WorksheetsMumbai - The Growth of Mumbai
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
In the population bathtub, what does the water level in the bath represent?
The number of people being born
The number of people in the world
The number of people dying
The amount of children born per 1000 people
If the water level goes up in the population bathtub, what must this mean?
There are more people dying then being born
There are more people being born then there are dying
That the population isn't changing
That the population is steadily decreasing
People moving from rural to urban areas such as Mumbai is known as what?
(a)
Which of these is not a reason for population growth in Mumbai?
There are more people moving to Mumbai for university
There are more people moving to Mumbai looking for secondary and tertiary industry jobs
There are more people moving to Mumbai who are looking for more entertainment and high speed internet
There are more people moving to Mumbai looking for primary industry jobs
What direction was most of the population growth in Mumbai?
North West
North East
South West
South East
The population of Mumbai grew along specific routes. What routes did this population growth follow?
(a)
GNI stands for -
Global Natural Increase
Gross Independent Income
Gross National Income
Grand Notable Information
How did the economy of Mumbai change between 2000 and 2014?
Agriculture went down, Manufacturing went down and Services went down
Agriculture went down, Manufacturing went down and Services went up
Agriculture went up, Manufacturing went up and Services sent up
Agriculture went down, Manufacturing went up and Services went up
Which of these is an example of the multiplier effect?
People move to Mumbai in search of a job. This job has really long hours and is low paid. People feel unsafe in their job due to the conditions that they work in.
Young people move to Mumbai for university. They get better paid jobs which means that they want more luxury goods. This creates jobs in more services sectors that means that Mumbai generates more money.
Young people move to Mumbai for university. The rent is higher meaning that they can't afford the day to day items. This leads to worsened health.
Young people move to Mumbai because this is where their spouse is living. They find that Mumbai is an exciting mega city and has lots of great activities to do.
Why does fertility rate go down as a country becomes more developed?
There is better access to health care
People are less educated
Fewer people are working
More people choose to have more children
