Unit 2: Population

Question 1

Occurs when there are not enough resources in a given area to sustain the population there

Accepted Answer

Overpopulation

Question 2

DTM: Early Expanding

Accepted Answer

Stage 2

Question 3

The number of females in a given population per 100 males

Accepted Answer

Sex/Gender Ratio

Question 4

The maximum population size that can be sustained by the environment

Accepted Answer

Carrying Capacity

Question 5

DTM: Declining

Accepted Answer

Stage 5

Question 6

The study of population

Accepted Answer

Demography

Question 7

The number of children who die within their first year of life per one thousand people in the population

Accepted Answer

Infant Mortality Rate (IMR)

Question 8

The number of deaths per one thousand people in the population

Accepted Answer

Crude Death Rate (CDR)

Question 9

DTM: High Stationary

Accepted Answer

Stage 1

Question 10

The ratio of the number of farmers to the total amount of land suitable for agriculture

Accepted Answer

Agricultural Density

Question 11

The number of people per unit area of arable land, which is suitable for agriculture

Accepted Answer

Physiological Density

Question 12

Total number of people divided by the total land area

Accepted Answer

Arithmetic Density

Question 13

The number of people in the workforce (ages 15-64) compared to the number of dependents (non-working) in a society

Accepted Answer

Dependency Ratio

Question 14

China's One Child Policy is an example of a pronatalist policy.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 15

EM: Delayed Degenerative Diseases

Accepted Answer

Stage 4

Question 16

The average number of children a woman is predicted to have during her childbearing years (ages 15-49)

Accepted Answer

Total Fertility Rate (TFR)

Question 17

When women achieve greater levels of education, they tend to have fewer children.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 18

A policy that incentivizes people to have more children

Accepted Answer

Pronatalist Policy

Question 19

Malthusian Theory was correct.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 20

DTM: Low Stationary

Accepted Answer

Stage 4

Question 21

EM: Pestilence & Famine

Accepted Answer

Stage 1

Question 22

The natural increase rate and the rate of natural increase are the same calculation.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 23

EM: Degenerative & Manmade Diseases

Accepted Answer

Stage 3

Question 24

The portion of Earth's surface that has been settled by humans

Accepted Answer

Ecumene

Question 25

The average number of years a person is predicted to live in a specific population

Accepted Answer

Life Expectancy

Question 26

A policy that incentivizes people to have fewer children

Accepted Answer

Antinatalist Policy

Question 27

Thomas Malthus believed...

Accepted Answer

population increases geometrically, but food increases arithmetically

Question 28

DTM: Late Expanding

Accepted Answer

Stage 3

Question 29

EM: Receding Pandemics

Accepted Answer

Stage 2

Question 30

The number of live births per one thousand people in the population

Accepted Answer

Crude Birth Rate (CBR)

Unit 2: Population

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Unit 2: Population

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