Size of Population

Q.

The smallest state population in India is_____

Q.

Which is the smallest district in Karnataka?

Q. Karnataka is ranked ___ in India in terms of land area. It is ranked ___ in terms of population.

1. 8, 9
2. 5, 7
3. 5, 6
4. 9, 8

Q. ___ is the district with least population in Karnataka.

1. Ballari
2. Tumakuru
3. Kodagu
4. Bengaluru

Q. According to the census of 2011, the population of Karnataka is ___.

1. 3.1 crore
2. 6.1 crore
3. 9 crore
4. 6.5 crore

Q. Arrange the following cities in the order of increasing population percentage:

1) Mysore;
2) Belagavi;
3) Bengaluru;
4) Tumakuru;
5) Kalaburagi.

1. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
2. 3, 2, 1, 4, 5
3. 4, 5, 2, 1, 3
4. 5, 4, 1, 2, 3

Q. Karnataka has a large number of villages. It's rural population is ___ per cent and it's urban population is ___ per cent.

1. 61.4, 38.6
2. 50, 50
3. 42.6, 57.4
4. 40, 60

Q. Describe what population growth is and the factors affecting it.

Q. _____ is used to describe the age composition of population.

1. Pyramid
2. Yearly structure
3. Age structure
4. Population density

Q. As per Census 2011 the total male population of India is estimated to be ________.

1. 60 crore
2. 62 crore
3. 58 crore
4. 70 crore

Q. As per Census 2011 the total female population of India is estimated to be _______.

1. 60 crore
2. 62 crore
3. 58 crore
4. 70crore

Q.

Which is The Second Most Populous Country in the World

Q. When was the first census held in India?

1. 1852
2. 1862
3. 1872
4. 1822

Q. Fill in the blanks with suitable words.
The district of Karnataka which has the least population is ______________.

Q. As per census 2011 the total population of India is estimated to be _________.

1. 110 crore
2. 121 crore
3. 125 crore
4. 130 Crore

Q. Why do the citizens as well as the government need answers for the three critical questions given below?

1. What is the population of a country?
2. Why does this number change from time to time?
3. What is the age, sex, literacy level, and occupation of the people in the country?

1. It will help analyse whether the government is making adequate plans to serve its citizens.
2. It will help the government evaluate human resources and make plans to improve them.
3. It will help the government plan human welfare activities.
4. It will help the government control and restrict the movement of its citizens.

Q. Children and the elderly do not contribute much to the economy of a country. What percentage of the total population of Karnataka belong to these two categories?

1. 64.90%
2. 35.20%
3. 29.70%
4. 5.50%

Q. What percentage of India's land is occupied by Karnataka?

1. 5.05
2. 6.05
3. 7.05
4. 4.05

Q. According to the 2011 census, the total population of Karnataka is _____.

1. 6, 11, 30, 704
2. 6, 77, 30, 704
3. 6, 88, 30, 704
4. 7, 11, 30, 704

Q. Which country is the second most populous country in the world?

1. China
2. Indonesia
3. India
4. Japan