Population Density

Question 1HardLevel 76

If a region has low average density but border areas are strategic, what caution is needed in planning?

AConnectivity and services may be needed despite low densityBNo services should be given in low densityCBorder areas are outside CensusDDensity always stops planning

Question 2HardLevel 76

If housing is costly but the employment centre is dense, how can the spread of population density change?

APeople may settle in cheaper nearby areas and increase outer densityBEveryone will leave the job centreCHousing cost has no relation with densityDDensity will always be zero

Question 3HardLevel 76

If markets and services increase after a road is built in an area, what possible effect will occur on density?

ADensity can increase as settlement growsBDensity will always decreaseCTransport is unrelated to densityDPopulation will automatically become zero

Question 4HardLevel 76

If two areas have the same density but one has higher total population, what can be said about it?

AIts area may also be proportionally largerBNo people live thereCDensity does not include areaDTheir population must also be equal

Question 5HardLevel 76

If an area has high density but weak public transport, which pressure can increase?

ATraffic and mobility pressureBPopulation zero conditionCArea growthDSoil colour change

Question 6HardLevel 76

If an area has low density but health centres are very far, what will be the planning challenge?

ADelivering health service to remote populationBReducing crowd everywhereCIncreasing density is the only solutionDStopping Census

Question 7HardLevel 76

If an area's density is eight hundred persons per square kilometre, what does it mean?

AThere are eight hundred people in the whole areaBOn average eight hundred people live in one square kilometreCArea is eight hundred square kilometresDPopulation is eight hundred lakh

Question 8HardLevel 76

If an area has low density but industries begin to develop, what is possible in future?

ADensity may increase due to employmentBDensity will never changeCPeople will disappear immediatelyDArea will become zero

Question 9HardLevel 76

In which situation can planning pressure be lower despite high density?

AWhen resources and services are adequate and well-managedBWhen water and housing are absentCWhen services are closedDWhen area is zero

Question 10HardLevel 76

If a district has population of thirty lakh and area of six thousand square kilometres, what will be its density?

ATwo hundred persons per square kilometreBThree hundred persons per square kilometreCFive hundred persons per square kilometreDSix hundred persons per square kilometre

Question 11HardLevel 76

If a town has high density and few employment opportunities, which result is possible?

AEmployment pressure and out-migrationBImmediate job for everyoneCIncrease in areaDDensity ending

Question 12HardLevel 76

If an area's average density is low but one mining town is very dense, what does it indicate?

AResource-based local concentrationBUniform density in the whole areaCMining has no relation with populationDDensity has no use

Question 13HardLevel 76

If population density is very high, is reducing population the only solution?

ANo, resource management, services and planning improvement are also neededBYes, everything else is uselessCNo, density has no peopleDYes, area has no meaning

Question 14HardLevel 76

If an area has low density but everyone is settled in a small valley, what limitation of the measure appears?

AAverage density does not show internal unevennessBDensity is always wrongCThere are no people in the areaDValley has no importance

Question 15HardLevel 76

If an area has high flood risk but also high density, what should be understood?

ABenefits, risks and safety planning are all necessaryBFlood has no relation with settlementCDensity removes riskDCounting people is not needed

Question 16HardLevel 76

If density is increasing in an area but the number of schools remains the same, what pressure will arise?

APressure on education facilitiesBPressure on river onlyCNo effect on areaDWeather change

Question 17HardLevel 76

If an area has high density but water, housing and jobs are all adequate, how should the conclusion be?

ADensity is high but planning capacity is strongBThe area is definitely failedCMeasuring density is wrongDResources are irrelevant

Question 18HardLevel 76

If an area has low density but roads and internet improve, what change is possible?

ASettlement and economic activity may gradually increaseBDensity will always remain lowCConnectivity has no effectDPopulation will immediately become zero

Question 19HardLevel 76

If an area has population of eighteen lakh and area of three thousand square kilometres, what will be its density?

AThree hundred persons per square kilometreBSix hundred persons per square kilometreCNine hundred persons per square kilometreDTwelve hundred persons per square kilometre

Question 20HardLevel 76

If a state has high population density but most population is concentrated in a few towns, what caution is needed at state level?

AUnderstanding town-based local concentration separatelyBTreating the whole state as uniformCLeaving densityDTreating population as zero

Population Density

Quiz this set

If a region has low average density but border areas are strategic, what caution is needed in planning?

If housing is costly but the employment centre is dense, how can the spread of population density change?

If markets and services increase after a road is built in an area, what possible effect will occur on density?

If two areas have the same density but one has higher total population, what can be said about it?

If an area has high density but weak public transport, which pressure can increase?

If an area has low density but health centres are very far, what will be the planning challenge?

If an area's density is eight hundred persons per square kilometre, what does it mean?

If an area has low density but industries begin to develop, what is possible in future?

In which situation can planning pressure be lower despite high density?

If a district has population of thirty lakh and area of six thousand square kilometres, what will be its density?

If a town has high density and few employment opportunities, which result is possible?

If an area's average density is low but one mining town is very dense, what does it indicate?

If population density is very high, is reducing population the only solution?

If an area has low density but everyone is settled in a small valley, what limitation of the measure appears?

If an area has high flood risk but also high density, what should be understood?

If density is increasing in an area but the number of schools remains the same, what pressure will arise?

If an area has high density but water, housing and jobs are all adequate, how should the conclusion be?

If an area has low density but roads and internet improve, what change is possible?

If an area has population of eighteen lakh and area of three thousand square kilometres, what will be its density?

If a state has high population density but most population is concentrated in a few towns, what caution is needed at state level?

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Population Density

Quiz this set

If a region has low average density but border areas are strategic, what caution is needed in planning?

If housing is costly but the employment centre is dense, how can the spread of population density change?

If markets and services increase after a road is built in an area, what possible effect will occur on density?

If two areas have the same density but one has higher total population, what can be said about it?

If an area has high density but weak public transport, which pressure can increase?

If an area has low density but health centres are very far, what will be the planning challenge?

If an area's density is eight hundred persons per square kilometre, what does it mean?

If an area has low density but industries begin to develop, what is possible in future?

In which situation can planning pressure be lower despite high density?

If a district has population of thirty lakh and area of six thousand square kilometres, what will be its density?

If a town has high density and few employment opportunities, which result is possible?

If an area's average density is low but one mining town is very dense, what does it indicate?

If population density is very high, is reducing population the only solution?

If an area has low density but everyone is settled in a small valley, what limitation of the measure appears?

If an area has high flood risk but also high density, what should be understood?

If density is increasing in an area but the number of schools remains the same, what pressure will arise?

If an area has high density but water, housing and jobs are all adequate, how should the conclusion be?

If an area has low density but roads and internet improve, what change is possible?

If an area has population of eighteen lakh and area of three thousand square kilometres, what will be its density?

If a state has high population density but most population is concentrated in a few towns, what caution is needed at state level?

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