Population Size and Distribution

Question 1MediumLevel 77

In which situation will population density be considered high?

AMore people in less areaBVery few people in larger areaCNo person in an areaDOnly forest and no settlement

Question 2MediumLevel 77

In which situation will population density be considered low?

AMany people in a small areaBFew people in a large areaCMany people in every houseDMore crowd in market

Question 3MediumLevel 77

If a district's population increases while its area remains the same, what will happen to density?

ADensity will increaseBDensity will always decreaseCDensity will become zeroDThere will be no effect on density

Question 4MediumLevel 77

If an area's included land area increases but population remains the same, what will happen to density?

ADensity may decreaseBDensity will always increaseCDensity will become infiniteDPopulation size must decrease

Question 5MediumLevel 77

If a state has a large total population, which planning need may increase?

APlanning for education, health, housing and jobsBPlanning only to colour mountainsCOnly renaming a riverDPlanning only to change weather

Question 6MediumLevel 77

Employment opportunities can be considered what type of factor in population distribution?

AAttractive human-economic factorBOnly natural disasterCOnly unit of temperatureDOnly colour of soil

Question 7MediumLevel 77

How can water scarcity affect population distribution in an area?

ASettlement may be lowBSettlement will always increaseCWater scarcity has no effectDDensity will surely be high

Question 8MediumLevel 77

What type of climate can attract settlement?

AFavourable and moderate climateBExtremely harsh climateCAlways snowy uninhabited climateDVery dry uninhabited climate

Question 9MediumLevel 77

In which situation will an area's population distribution be called more dense?

AWhen many people are settled in a small areaBWhen people are far apart and fewCWhen there is no CensusDWhen area is fully uninhabited

Question 10MediumLevel 77

In which situation will an area's population distribution be called sparse?

AWhen people are few and far apartBWhen there is crowd everywhereCWhen the area has many big citiesDWhen employment is very high

Question 11MediumLevel 77

What is the relation between population distribution and population density?

ADensity helps measure concentration of distributionBThey have no relationCDensity is only number of riversDDistribution is only temperature

Question 12MediumLevel 77

If a state has low total population but also very small area, how can density be?

ADensity can still be highBDensity will always be zeroCDensity can never be measuredDDensity will depend only on rainfall

Question 13MediumLevel 77

Which factor can cause higher population in plains and river valley areas?

AAgricultural possibility and water availabilityBPermanent snowfallCComplete desertificationDVery difficult slope

Question 14MediumLevel 77

Which factor increases the importance of metropolitan cities in population distribution?

AJobs, education and health servicesBComplete isolationCPermanent water scarcityDOnly forest height

Question 15MediumLevel 77

If population density is very high, what pressure can increase on the area?

APressure on land, water and servicesBOnly snow on mountainsCNumber of riversDColour of soil

Question 16MediumLevel 77

While planning for a low-density area, which problem can be important?

ADelivering services to scattered peopleBCrowd on every roadCVery high buildingsDEqual markets everywhere

Question 17MediumLevel 77

What should be kept in mind while understanding India's population size?

AIt tells only total number, distribution must be studied separatelyBIt automatically tells equality of all regionsCIt removes areaDIt has no relation with density

Question 18MediumLevel 77

What effect do natural resources have on population distribution?

AAvailability of resources can attract peopleBResources have no effectCResources always stop settlementDResources only decorate maps

Question 19MediumLevel 77

Which example can explain the difference between population size and density?

AA state with large population need not have the highest densityBEvery large state always has high densityCArea is not considered in densityDSize and density are exactly same

Question 20MediumLevel 77

If an area faces repeated floods, what effect can it have on population distribution?

ASome people may move toward safer areasBEveryone will settle more densely thereCFlood has no relation with settlementDDensity will always be infinite

Population Size and Distribution

Quiz this set

In which situation will population density be considered high?

In which situation will population density be considered low?

If a district's population increases while its area remains the same, what will happen to density?

If an area's included land area increases but population remains the same, what will happen to density?

If a state has a large total population, which planning need may increase?

Employment opportunities can be considered what type of factor in population distribution?

How can water scarcity affect population distribution in an area?

What type of climate can attract settlement?

In which situation will an area's population distribution be called more dense?

In which situation will an area's population distribution be called sparse?

What is the relation between population distribution and population density?

If a state has low total population but also very small area, how can density be?

Which factor can cause higher population in plains and river valley areas?

Which factor increases the importance of metropolitan cities in population distribution?

If population density is very high, what pressure can increase on the area?

While planning for a low-density area, which problem can be important?

What should be kept in mind while understanding India's population size?

What effect do natural resources have on population distribution?

Which example can explain the difference between population size and density?

If an area faces repeated floods, what effect can it have on population distribution?

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Population Size and Distribution

Quiz this set

In which situation will population density be considered high?

In which situation will population density be considered low?

If a district's population increases while its area remains the same, what will happen to density?

If an area's included land area increases but population remains the same, what will happen to density?

If a state has a large total population, which planning need may increase?

Employment opportunities can be considered what type of factor in population distribution?

How can water scarcity affect population distribution in an area?

What type of climate can attract settlement?

In which situation will an area's population distribution be called more dense?

In which situation will an area's population distribution be called sparse?

What is the relation between population distribution and population density?

If a state has low total population but also very small area, how can density be?

Which factor can cause higher population in plains and river valley areas?

Which factor increases the importance of metropolitan cities in population distribution?

If population density is very high, what pressure can increase on the area?

While planning for a low-density area, which problem can be important?

What should be kept in mind while understanding India's population size?

What effect do natural resources have on population distribution?

Which example can explain the difference between population size and density?

If an area faces repeated floods, what effect can it have on population distribution?

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