative Growth Pyramid
Population Pyramid
Which word best describes what a PERNAMENT MOVE to a new location is.....
Mobility
Net Migration
Migration
Net-in Migration
True or False: INCREASING the EDUCATION of women usually results with declining birth rates (less children per family)
True
False
The most common environmental push factor worldwide is....
Volcanoes
Brush Fires
Earthquakes
Not having enough water
Which of the following best describes assimilation?
Buying a business
Working on a farm
Changing one's way of life
Getting a college degree
How are people spread out on the earth's surface?
Evenly
Unevenly
Randomly
Which of the following best describes a refugee?
A person who is a criminal
A person who is fleeing for his/her life
A person who leaves their family
A person who voluntarily leaves their country
The number of males per 100 females in the population is called
Dependency ratio
Maternal mortality ratio
sex ratio
male fertility ratio
Which of the following is NOT a push factor?
Political instability
Natural Disasters
Diseases
Job Opportunities
A factor that leaves one no choice but to leave his/her home country, region, organization or religion.
Pull Factor
Environmental
Distribution
Push Factor
If you moved to India permanently from the U.S., what would you be considered to the U.S.?
An immigrant of the US
An emigrant of the US
A refugee of the US
A Dissident of the US
Which of the following is an example of acculturation?
An Indian student who speaks only English after moving to the U.S.
A British immigrant in the U.S. who supports for his favorite London soccer team
An Australian immigrant in Mexico who fully joins a rural community
A Christian in Nepal who converts to the local Buddhist faith
Which is NOT a primary (major) reason that many people choose to move to a new country?
Because of its climate or physical attributes
Because of its political structure
Because of its food and music
Because of its stronger economy
More people are alive now than at any time in the past
True
False
Brain drain is
the large-scale departure of talented people
the process by which people are given reference for migration
people forced to migrate for political reasons
a cultural feature that hinders migration
A population pyramid like Japan's predicted 2035 pyramid represents ........
a large change in gender balance of the country
a government policy to attract elderly immigrants to Japan
an aging (older) population.
recovery after the 2011 earthquake.
Looking at the picture, when does the world's population begin to rapidly increase?
At 1 A.D.
at about 1800 AD
At around 1000 AD
Between 6000 and 3000 BC
When one LEAVES their home country
Immigration
Emigration
Quota
Census
Money that migrants send back to family and friend in their home countries.
Refugee
Quota
Dependency Ratio
Remittances
The number of people who are too young or too old to work, compared to the number of people who are working and paying taxes
Refugee
Census
Dependency Ratio
Overpopulation
Migration between one country and another country
Refugee
Quota
Internal Migration
International Migration
Migration in the same country
Refugee
Quota
Internal Migration
International Migration
A limitation in the number of people who can enter a country (immigration policy)
Immigration
Census
Quota
Overpopulation
What is one reason for why the world's population has rapidly increased?
More pollution in the world
More healthcare access in the world
More violence in the world
The number of people per area .......
Census
Fertility Rate
Crude Birth Rate
Population Density
The process through which people LOSE the traits that are specifically original to their cultural identity,
Crude Birth Rate
Overpopulation
Brain Drain
Assimilation
When there is too many people in one place for the resources available
Crude Birth Rate
Overpopulation
Brain Drain
Assimilation
The number of years a person can expect to live in a country
Push Factor
Life Expectancy
Crude Death Rate
Overpopulation
The process by which people adopt the cultural and social characteristics of another society, while still maintaining the practices and beliefs of their own cultural identity.
Brain Drain
Assimilation
Acculturation
Overpopulation
A limited or fixed number or amount of people who can enter a country
Brain Drain
Quota
Population Pyramid
Sex Ratio
When a person or people move/come INTO a country to live there
Immigration
Dependency Ratio
Crude Death Rate
Emigration
The total number of deaths in a year for every 1,000 people.
Emigration
Crude Death Rate
Dependency Ratio
Immigration
A graph that represents the distribution of population by age and sex
Pull Factors
Population Pyramid
Push Factors
Overpopulation
The number of live births per year per 1,000 people.
Life Expectancy
Pull Factor
Crude Birth Rate
Crude Death Rate
Looking at the following population pyramid, what would a government official suggest investing in (putting money towards)
Money for elderly care (old people)
Money for schools
Money for roads and bridges
Money for job retraining
Looking at the following population pyramid, what would a government official suggest investing in (putting money towards)
Money for elderly care (old people)
Money for schools
Money for roads and bridges
Money for job retraining
