Class 11 Geography Chapter 8 Population Quiz 72 (25 MCQs)

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1. Governments typically establish population policies for all of the following reasons except .....
2. The smallest country in the World is
3. The number of people born each year per 1, 000 people is called:
4. Which field of study focuses on the statistical analysis of human populations?
5. People and culture native to Himalayan region of Nepal and China who often serve as expert mountaineer guides.
6. A straight line on a navigation map using the Mercator projection represents
7. What is a boundary?
8. How many babies did the One-Child Policy prevent from being born?
9. Which of the following people is an ethnic minority?
10. Growth of a landmass occurs through which process?
11. In which stage does the natural increase rate begin to decrease as both birth and death rates decline?
12. A mountain would be an example of a
13. Large families are needed for work, and children and moms might not always survive the birthing process. What stage am I?
14. What is the rate of infant mortality in Niger?
15. What is the "Epidemiologic Transition" ?
16. Fill in the blank:A survey that counts the population of a state, nation, or other geographic region is called a .....
17. When studying a Human Population, which factor is considered to help understand the characteristics of the people in that area?
18. A Countries Mortality Rate is a measure of .....
19. As a population reaches carrying capacity, what tends to occur?
20. The number of deaths per year for every 1000 people
21. Which term is best defined as the number of babies born compared to the total number of individuals in a population at a given time?
22. We are people who come to a new country to live. We can affect that country's population. Who are we?
23. What is the mortality rate also called?
24. Person leaving their country to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster
25. Since 1980, nearly all of the world's NIR has been seen in