The Demographic Transition Model

Q.

Which year is regarded as the defining year to mark the demographic transition from its first to the second decisive stage?

Q. The birth rates and death rates are both low in the stage of the demographic transition model.

1. High Stationary
2. Late Expanding
3. Early Expanding
4. Low Stationary

Q. In the second stage of the demographic transition, with early expansion, there are falling and rising .

1. birth rates
2. death rates
3. literacy rates
4. numeracy rates

Q.

In which stage of the demographic transition model is there a decline in the total population?

1. Stage 1

2. Stage 2

3. Stage 4

4. Stage 5

Q. The final stage of the demographic transition where the population is ageing is called the stage.

1. stationary
2. expanding
3. contracting
4. declining

Q. As per theory of Demographic Transition, there are ______ stages in the population growth.

1. two
2. five
3. three
4. four

Q. As per Theory of Demographic Transition, in the Second Stage, Population Growth Rate____.

1. is very high
2. is very low
3. nothing can be said
4. remains stable

Q. India is currently in which stage according to theory of Demographic transition?

1. First
2. Second
3. Third
4. Fourth

Q. As per the Theory of Demographic Transition, in the First Stage, Population Growth Rate____.

1. is very high
2. is very low
3. remains stable
4. nothing can be said

Q.

13th century Britain was characterized by a high birth rate, high death rate and an average life expectancy of 31 years. What stage of the demographic transition model is this?

1. High stationary

2. Low stationary

3. Declining

4. Early expanding

Q. When did India go through its second demographic transition?

1. Before 1920
2. None of the above
3. 1920
4. After 1920

Q. Population Explosion occurs in ______ stage of the theory of Demographic Transition.

1. first
2. third
3. second
4. fourth

Q.

In which stage of the demographic transition model is the birth rate and the death rate are low?

1. Early expanding

2. Late expanding

3. Low stationary

4. High stationary