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What generally happens to population when birth rate increases?

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Correct answer: The population tends to increase

Direct answer: A, the population tends to increase. Birth rate means the number of live births in a population during a particular period, usually expressed per 1,000 people in a year. When more babies are born, new members are added to the population. If the death rate and migration do not change greatly, the total population generally rises. Step by step, births add people, deaths remove people, and migration may bring people in or take them out. Therefore, a higher birth rate usually supports population growth, although it does not guarantee an increase in every situation if deaths or outward migration are very high. Option A is correct because it states the usual result. Option B is incorrect because births normally add to population rather than remove people. Option C is incorrect because an increased number of births is a population change. Option D is incorrect because birth rate has no logical connection with population density becoming zero. Memory cue: births bring people in; deaths take people out.

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Birth RatePopulation GrowthPopulation ChangeDemographyPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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