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The stages of the epidemiologic transition are based on
the means through which disease is transmitted spatially
pandemics like the bubonic plague, influenza, AIDS
non-contagious diseases such as heart disease, obesity, or diabetes
causes of death at varying stages of the demographic transition
2
Why was China more successful in implementing an anti-natalist program in the Twentieth century than India?
China could impose the “one child” policy but India could not
Not all of India’s states supported the anti-natalist policies
India did not have the right media campaign to curb its population
India’s many languages made it hard to promote anti-natalist programs
3
Look at #18 above ^
Dependency ratio is about 67%
Population ratio is high
Dependency ratio is about 50%
Life expectancy is about 50%
4
As the world becomes more urbanized, what will be the effect on the size of families?
Families will have more children bc they need to woke in factories
Rural-to-urban migration will have no impact on the size of families
Families have less children bc they don’t need them to work on the farm
Family size depends on how many generations of a family moves to the city
5
Which population pyramid best reflects the population structure of a LDC country?
Pyramid “E”
Pyramid “A”
Pyramid “C”
Pyramid “B”
6
Which population pyramid shows a population that is slowly growing?
Pyramid “D”
Pyramid “B”
Pyramid “A”
Pyramid “C”
7
One important feature of the worlds population that has the largest impact on our future is:
The natural increase rate is larger every year
People are uniformly distributed across Earth
The most rapid growth is occurring in less developed countries
There’s are fewer people in the world now than at the peak 20th century
8
One important feature of the worlds population that has the largest impact on our future is:
There are fewer people in the world now than at the peak in the 20th centur
The natural increase rate is larger every year
People are uniformly distributed across Earth
The most rapid growth is occurring in the less developed countries
9
Based on the demographic transition model, which region is the best described as exhibiting negative rates of growth?
Eastern Europe
South Asia
East Asia
North America
10
Which of the following regions would benefit the most from anti-natalist policies?
Central Asia
Eastern Europe
South America
Middle Africa
11
Which of the following explains an unintended consequence of China’s anti-natalist one child policy?
age structure shifted to a high youth dependeney due to limiting births
More men than women because of a cultural preference for fernale children
China’s fertility rate dropped below replacement level
More women than men because of a cultural preference for fernale children
12
Assess which of the following families would most likely contribute to slowing its country’s birth rates
Daughters are encouraged to do many years of education before marriage
The sons are encouraged to do many years of education before marriage
The sons and daughters are encouraged to become active consumers.
Girls are provided with “abstinence only” sex-education classes in school.
13
What religions has always had a ban on artificial birth control, and this acts as a factor to lower fertility rates?
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Catholicism
14
Which of the following actions would have the greatest effect in lowering the total fertility rate of a country?
Encourage out-migration
Increase education for girls
Deny women access to contraceptives
Lower the age of marriage
15
The number of people who are too young or too old to work in a society compared to the number of working age people is
dependency ratio
Sex ratios
Life expectancy
Population pyramid
16
Look at #20 above ^
Country A : Stage 2, Latin America; Country B : Stage 3, West Africa
Country A : Stage 4, western Europe; Country B : Stage 2, West Africa
Country A : Stage 3, Latin America; Country B : Stage 2, West Africa
Country A : Stage 2, West Africa; Country B : Stage 4, western Europe
17
Which region has the lowest fertility rate in the world, based on the chart above?
Sub-Saharan Africa
Middle East and North Africa
Central America
Europe and Central Asia
18
An anti-natalist population policy
encourages population growth
is meant to lower the infant mortality rate
is meant to lower the Total Fertility Rate (TFR) of the population
is meant to raise the Total Fertility Rate (TFR) of the population.
19
The following graph BEST relates to which demographic theory or model?
Demographic transition model
Epidemiological model
Malthusian theory
20
Which population pyramid shows a population whose birth rate is declining?
