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Unit 4 population and migration

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What can population pyramids show us about population?

a)

Compares ages and genders

b)

How population has changed over time

c)

To

facilitate the passage of people and goods throughout Europe

d)

The

Outback

2.

Population density can be best visualized through what kind of population graphic?

a)

Population

Map

b)

Urban areas

c)

It’s population has moved west as the country has expanded

d)

Urban areas

3.

What do graphs show us about population?

a)

It’s population has moved west as the country has expanded

b)

How population has changed over time

c)

The population is decreasing

d)

To

facilitate the passage of people and goods throughout Europe

4.

If a country’s death rates were increasing, and their birth rates were decreasing, what

conclusion could be made about their population growth?

a)

The Sahara Desert takes up most of

Northern Africa

b)

Harsh climates in the Himalayas and Gobi Desert cause people to settle along the coasts

c)

It’s population has moved west as the country has expanded

d)

The population is decreasing

5.

What is the difference between rural and urban areas? Which area typically has a higher

population?

a)

Rural areas are small towns with smaller populations, urban areas are big cities

with larger populations

b)

Job opportunities, freedom of

speech, better government

c)

Water, because Africa is known for

having a lack of fresh water, and the weather is warmer

d)

Urban areas like in the northeast because there are large cities and more opportunities

there

6.

What are some pull factors of immigrating to the United States?

a)

Job opportunities, freedom of

speech, better government

b)

Water, because Africa is known for

having a lack of fresh water, and the weather is warmer

c)

Harsh climates in the Himalayas and Gobi Desert cause people to settle along the coasts

d)

Along the coasts & in major cities

7.

What are some push factors that would cause people to leave their home countries?

a)

War,

famine, persecution

b)

Pollution, overcrowding, slums,

unskilled labor

c)

Urban areas

d)

How population has changed over time

8.

How does life in rural areas differ from life in cities in Africa?

a)

Urban areas like in the northeast because there are large cities and more opportunities

there

b)

How population has changed over time

c)

People in rural areas are more

likely to wear traditional clothing

d)

Urban areas

9.

Why is the population density lower in northern Africa?

a)

The Sahara Desert takes up most of

Northern Africa

b)

Water, because Africa is known for

having a lack of fresh water, and the weather is warmer

c)

People live in urban

areas, and the population is older

d)

Compares ages and genders

10.

What resource do most people in Africa live near and why?

a)

Water, because Africa is known for

having a lack of fresh water, and the weather is warmer

b)

Urban areas like in the northeast because there are large cities and more opportunities

c)

Urban areas

d)

Harsh climates in the Himalayas and Gobi Desert cause people to settle along the coasts

11.

What issues are associated with urbanization in Africa?

a)

Pollution, overcrowding, slums,

unskilled labor

b)

It’s population has moved west as the country has expanded

c)

Compares ages and genders

d)

The population is decreasing

12.

Since the founding of the United States, how has the location of America’s population

changed?

a)

It’s population has moved west as the country has expanded

b)

Agriculture

c)

Air Pollution

d)

Harsh climates in the Himalayas and Gobi Desert cause people to settle along the coasts

13.

Where in the United States would be most likely to have the greatest population density and

why?

a)

Capital cities

b)

Urban areas

c)

Urban areas like in the northeast because there are large cities and more opportunities

there

d)

Brazil

14.

Where is the majority of the population located in many countries in Europe?

a)

Near Western cities

b)

How population has changed over time

c)

People live in urban

areas, and the population is older

d)

Urban areas

15.

How could the population of Northern and Southern Europe be described?

a)

People live in urban

areas, and the population is older

b)

How population has changed over time

c)

The Sahara Desert takes up most of

Northern Africa

d)

Capital cities

16.

Where in Europe are the areas with the highest population densities?

a)

Capital cities

b)

Along the coasts & in major cities

c)

Brazil

d)

The Amazon Rainforest

17.

Why does Europe have one the most highly effective transportation networks in the world?

a)

To

facilitate the passage of people and goods throughout Europe

b)

Air Pollution

c)

Along the coasts

d)

Brazil

18.

Since China’s industrialization in the 1990s, what issue has significantly affected global climate

change

a)

Harsh climates in the Himalayas and Gobi Desert cause people to settle along the coasts

b)

Air Pollution

c)

Agriculture

d)

Capital cities

19.

What is the connection between Southern and Eastern Asia’s climate and human settlement?

a)

Harsh climates in the Himalayas and Gobi Desert cause people to settle along the coasts

b)

The Amazon Rainforest

c)

Along the coasts & in major cities

d)

Along the coasts

20.

This map shows where major cities in Russia are located. Based on the map, where are all of

the major cities near?

a)

The Amazon Rainforest

b)

Brazil

c)

Near Western cities

d)

Along the coasts

21.

Where are most of Australia’s major cities and population centers located?

a)

Along the coasts & in major cities

b)

Along the coasts

c)

Brazil

d)

The Amazon Rainforest

22.

Families on Oceanic islands that live in clusters, or small villages, support themselves through

what industry?

a)

Near Western cities

b)

Capital cities

c)

The

Outback

d)

Agriculture

23.

What term is used to describe the sparsely populated area of the Australian interior?

a)

Compares ages and genders

b)

The

Outback

c)

Urban areas

d)

Capital cities

24.

Where do most people in South America live?

a)

Capital cities

b)

Along the coasts & in major cities

c)

Brazil

d)

Along the coasts

25.

What physical feature in South America would be most likely to have the lowest population?

a)

Near Western cities

b)

Brazil

c)

The Amazon Rainforest

d)

Urban areas

26.

What country in South America has the highest population?

a)

Capital cities

b)

Brazil

c)

Agriculture

d)

Urban areas