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An #intergratedscience2 quiz on #humanpopulation
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1
What is the study of human population statistics?
Population Ecology
Demography
Carrying Capacity
Demographers
2
Which stage in demographic transition, does most of human history fall into?
Early Industrial
Pre-Industrial Stage
Mature Industrial
Post Industrial
3
In mid-1700's, societies went rural to urban and improved: sanitation, med. tech, agriculture
Settling Farmers
Demographic Transition
Population Distribution
Industrial Revolution
4
Explain why industrialized country see decline in birth& death rates after the country develops
Age Structure Diagram
Demography
Demographic Transition
Industrial stage
5
Which line is the GREEN line?
Immigration Rate
Birth Rate
Emigration Rate
Death Rate
6
Define: Number of individuals an environment can support.
Population dynamics
Demography
Carrying Capacity
Population Ecology
7
This ratio should be 2:1 in order for a population size to be stable.
Average Fertility
Sex Ratio
Replacement Fertility
Age Structure
8
In diagram B, which age range has more females than males?
15-19
50-54
65-69
80+
9
Which nation has low to moderate income levels, high birth rates, and high death rates.
Developed
Developing
First-World
Industrialized
10
What is the demographic transition?
Avg. number of children females have in population
How a population changes in size during a specific time per.
Relative # of organisms of each age w/ in a population
Explain why industrialized nations see drops in birth/ death
11
Which line is the PURPLE line?
Death Rate
Immigration Rate
Emigration Rate
Birth Rate
12
Define: Measure of the number of people living in a specific area at a specific time.
Population Density
Demography
Population Size
Carrying Capacity
13
Is diagram "A" a developing or developed nation?
Developing
Developed
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What is the ave. number of babies one female member of a population will have in her lifetime.
Total Fertility Rate
Birth Rate
Replacement Fertility
Infant Mortality
