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Unit 5 "Populations" Test Review

Total questions: 74

Worksheet time: 41mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How is population density usually written? (two answers) 

a)

people per square mile

b)

people per square kilometer 

c)

population per inch

d)

yellow and red 

2.

Why might land be more expensive in areas with high population densities? 

a)

There are fewer people to buy the land

b)

No one wants the land 

c)

There is less land available for the number of people 

d)

People want to spend more money 

3.

Which of the following is a accurate statement about population density? (three answers) 

a)

Cities with high population densities tend to have tall buildings 

b)

Cities with high population densities tend to have less traffic 

c)

Cities with high population densities tend to have more expensive land 

d)

Countries with lower population densities tend to have more open spaces  

e)

Cities with low population densities tend to have crowded roads

4.

Places with a ​ (a)   population density, like ​ (b)   areas, will be densely populated. Places with a ​​ (c)   population density, like​ (d)   areas will be sparsely populated.

Choose from the below words
high
urban
low
rural
suburban
middle
people
5.

What statistic adds to a country's population?

a)

birth rate 

b)

death rate 

c)

growth rate 

d)

emigration 

6.

What statistic subtracts from a country's population?

a)

rate of natural increase

b)

death rate

c)

birth rate

d)

immigration 

7.

How do you find the rate of natural increase for a country?

a)

subtract the birth rate from the death rate 

b)

subtract the death rate from the birth rate 

c)

add the death rate to the birthrate 

d)

add the birthrate and multiply by π

8.

Which continents have countries with the lowest rates of natural increase? (two answers)

a)

Europe

b)

South America

c)

North America

d)

Asia 

e)

Africa

9.

What are the three main factors that may effect migration? (three answers)

a)

environmental factors 

b)

educational factors 

c)

economic factors 

d)

political factors 

e)

familial factors 

10.

Which of the following would be pull factors? (two answers)

a)

abundant land

b)

slavery 

c)

employment opportunities

d)

drought/famine 

e)

civil war

11.

Which of the following would be push factors? (two answers) 

a)

exhausted resources

b)

good climate

c)

ethnic persecution (treating someone poorly because of their ethnicity) 

d)

religious freedom

e)

abundant resources 

12.

Why has the world's population increased so rapidly in the past 200 years?

a)

Farmers have improved food production

b)

Countries have large populations living in poverty

c)

Nations have settled disputes through violence 

d)

Many governments have provided poor health care services 

13.

Which of the following illustrates a push factor?

a)

Anu moves from India to the United States to be with her family living there.

b)

Peter moves from his small town to Nashville to find a job in the music industry.

c)

Amit moves to Turkey from his home in India after an earthquake destroys his village.

d)

Bethany moves from her home in Ohio to go to school in France.

14.

What is the world's population?

a)

4.5 billion

b)

6.25 billion

c)

over 8 billion

d)

over 8.3 billion

15.

Which term means "to enter and live in a new country"?

a)

import

b)

emigrate

c)

immigrate

d)

export

16.

Sara wants to start a new life in the United States because she heard there were more job opportunities. Is this an example of a push or pull factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

17.

John is tired of his government not treating him fairly and taxing him too much. Would this be a push or pull factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

18.

Eric lives on the coast of a country that constantly experiences terrible hurricanes. If he decided to move, this would be a...

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

19.

a civil war in your home country breaks out and you and your family leave to go to another country

a)

push factor

b)

pull factor

20.

Most of the earliest settlements were located near which natural resource?

a)

Coal

b)

Iron ore

c)

Cattle

d)

Freshwater

21.

Why were trade routes important for settlements?

a)

Because people liked to travel

b)

Because resources were not distributed evenly 

c)

Because people didn't want to trade

d)

Because people wanted to settle by water

22.

What are the three types of spatial settlement patterns?

a)

Linear Settlements

b)

Cluster Settlements

c)

Grid Settlements

d)

Political Settlements

e)

Physical Settlements

23.

Which type of settlement is mostly likely to be found along a river?

a)

Grid Settlement

b)

Cluster Settlement

c)

Linear Settlement

24.

Which type of area would a person who wants to work in agriculture want to live?

a)

an urban area

b)

a suburban area

c)

a rural area

d)

the ocean

25.

What is the term for when several large cities have grown together and meet?

a)

metropolitan area

b)

megalopolis

c)

mega city

d)

urbanization

26.

How is life in urban areas different than in rural areas?

a)

Rural areas are more heavily populated than urban areas 

b)

Rural areas have more public transportation systems than urban areas

c)

In urban areas there are more businesses and commerical buildings than in rural areas 

d)

In urban areas, more jobs are related to agriculture than in rural areas  

27.

Communities that are laid out according to a network of transportation routes are

a)

linear settlements

b)

cluster settlements

c)

grid settlements

d)

megalopolis

28.

Any place where a community is established is a

a)

megalopolis

b)

settlement

c)

metropolitan area

d)

rural

29.

Communities that are grouped along the length of a resource are

a)

linear settlements

b)

cluster settlements

c)

grid settlements

d)

spatial pattern

30.

The placement of people and objects on Earth and the space between them

a)

linear settlements

b)

cluster settlements

c)

grid settlements

d)

spatial pattern

31.

