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1. Population evolution and distribution

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is population?

a)

The number of people who inhabit in a particular place

b)

The science that studies if there are more men or women in the world

c)

People who leave their country to find a job

d)

The science that studies the characteristics of the world

2.

What changes did the Neolithic Revolution produce in the world population?

a)

Agriculture developed

b)

Populations became sedentary

c)

World population grew quickly

d)

Populations became nomads

3.

World population increased steadily until the Black Death of 1342

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Why did world population grew more rapidly from the XIX century?

a)

Healthcare and alimentation improved, and people got less illnesses

b)

There were higher birth rates

c)

There were lower death rates

d)

All answers are correct

5.

How many people there were in the world by the year 2000?

a)

Around 6.000 million

b)

2.500 million

c)

Almost 8.000 million

d)

5.000 million

6.

The way in which people are spread across the world is very balanced

a)

True

b)

False, it's very uneven

7.

What is population density?

a)

The total number of people living in a country

b)

The average number of people per square kilometre

c)

The number of people entering and living a country every year

d)

The number of people who live in the North Hemisphere

8.

Which of the following factors has NOT an influence on population density?

a)

Industrial development and technological advances

b)

Administrative functions

c)

Areas with specialised services

d)

Favorable livestock conditions

9.

What is the main reason for people not wanting to live in the place of the image?

a)

Adverse climate conditions

b)

Moutainous relief

c)

Geographic situation

d)

Isolation from other populated areas

10.

What is the main reason for people not wanting to live in the place of the image?

a)

Adverse climate conditions

b)

Moutainous relief

c)

Geographic situation

d)

Isolation from other populated areas

11.

The first Spanish census was made in...

a)

1785

b)

1875

c)

1854

d)

1789

12.

What happened to the Spanish population between 1900 and 1917?

a)

There was a large-scale emigration to America

b)

The Spanish flu killed many people

c)

The Spanish Civil War produced the loss of 600.000 people

d)

All answers are correct

13.

Between 1960 and 1975, Spanish people only migrated from rural areas to the cities

a)

True

b)

False, they migrated especially to America

c)

False, they also mgirated to European countries such as France or Germany

14.

Who are emigrants?

a)

People who leave their country of origin

b)

People who enter a country that is not their place of origin

c)

People who migrate to America to improve their job

d)

People who are looking for a better job

15.

What are the main reasons for people to migrate?

a)

People seek better opportunities and living conditions

b)

People escape from wars

c)

Religious intolerance

d)

Persecution by dictatorial regimes

16.

What type of migration is the image showing?

a)

Temporary migration

b)

Regional migration

c)

Permanent migration

d)

Voluntary migration

17.

Which of the following sentences is FALSE for net migration?

a)

It is the difference between the number of inmigrants and the number of emigrants in a year

b)

When the result is positive, the population is growing

c)

When the result is positive, the population is falling

d)

When the result is negative, the population it is falling

18.

Is it better for a country to have a positive or negative net migration?

a)

Positive, because there are more inmigrants than emigrants

b)

Negative, because there are more inmigrants than emigrants

c)

Positive, because there are more emigrants than inmigrants

d)

Negative, because there are more emigrants than inmigrants

19.

Spain is a country of emigrants

a)

Yes, it was, but it changed in the last 20 years

b)

No, Spain has always been a country of inmigrants

c)

Yes, and it still is

d)

No, Spain has no emigrants

20.

Where do emigrants in Spain come from?

a)

India and China

b)

South America (Venezuela, Colombia)

c)

Especially from another European countries (France and Germany)

d)

North Africa (Morocco)