Pyramid “C”
Pyramid “S”
Pyramid “B”
Pyramid “A”
21
Malthus was primarily concerned with which of the following variables?
Water resources would become so polluted that it’d be hard to irrigate land
Human pop would grow geometrically, food supply will grow arithmetically
Earth’s population would be urban since few people want to work on farms
Earth so populated that it would be hard to control the spread of diseases.
22
The higest CDR is found in which stage of the DTM?
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 2
Stage 1
23
The bulge on the left side of Population Pyramid “D” is most likely caused by
An influx of illegal aliens
A migrant guest-worker program
A cultural preference for male children
An abnormally high out-migration of females
24
Life expectancy is lowest on average in
Europe
Africa
North America
East Asia
25
Country X has a CBR of 45 and a CBR of 15. In what stage of the demographic transition is this country?
Stage 2
Stage 6
Stage 3
Stage 1
26
What do anti- Malthusians like Ester Boserup believe will lead to controlling population growth in the future?
New sources of food will be on other planets to augment earths food supply
Pop growth promotes new innovations and technologies for food production
Famines will be a natural check on population growth
Humans will be able to control their population growth with contraceptives
27
Stages 1 and 4 of the Demographic Transition are similar in that
both have high dependency ratios
both are developed societies
both have low growth rates
both have low life expectancies.
28
growth the population Would reach 12 billion in approximately 45 years. That period of 45 years is known as:
Doubling time
Doubling life expectancy
Doubling demographic transition
Double increase rate
29
Rapidly declining crude death rates are found in which stage of the demographic transition?
Stage 1
Stage 4
Stage 3
Stage 2
30
In countries where males are favored over females, what is one impact of the sex ratio imbalance on the population?
The elderly population will increase
More women will enter the workforce
There will be fewer women of marriageable age
Girls will have more educational opportunities
31
Which of the following is true of the demographic transition model?
Not all country do all four stages to reach a decline in births and deaths
developed countries have to do industrialization to move to the next stage
All countries in sub-Saharan Africa are still in stage 1 of the model.
Many countries in Latin America are in stage 5.
32
The following population pyramid is for Russia in 2009. What could account for the deficit of men over 70?
A government campaign to reduce births
The demographic effects of World War Il
A decrease in the working-age population
33
What describes the relationship between fertility and education in the United States and Canada in recent decades?
Women are more highly educated correlates with the decline in fertility.
highly educated results in a larger number of children entering school
Women are more highly educated correlates with the decline in fertility
Women who are highly educated correlates with the increase in fertility
34
comparin Malthus’s theory to actual world food production and population growth during the past half-century the diff is
His theory predicted higher population growth than actually happened
actual food production has been much higher than Malthus predicted.
population increased geometrically & food production increased arithmetic
His theory predicted much higher food production than has actually occurred
35
Which of the following would Japan not want to do to resolve the problem of its aging population and labor shortage?
Provide financial incentives for families to have more children
Increase the retirement age
Encourage more women to enter the labor force.
Allow immigration of other ethnic groups
36
Which is a bigger concern for the country represented in the pyramid than for countries in other DTM stages?
Big demand for government spending on education and daycare for children
A big demand for government spending on pensions and healthcare for the old
A faster overall population growth than in previous decades
37
The population pyramid of Naples, Florida, is “upside down,” because the city has a large percentage of
Young people
Elderly people
Females
Immigrants
38
What best explains a population policy South Korea could enact to promote higher birth rates?
No
Lower health insurance so that parents pay more for the cost of childbirth
Lower age of retirement so that older Koreans can work in childcare centers
Lower cost of childcare So that familles can afford to have more children
39
Which of the following countries would have the lowest rate of natural increase in population?
Australia
United States
Nigeria
Japan
40
The world’s annual, WHAT is currently approximately 1.2%, the world’s population is meant to double in about 54 years
Life increase rate (LIR)
Crude birth rate (CBR)
life expectancy rate (LER)
natural increase rate (NIR)
