WorksheetsAPHG Unit 2
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
The demographic transition model assumes that-
High birth and death rates will become low as countries develop
Fertility and mortality rates are associated with agriculture
Has six stages
Developed by malthus
Population pressure on agricultural land is the-
Arithmetic Density
Crude Density
Physiological Density
Population Density
Which of the following is an example of forced migration during the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries?
Chain Migration
Atlantic Slave Trade
Transhumance
Circular Migration
The carrying capacity-
relates to the conditions of life in the country
is high in Sub-Saharan Africa
is the # of people a piece of land can support sustainably
is related to social development
Migrants are most likely:
Women with children
An equal number of males and females
Young, single males
traveling long distances
Population pyramids show us-
populations age and economic composition
A country's dependency ratio
ethnic composition of a population
countrys population density
Where are the three largest population clusters in the world?
East Asia, South Asia, Western Europe
East Asia, South Asia, South America
Africa, South Asia, East Asia
Australia, East Asia, Europe
A developed country would most likely be in which stage of the demographic transition model?
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 5
Which would best measure the level of reproduction in a country?
Composite birth statistics
Total Fertility Rate
Physiological Density
Crude Death Rate
Which one of these is not one Ravenstein's Laws?
most migration is urban to rural
most migrants move a great distance
every migration creates a counter migration
most migrants consist of families
A migrant comes to the United States to work on a farm temporarily. They are a-
Internally Displaced Person
Refugee
Guest worker
International Migrant
A country whose population pyramid has a wide base and very narrow top is most likely:
More Developed
Less Developed
Which of the following is NOT one of the most densely populated regions in the world?
south asia
south america
east asia
europe
The first stage of the demographic transition model shows-
high birth rates, but fluctuating death rates
declining birth rates, but high death rates
low birth rates with high death rates
high birth and death rates
The theory that most migration occurs in steps is attributed to-
Rostow
Wallerstein
Sauer
Malthus
A positive opportunity that stops a migrant from continuing to travel is a-
intervening obstacle
intervening opportunity
The idea that someone is less likely to migrate the farther the distance is-
time space compression
distance decay
globalization
density
True or False: the interior of Australia has a low population density due to dry desert conditions
True
False
Stage 5 of epidemiological transition models cause of death is most likely-
pestilence and famine
receding pandemics
degenerative and human created disease
reemergence of infectious and parasitic diseases
The rate of 150 deaths per 1000 live births is the-
crude death rate
infant mortality rate
life expectancy
total fertility rate
A policy that promotes births through government policies is-
Pro-Natalist
Anti-Natalist
Which of the following could you NOT determine from a population pyramid?
Sex Ratios
Dependency Ratios
population densities
crude birth rates
Which of the following is a pull factor?
communist takeover of a government
failed harvest
flooding of a river
opening of a new factory
