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Geography

Population Growth

In Class 12 Geography, this topic explains how and why the world’s population changes over time within the chapter “The World Population – Distribution, Density and Growth.” Students learn to distinguish natural increase from overall population change, understand birth rate, death rate and migration, and examine how social, economic, technological and environmental factors influence growth. They also interpret regional variations, population-growth trends and the demographic transition to connect population change with human development and resource planning.

Medium · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. 5 percent
  2. 10 percent
  3. 11 percent
  4. 40 percent
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  1. Increase of 200000
  2. Increase of 300000
  3. Increase of 400000
  4. Increase of 600000
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  1. 1.8 percent
  2. 18 percent
  3. 0.18 percent
  4. 2.6 percent
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  1. Increase of 200000
  2. Increase of 1200000
  3. Decrease of 700000
  4. Decrease of 200000
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  1. Country Y because its population is larger
  2. Both have the same growth rate
  3. Country X because the same increase is a larger share of its initial population
  4. Comparison is impossible without area
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  1. Population is still increasing but more slowly
  2. Population is definitely declining
  3. Natural increase must be zero
  4. Migration must be negative
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  1. Decrease of 300000
  2. Increase of 300000
  3. No change
  4. Increase of 600000
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  1. Increase of 200000
  2. Increase of 400000
  3. Decrease of 200000
  4. Zero
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  1. Natural increase includes only migration
  2. Actual growth includes only births
  3. Natural increase uses births and deaths while actual growth also includes migration
  4. They are always identical
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  1. 8 per thousand
  2. 11 per thousand
  3. 14 per thousand
  4. 28 per thousand
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  1. 3 per thousand
  2. 5 per thousand
  3. 8 per thousand
  4. 26 per thousand
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  1. Natural increase may rise rapidly
  2. Population will immediately decline
  3. Net migration will become zero
  4. Birth rate will automatically equal death rate
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  1. Population growth will slow
  2. Death rate will immediately increase
  3. Population density will automatically become zero
  4. Migration will stop completely
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  1. Very high death rate
  2. Population momentum
  3. Negative migration
  4. Low life expectancy
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  1. Positive net migration is offsetting the natural decrease
  2. Birth rate is much higher than death rate
  3. No migration is occurring
  4. Population density is zero
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  1. 0.2 percent
  2. 1 percent
  3. 2 percent
  4. 20 percent
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  1. 20 years
  2. 35 years
  3. 50 years
  4. 70 years
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  1. It increases from 70 to 140 years
  2. It increases from 35 to 70 years
  3. It falls from about 70 to 35 years
  4. There will be no change
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  1. 505000
  2. 550000
  3. 600000
  4. 1000000
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  1. 760000
  2. 780000
  3. 840000
  4. 400000
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  1. 0.12 percent
  2. 1.2 percent
  3. 12 percent
  4. 2.2 percent
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  1. 0.4 percent
  2. 1.1 percent
  3. 1.9 percent
  4. 2.1 percent
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  1. Negative 0.8 percent
  2. Negative 0.2 percent
  3. Positive 0.2 percent
  4. Positive 0.8 percent
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  1. It can remain positive
  2. It will always become zero
  3. It must become negative
  4. It will depend only on migration
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  1. A large young population with declining fertility
  2. Very high deaths and no young population
  3. No births occurring
  4. Both migration and births being zero

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