What can geographers tell from spatial patterns?

a)

how people build settlements

b)

where the houses are located

c)

where the rivers are located

d)

it is built along the length of a resource

32.

Where would you most likely find a grid settlement?

a)

in an urban area

b)

in a rural area

33.

Which two types of settlements are built around a natural resource?

a)

cluster and grid

b)

grid and linear

c)

cluster and linear

34.

Which one is NOT an urban area?

a)

New York City, New York

b)

Sacramento, California

c)

Oneida, South Dakota

d)

Cincinnati, Ohio

35.

Which age group in Canada has the largest number of people?

a)

50-54 male

b)

45-59 female

c)

65-69 male

d)

45-49 male

36.

What age group has the largest population bulge?

a)

45-49

b)

25-29

c)

20-24

d)

80-84

37.

About how many people in the population are 0-4 females? (Don't forget your label)

a)

52 million females

b)

34 million females

c)

54 million females

d)

60 million females

38.

How can you tell that females in Brazil live longer?

a)

they don't

b)

the bars in the middle of the graph are longer

c)

the bars on the female side are longer for ages 75 and above

d)

the have more children aged 0-4

39.

Which age group in Bahrain has the largest number of people? (either male or female)

a)

35-39 female

b)

40-44 male

c)

35-39 male

d)

0-4 female

40.

What age group has the largest population bulge?

a)

35-39 female

b)

40-44 male

c)

35-39 male

d)

0-4 female

41.

About how many people in the population are 0-4 females? (Don't forget your label)

a)

52 million females

b)

34 million females

c)

54 million females

d)

60 million females

42.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

43.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

44.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

45.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

46.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

47.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

48.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

49.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

50.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

51.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

52.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

53.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

54.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

55.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

56.

Which type of population growth is illustrated by this population pyramid?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Growth - Slow Growth

c)

Stable - No Growth

d)

Negative Growth - Declining

57.

The lightest color represents how many people per square mile?

a)

51-100 people

b)

26-50 people

c)

11-25 people

d)

1-10 people

e)

less than one person

58.

The darkest color represents how many people per square mile?

a)

more than 100 people

b)

51-100 people

c)

26-50 people

d)

11-25 people

e)

1-10 people

59.

How can you tell with the map about how many people live in Delhi, India?

a)

by looking at the symbol in the key

b)

by looking at the color

c)

by looking it up in an atlas

d)

you can't.

60.

How many people live in the city of Lagos, Nigeria?

a)

more than 100

b)

16 million or more

c)

over 18 million

d)

11-25

61.

Which continent (not counting Antarctica) averages the fewest people per square mile?

a)

North America

b)

South America

c)

Europe

d)

Africa

e)

Australia

62.

In which part of Australia are most of the people located?

a)

along the eastern and southeastern

coasts

b)

in central Australia

c)

along the northern coast

d)

in western Australia

63.

Which continent is more densely populated, Africa or Europe?

a)

Africa

b)

Europe

c)

Asia

d)

South America

64.

How many continents have at least one city with 16 million or more people labeled on the map?

a)

one

b)

two

c)

three

d)

four

65.

Which region of the United States has fewer people per square mile, the Northeast or the Southwest?

a)

Northeast

b)

Southwest

c)

North

d)

West

66.

The world’s two most-populous countries are on which continent?

a)

North America

b)

Europe

c)

Asia

d)

South America

e)

Africa

67.

The world’s most-populous country has how many

cities highlighted on the map?

a)

one

b)

two

c)

three

d)

four

68.

In terms of this map, what do northern North

America and southern South America have in

common? (choose two answers)

a)

Both are sparsely populated

b)

Both are densely populated

c)

Both are less than one person per square mile

d)

Both have 11-25 people per square mile

69.

What happens to population density in China as one travels from east to west?

a)

The population gets less dense

b)

The population gets more dense

c)

The population stays the same

d)

The population increases and then decreases repeatedly

70.

There are ​​ (a)   living in ​southeastern China than in western China. You can tell because southeastern China is ​​ (b)   and ​ dark (c)   ​ and western China is mostly ​​ (d)   .

Choose from the below words
more people
dark red
blue
light red
fewer people
similar amounts of people
light blue
medium blue
medium red
purple
71.
Question Image

Match the following symbols with the correct label

a)

⬛ (filled in square)

1.

Cities with more than 5,000,000 people

b)

⚫ (filled in circle)

2.

Cities with 1,000,000 to 5,000,000 people

c)

⭕ (empty/white circle)

3.

Cities with 500,000 to 1,000,000 people

72.

How many people per square mile live in the area around the city of Osaka, Japan?

a)

more than

5,000,000 people

b)

1,000,000

to 5,000,000 people

c)

500,000

to 1,000,000 people

d)

less than 500,000 people

73.

How many people per square mile live in the area around the city of Shanghai, China?

a)

more than

5,000,000 people

b)

1,000,000

to 5,000,000 people

c)

500,000

to 1,000,000 people

d)

less than 500,000 people

74.

How many people per square mile live in the area around the city of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia?

a)

more than

5,000,000 people

b)

1,000,000

to 5,000,000 people

c)

500,000

to 1,000,000 people

d)

less than 500,000 people