Population Graphs
Vocabulary
Demographic Transition
Population Growth
Random
100

Imagine a country has fewer young people than they do middle aged people. This country's population is most likely____________

shrinking, decreasing, etc.


100

The study of human populations is called

demography

triple points

100

If a country's birth rate falls below its death rate, the country is most likely in which stage?

stage 4/ post industrial

100

Why do countries hit their carrying capacity?

growth slows due to lack of resources

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100

Which type of curve hits carrying capacity?

S-curve/ logistic growth

200

A population pyramid with a large base and skinny top (like a triangle) indicates ____________ growth and is most likely a _________ country.

rapid, fast, etc.

developing

double points

200

Define "arable"

Land that can be used to grow crops

200

How is the population changing in stage 1 of the demographic transition model?

it is stable; high birth and death rates

double points

200

Imagine a developing country has a chance and funding to implement a new program in order to decrease their fertility rates. What kind of program would you advise this country to implement to have the biggest impact on TFR?

a program to educate women-> family planning


200

What graph can you create if you are given the # of people in a country in each age group by gender?

 population pyramid

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300

Quickly sketch a population pyramid of a country with a stable population.

should have an equal amount of young and middle aged people

300

The large amount of people moving to Atlanta from Alpharetta is an example of 

urbanization

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300

Birth rates begin to slow down in the ________ stage of the demographic transition model.

third/ industrial

300

South Sudan has a literacy rate of 32%. What prediction could you make about the country's fertility rate?

It is very high

double points

300

What is the main energy source for many developing countries?

wood (needed to boil water, cook food, heat homes, etc).

400

Draw a type 3 survivorship curve

looks like a backwards J

400

What is the population change formula?

(birth rate+ immigration)- (death rate + emigration)

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400

After improvements in hygiene and food supply, a country's death rate decreases, but their birth rate remains high. This describes which stage?

stage 2/ transitional/industrializing

400

List a country that likely has a total fertility rate between 1.5-2.5

any developed country

ex. US, Canada, Japan, Norway, etc.

400

The leading cause of death for reproductive women in developing countries is ________________.

maternal mortality

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500

Most human populations would fall under which type of survivorship curve?

Type 1

500

When areas outside the city continue to expand it causes traffic jams, infrastructure issues, and habitat and loss. This describes which vocabulary term?

suburban sprawl

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500

List all four stages of the demographic transition model in order.

Pre-industrial

Transitional/ Industrializing

Industrial

Post-industrial

500

what two factors are generally responsible for the declining death rate?

access to food and better hygiene/ sanitation

the team who chose this chooses one team to NOT collect

500

Replacement level growth is different for each country because it depends on the country's ______________________ rate.

infant mortality