Chapter 1
Chapter 3
Chapter 5
Chapter 7
Anything
100
Factors influencing growth rate?
Birth Rate
Death Rate
Migration
100
A flow map shows which two things?
a) direction and speed
b) speed and quantity
c) time and direction
d) direction and quantity
d) direction and quantity
100
access to education and access to healthcare are types of _________ for quality of life.
indicators
100
GDP stands for
Gross Domestic Product
100
What is Ms. Masih allergic to?
Nuts, Eggs, Flour
200
The growing population in urban centres led to the ________ _________.
Industrial Revolution
200
Megacities have populations greater than...
a) 5 million
b) 10 million
c) 15 million
d) 3 million
b) 10 million
200
Amount of years a person is expected to live can also be called
Life expectancy
200
GDP per capita takes into account
The number of people living in a country
200
What is Ms. Masih's favourite colour?
Blue
300
A need for large families would be most likely to happen in ______________ countries
Developing or Least Developed.
300
There is a rapidly growing population that is expanding in an urban area. This results in ________ _______.
Urban Sprawl
300
GNI stands for
Gross National Income
300
GDP and HDI would have a ________ correlation on a scatterplot
positive correlation
300
The one child policy was enacted in which country?
China
400
The definition of this word is "the maximum population that can survive without using up all the resources".
Carrying Capacity
400
Carbon monoxide is an example of this and is a problem in large cities
pollutant
400
If both variables are increasing together or decreasing together -- this is an example of _________ (type of correlation) for a scatterplot
positive
400
Constrictive pyramids have this type of feature for it's shape
They are pinched in at the bottom
400
The first settlements in Australia were Sydney and Perth because these ports were accessible by ship. Since then, the population has grown and large settlements have sprung up in both places. This is an example of what kind of settlement factor?
Historical Factor
500
Which of these countries have the highest population density?
a) Canada
b) Norway
c) Singapore
d) Japan
c) Singapore
500
The basic equipment, services or buildings needed for a city or country to function. It could include roads and bridges as well. What is it?
Infrastructure.
500
Places with high infant mortality rate and high birth rate are most likely to not have ________ (a quality of life indicator)
Access to Safe Water
500
Expansive pyramid shapes are mostly found in these areas:
Asia and Africa
600
After a single home, what is the next type of settlement according to the "settlement hierarchy".
Hamlet
600
A low density settlement at the edge of a large city is called a :
suburb
600
Two of the three trends where the indicators are increasing would be:
a) increasing quality of life levels
b) increasing life expectancy
could also have said
c) increasing wealth
600
Where is this population pyramid most likely to be from?
a) South America
b) Africa
c) Asia
d) Europe
d) Europe
600
What other language is Mr. Learning LEARNING right now?
Tagalog
700
Arable land, climate, availability of rivers or harbour are examples of this type of settlement factor
Natural Factors
700
No job opportunities, limited school availability, no opportunities for women to study are examples of ____________ ____________ factors.
(type) (pull/push)
economic push factors
700
Rural urban gap refers to? Where are they the greatest?
The difference between the quality of life of those living in rural areas vs. urban areas. They are greatest in developing countries.
700
What type of country do you think this population pyramid represents?
A developing country, most likely in Africa
700
If female literacy rate goes up, which population factor will likely go down?
Birth Rate