Population Density

Question 1MediumLevel 80

If an industrial town has small area but a large worker population what can its density be like?

ALowBHighCZeroDNegative

Question 2MediumLevel 80

What effect can high density have on land use?

ADemand for land for housing and services may increaseBDemand for land becomes zeroCLand always becomes seaDDensity has no relation with land use

Question 3MediumLevel 80

In which situation can water scarcity occur despite low density?

AWhen the area is dry and water sources are limitedBWhen water is abundant everywhereCWhen density is very highDWhen the area is surrounded by sea

Question 4MediumLevel 80

Which option is a group of human factors that can increase density?

AEmployment transport education and healthBAltitude slope climate and snowCDesert ice and rockDDrought marsh and inaccessibility

Question 5MediumLevel 80

Which option is a group of physical factors that can reduce density?

AMarket employment and roadsBHarsh climate inaccessible slope and water scarcityCSchools hospitals and officesDPorts trade and service sector

Question 6MediumLevel 80

What does high density not guarantee?

AMore people per areaBAlways better standard of livingCMore pressure on landDHigher demand for services

Question 7MediumLevel 80

Why does low density not always mean lack of development?

ABecause low density can also be due to a large area or planned open spaceBBecause low density always means highest povertyCBecause low density has no resourcesDBecause low density has no relation with area

Question 8MediumLevel 80

If slum settlements are built very close together in a locality what can be understood from density viewpoint?

ALocal density may be highBDensity will always be zeroCThere will be no populationDDensity will depend only on farming

Question 9MediumLevel 80

Which option gives a wrong interpretation of population density?

ADensity is number of people per square kilometreBDensity helps compare areasCDensity relates total people with areaDDensity tells income of every person

Question 10MediumLevel 80

In which situation will comparison of population density be more fair?

AWhen unit and area base of both areas are clearBWhen only total population is heardCWhen area is hiddenDWhen map legend is not read

Question 11MediumLevel 80

Which option gives a correct reason for high density in a cultivable plain?

AFertile soil water and easy transportBComplete lack of waterCVery high icy slopeDComplete ban on settlement

Question 12MediumLevel 80

Which option gives a possible reason for low density in a plateau area?

AMetropolises everywhereBAbundance of facilitiesCInaccessibility less fertile land and limited waterDLevel fertile plain

Question 13MediumLevel 80

What is the importance of the word average while understanding population density?

AIt means every place has exactly the same numberBIt gives a normalised per square kilometre number while local differences may existCIt removes total populationDIt makes area irrelevant

Question 14MediumLevel 80

If an area's population is 4500 and density is 150 persons per square kilometre what will be its area?

A15 square kilometresB30 square kilometresC45 square kilometresD150 square kilometres

Question 15MediumLevel 80

If an area has 25 square kilometres area and density 400 persons per square kilometre what will be the population?

A1000B4000C10000D25000

Question 16MediumLevel 80

Which option cautiously explains the relation between density and overcrowding?

AHigh density may increase chance of crowding but planning and facilities also matterBHigh density is always the worst condition without exceptionCLow density always shows no need for servicesDDensity and crowding are completely unrelated

Question 17MediumLevel 80

Why can population density be high in metropolises?

AConcentration of jobs services education health and housingBComplete water absence and uninhabited conditionCOnly high mountainsDAbsence of any economic activity

Question 18MediumLevel 80

In which situation can population density be low but strategic importance high?

ALow population but security importance in a border inaccessible areaBNo importance in a crowded marketCNo service in a dense cityDZero population in a fertile plain

Question 19MediumLevel 80

What is the most balanced use of population density?

AUsing it to understand population pressure along with resources facilities and regional variationBTreating it as the only cause of every social problemCTreating it as a synonym of total populationDReading it without looking at area

Question 20MediumLevel 81

Why should population density be understood differently from total population?

ABecause density relates population with areaBBecause density tells only rainfallCBecause total population is always equal to densityDBecause area has no relation with density

Population Density

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If an industrial town has small area but a large worker population what can its density be like?

What effect can high density have on land use?

In which situation can water scarcity occur despite low density?

Which option is a group of human factors that can increase density?

Which option is a group of physical factors that can reduce density?

What does high density not guarantee?

Why does low density not always mean lack of development?

If slum settlements are built very close together in a locality what can be understood from density viewpoint?

Which option gives a wrong interpretation of population density?

In which situation will comparison of population density be more fair?

Which option gives a correct reason for high density in a cultivable plain?

Which option gives a possible reason for low density in a plateau area?

What is the importance of the word average while understanding population density?

If an area's population is 4500 and density is 150 persons per square kilometre what will be its area?

If an area has 25 square kilometres area and density 400 persons per square kilometre what will be the population?

Which option cautiously explains the relation between density and overcrowding?

Why can population density be high in metropolises?

In which situation can population density be low but strategic importance high?

What is the most balanced use of population density?

Why should population density be understood differently from total population?

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Population Density

Quiz this set

If an industrial town has small area but a large worker population what can its density be like?

What effect can high density have on land use?

In which situation can water scarcity occur despite low density?

Which option is a group of human factors that can increase density?

Which option is a group of physical factors that can reduce density?

What does high density not guarantee?

Why does low density not always mean lack of development?

If slum settlements are built very close together in a locality what can be understood from density viewpoint?

Which option gives a wrong interpretation of population density?

In which situation will comparison of population density be more fair?

Which option gives a correct reason for high density in a cultivable plain?

Which option gives a possible reason for low density in a plateau area?

What is the importance of the word average while understanding population density?

If an area's population is 4500 and density is 150 persons per square kilometre what will be its area?

If an area has 25 square kilometres area and density 400 persons per square kilometre what will be the population?

Which option cautiously explains the relation between density and overcrowding?

Why can population density be high in metropolises?

In which situation can population density be low but strategic importance high?

What is the most balanced use of population density?

Why should population density be understood differently from total population?

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