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Which country would have to spend more tax money to support their elderly?
United States
Kenya
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What historical event had a positive effect on global population growth?
Monguls invasion china
The baby boom after WWII
Bubonic/black plague
Diseases brought from Europe to Americas
3
Which one of these applies to immigrants and the DTM?
Leaving 2 and 3 ,going to 4 and 5
Leaving stage 1, to go to 5
Leaving 4 and 5, to stage 2 and 3
Leaving stage 3, going to stage 2
4
What are birth rates and death rates are like in the 2nd stage of the demographic transition?
Death rates remain high and birth rates remain high.
Death rates remain low and birth rates remain high.
Death rates are low and birth rates are low.
Death rates are high and birth rates high.
5
Which if the following is a benefit for a country with rapid population growth?
lots of competition for resources and space
extra natural resources sold to other countries
smaller work force for manufacturing
larger work force, gov't collects more money for taxes
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A graph that shows population of a country divided by age and gender.
climate graph
country brochure
population pyramid
cartogram
7
What are some examples of push factors?
country music
oppression
depression
More natural disasters
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The number of humans in a given location.
Economy
Government
Religion
Population
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Number of babies born in one year per 1,000 population.
Birth rate
Infant mortality rate
Death rate
Fertility rate
10
What percentage of the United States are female age 15-19?
2%
8%
6%
4%
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Which is of the following is a benefit for a country with a shrinking population growth?
Smaller workforce for manufacturing
Extra natural & agricultural resources that can be sold
Lot of competition for resources and space
Larger workforce, gov't collects more taxes
12
What is a consequence to the rapid population growth of China?
Air pollution to all countries around the world
World's adoption of the one child policy
Inventions of new technologies
Loss of culture due to western consumerism
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A reason people would want to leave a particular area such as: war, crime, or oppression
adverse factor
pollution
push factor
pull factor
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A reason people would want to come to a new area such as: freedom, jobs, & climate
adverse factor
immigrant
push factor
pull factor
15
Which of the following gives an accurate description of stage 4 in the DTM?
High death rates and low birth rates
Low death rates and low birth rates
High death rates and high birth rates
Low death rates and high birth rates
16
People who are entering the country
immigrant
refugee
emigrant
asylum seeker
17
Which of the following are examples of Forced migration?
Emigration, Immigration, DTM
Rural, urban, urbanization
IDP, Refugee, Slavery
Voluntary, Forced, slavery
18
What percent of the United State's population are age 75-79?
9%
12%
6%
2%
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The study of human populations
census
demographics
anthropology
government
20
Percentage at which a country's population is growing
Rate of natural increase
Rate of natural decrease
Fertility Rate
Literacy Rate
21
Based on the population pyramids which one is most likely and less developed country (LDC)?
Kenya
United States
22
Which of the following is a negative consequence for a country with rapid population growth?
Larger work force, gov't collects more money for taxes
Extra natural resources sold to other countries
Lots of competition for resources and space
Smaller work force for manufacturing
23
What are death rates like in the 1st stage of demographic transition?
Birth and death rates are both high.
Death rates are high, birth rates are low.
Birth and death rates are both low.
Birth rates are high, death rates are high.
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Developed countries, these are rich, powerful countries with high standards of living.
Developing countries
First world problems
MDC's
LDC'S
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What are some example of pull factors for a country?
Climate/geography
High crime rates
Economic opportunities
Poor education system
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What percent of Kenya's population are male aged 60-64?
3%
7%
1%
5%
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People who are leaving the country
refugees
emigrants
asylum seekers
immigrants
28
What information can you use from a population pyramid
Percent male vs female
Percent of the population by age
Literacy Rate
Pixie dust per unicorn
29
What can population statistics tell us about a country?
Economic conditions, & densely populated
Dumbledore's Army
less population predictions
Technology & Future population predictions
30
Which of the following countries has the highest population density?
China
El Salvador
Brazil
Bangledash
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Number of people who die in one year per 1,000 population.
Birth Rate
Death Rate
Failing Rate
Infant Mortality Rate
32
What are birth and death rates like in stage 3 of the demographic transition.
death rates are low and birth rates are in decline
death rates are high and birth rates are maintaining
death rates are high and birth rates are in incline
death rates are low and birth rates are incline
33
The change in birth and death rates as a country becomes more developed.
Population pyramids
Population
LDC's
Demographic transition (DTM)
34
Why are death rates low in developed countries?
Decrease technology, medical declining
Reincarnation
Increase technology, medical advances, etc
lack of sanitization
35
Number of babies per 1,000 birth who die in the first year of life.
Death rate
Birth rate
Rate of Natural increase
Infant Mortality rate
36
Population/total land area= __________
Past population
Population density
Infant mortality rate
Future population
37
Which one of the following is an example of urbanization?
The child of a farmer moving from the countryside to London.
A high school student moving from Herriman to Riverton.
An elderly person in Salt Lake retiring to the countryside.
A person moving from a Chicago to New York City.
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A map that is based on a statistic such as population instead of land area.
country brochure
climate graph
population pyramid
cartogram
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Which of the following is a negative consequence for a country with a shrinking population?
Larger workforce, gov't can collect more taxes
Extra natural & agricultural resources can be sold
Smaller workforce for manufacturing
Lots of competition for resources and space
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Why are birth rates higher in less developed countries?
great education systems, lower infant mortality rates
Higher infant mortality rates, less education
more job availability for women, less children
children are an economic asset, less jobs for women
