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An #intergratedscience2 quiz on #humanpopulation
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Which of the following countries has yet to go through the demographic transition?
India
Germany
United States
Japan
2
Which nation has low to moderate income levels, high birth rates, and high death rates.
First-World
Developing
Developed
Industrialized
3
Which line is the PURPLE line?
Death Rate
Birth Rate
Immigration Rate
Emigration Rate
4
In mid-1700's, societies went rural to urban and improved: sanitation, med. tech, agriculture
Demographic Transition
Industrial Revolution
Population Distribution
Settling Farmers
5
The average number of years an individual is predicted to live is called
demography
life expectancy
carrying capacity
growth rate
6
Is diagram "A" a developing or developed nation?
Developed
Developing
7
What is the demographic transition?
Relative # of organisms of each age w/ in a population
How a population changes in size during a specific time per.
Avg. number of children females have in population
Explain why industrialized nations see drops in birth/ death
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Which area would have the lowest population density?
seacoast in Europe
river in China
suburb in the U.S.A.
tundra in Russia
9
A graph the illustrates the percent of a population alive at a given age.
fertility
migration patterns
survivorship
age structure
10
Explain why industrialized country see decline in birth& death rates after the country develops
Industrial stage
Demography
Demographic Transition
Age Structure Diagram
11
A population with fewer younger people than older people will likely
decrease in the future
increase in the future
stay the same in the future
12
Which stage in demographic transition, does most of human history fall into?
Early Industrial
Mature Industrial
Pre-Industrial Stage
Post Industrial
13
Over the last 3 seconds
more people were born than died
more people died than were born
there was an equal amount of births and deaths
14
People leaving New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina is an example of
emigration
increased population density
urban sprawl
immigration
15
Where do more people live?
developed nations
developing nations
16
Which line is the GREEN line?
Emigration Rate
Immigration Rate
Death Rate
Birth Rate
17
This ratio should be 2:1 in order for a population size to be stable.
Replacement Fertility
Average Fertility
Age Structure
Sex Ratio
18
Graph that shows the number of individuals in each age range in a population
survivorship
fertility
age structure
carrying capacity
19
What is the ave. number of babies a family can expect to have.
Total Fertility Rate
Birth Rate
Infant Mortality
Replacement Fertility
20
What two rates have the largest effect on population growth?
emigration and death rates
constant rates
birth and death rates
immigration and birth rates
21
The US is this type of country because it is wealthy and industrialized
developed
least developed
agricultural
developing
22
What is the study of human population statistics?
Population Ecology
Carrying Capacity
Demographers
Demography
23
Human population growth accelerated in recent history because
bubonic plaque
improved efficiency of fuel use
discovery of electricity
better hygiene and food
24
Measure of the number of people living in a specific area at a specific time.
Population Density
Carrying Capacity
Population Size
Demography
25
In diagram B, which age range has more females than males?
50-54
15-19
80+
65-69
26
Number of individuals an environment can support.
Population Ecology
Demography
Carrying Capacity
Population dynamics
27
Which country is most likely to experience population decline based on the birth rate?
6.2 children per woman
2.1 children per woman
1.6 children per woman
3.3 children per woman
