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Demography 2º

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  • A country is aging when:
    It has many children
    It has more old people than young
    Death rate is low
    Immigration is high
  • Poor countries usually have:
    Aging population
    More old people
    Low fertility rate
    High growth rate
  • What is the death rate?
    Number of babies born
    Number of people who die
    Number of people moving
    Number of hospitals
  • Which of these supports population growth?
    Good healthcare
    Low fertility
    Emigration
    War
  • In rural areas of Spain:
    More people are moving in
    Population is decreasing
    Population is growing
    Many babies are born
  • One reason for high population in cities:
    War
    Good job opportunities
    Fertile land
    Jungle terrain
  • Which is a demographic challenge in the EU?
    Few young people
    Too many factories
    Too much land
    Overpopulation in jungles
  • Migration is defined as:
    Moving to a new home
    Having many children
    Becoming older
    Studying populations
  • What is one effect of aging population?
    More hospitals and pensions
    Less schools
    Less pensions needed
    More tourism
  • Which continent has high birth rates?
    Africa
    Europe
    Australia
    North America
  • A physical factor for population distribution is:
    Internet access
    Education system
    Sports teams
    Good weather
  • Densely populated regions usually have:
    Few people
    Bad climate
    Bad climate
    Good transport and jobs
  • Fertility rate measures:
    Number of women
    Number of doctors
    Number of families
    Children per woman
  • What can support aging countries?
    Emigration
    Immigration
    High death rates
    Fewer babies
  • Forced migration is caused by:
    Family vacations
    Tourism
    Job offers
    Wars or disasters
  • Which area is likely a "population desert"?
    Cold, dry mountain
    Tropical beach
    Industrial zone
    Industrial zone
  • Birth rate is:
    Number of babies born
    Number of immigrants
    Number of deaths
    Number of children in school
  • What does population density measure?
    People per square kilometer
    Buildings per area
    People per family
    Land size
  • What does demography study?
    Plants
    Animals
    Continents
    Populations
  • Internal migration happens:
    Inside one country
    Between families
    To another continent
    Between countries
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