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Population 05
Play our final KS3 Geography quiz on population. Changes in populations are due to many factors - migration, improving or worsening standards of living, wars, natural disasters and so on. An example of the latter was the destruction of the town of Pompeii by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD79 - the town was completely depopulated.
In more recent times, in places like Africa and the Balkan states, certain groups of people have tried to completely exterminate other populations by killing them. This is called genocide and is usually caused by racial or religious prejudices.
Populations fluctuate (change up and down) naturally. In times of famine, populations will decline as the most vulnerable people starve to death.
1 .
Which is an argument against migration?
If immigrants return home they take new skills with them
Immigrants often do those jobs that nobody else wants
Immigrants send money back home to help their families
It can lead to prejudice
It's thought there are over 100,000 racial incidents in the UK each year - not all of them are reported
2 .
How is natural population growth defined?
By how much the population numbers drop
How many tall people there are
The difference between birth rate and death rate
The number of migrants
Death rate includes infant mortality
3 .
Population grows slowly in MEDCs. What is not a reason for this?
Contraception is readily available
It is expensive to raise a child
Many women choose to put a career before children
Women marry young
Women tend to marry younger in LEDCs and have more children sooner than women in MEDCs
4 .
When a person moves for less than a year it is known as what?
Annual migration
Demi-migration
Partial migration
Temporary migration
An example would be a student going to university
5 .
In which of the following countries is rapid population growth most likely to have happened?
Canada
Ghana
Greece
Sweden
Ghana is in West Africa and is an LEDC. Many LEDCs have had a large population growth since international aid agencies have brought better healthcare and clean water supplies to remote communities
6 .
If birth rate is higher than death rate what will happen?
Everyone will leave
Population will fall
Population will rise
Population will stay the same
This is referred to as a natural increase
7 .
The average number of children born to each woman is called the what?
Birthing rate
Fertility rate
Hatching rate
Maternity rate
It's used as one of the ways of measuring population growth and is a statistical figure rather than a measure of the fertility of the women in a particular country
8 .
What is the best way to describe the UK's population?
Ageing
Coffin dodgers
Rapidly falling
Teenage
People are living longer so the average age in the UK is getting higher
9 .
Moving by choice is what sort of migration?
Decisive
Forced
Temporary
Voluntary
Migration can be either internal or international
10 .
Which of the following is most likely to have a sparse population density?
Employment opportunities
Good road links
Good shopping centres
Steep slopes
It's difficult to build and farm in such areas so very few people attempt it unless they have no other option
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