Tick the
correct answer.
(i)
Which does the term population distribution
refer to?
(a) How
population in a specified area changes over time.
(b) The number of people who die in relation to
the number of people born in a specified area.
(c) The way in which people
are spread across a given area.
(ii)
Which are three main factors that cause population change?
(a) Births,
deaths and marriage
(b) Births, deaths and
migration
(c) Births, deaths and life
expectancy
(iii)
In 1999, the world population reached
(a) 1
billion
(b) 3 billion
(c) 6 billion
(iv)
What is a population pyramid?
(a) A graphical presentation of the age, sex composition of a
population.
(b) When the population density of an area is so high that people
live in tall buildings.
(c) Pattern of population
distribution in large urban areas.
Tick the correct answer.
(i) Which does the term population distribution refer to?
|
(a) How population in a specified area changes over time. |
|
(b) The number of people who die in relation to the number of people born in a specified area. |
|
(c) The way in which people are spread across a given area. |
(ii) Which are three main factors that cause population change?
|
(a) Births, deaths and marriage |
|
(b) Births, deaths and migration |
|
(c) Births, deaths and life expectancy |
(iii) In 1999, the world population reached
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(a) 1 billion |
(b) 3 billion |
(c) 6 billion |
(iv) What is a population pyramid?
|
(a) A graphical presentation of the age, sex composition of a population. |
|
(b) When the population density of an area is so high that people live in tall buildings. |
|
(c) Pattern of population distribution in large urban areas. |