Question 1

-If the darker shadings represent greater density,the above map best represents

Accepted Answer

A)  population. 
B)  GDP per capita. 
C)  total GDP. 
D)  life expectancy. 
E)  nutritional density. 
A)  population. 
B)  GDP per capita. 
C)  total GDP. 
D)  life expectancy. 
E)  nutritional density.

Question 2

-Elderly population

Accepted Answer

The answer of  
-Elderly population...

Question 3

Match the population characteristics to the groups of countries.
-high infant mortality rate

Accepted Answer

A) peripheral countries 
B) core countries 
C) either - cannot generalize 
A) peripheral countries 
B) core countries 
C) either - cannot generalize

Question 4

-Population with negative RNI

Accepted Answer

The answer of  
-Population with negative RNI...

Question 5

-Brasilia is the capital of

Accepted Answer

A)  32. 
B)  34. 
C)  35. 
D)  37. 
E)  38. 
A)  32. 
B)  34. 
C)  35. 
D)  37. 
E)  38.

Question 6

The total fertility rate is the ratio of total number of live births per 1000 women in a country during one year.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

To a demographer,a group of people that begin something at the same time is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  a cohort. 
B)  a team. 
C)  a dependency ratio. 
D)  a transnational migrant. 
E)  a baby boom. 
A)  a cohort. 
B)  a team. 
C)  a dependency ratio. 
D)  a transnational migrant. 
E)  a baby boom.

Question 8

Discuss how the average Canadian might illustrate the epidemiological transition theory.

Accepted Answer

The epidemiological transition theory de

Question 9

Which following two cities have been identified as having particularly high elderly in-migration?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ottawa and Halifax 
B)  Quebec City and Edmonton 
C)  Chicoutimi and St. John's 
D)  Kingston and Victoria 
E)  Victoria and Ottawa 
A)  Ottawa and Halifax 
B)  Quebec City and Edmonton 
C)  Chicoutimi and St. John's 
D)  Kingston and Victoria 
E)  Victoria and Ottawa

Question 10

Recent statistics show that this Canadian province's economic decline is reversing.

Accepted Answer

A)  Newfoundland 
B)  New Brunswick 
C)  Manitoba 
D)  Quebec 
E)  Saskatchewan 
A)  Newfoundland 
B)  New Brunswick 
C)  Manitoba 
D)  Quebec 
E)  Saskatchewan

Question 11

Since 1851,a full census of the entire Canadian population has occurred every

Accepted Answer

A)  year. 
B)  two years. 
C)  five years. 
D)  ten years. 
E)  twenty years. 
A)  year. 
B)  two years. 
C)  five years. 
D)  ten years. 
E)  twenty years.

Question 12

Identify three push and three pull factors that shape a university student's decision to migrate for employment opportunities.

Accepted Answer

Push factors:
1. Lack of employment oppo

Question 13

Thomas Malthus' policies were based on the theory that people would eventually have less sex as the world became more civilized.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Canadian censuses have been conducted every five years since

Accepted Answer

A)  1851. 
B)  1921. 
C)  1956. 
D)  1976. 
E)  1981. 
A)  1851. 
B)  1921. 
C)  1956. 
D)  1976. 
E)  1981.

Question 15

Which continent has the greatest number of inhabitants?

Accepted Answer

A)  North America 
B)  South America 
C)  Europe 
D)  Africa 
E)  Asia 
A)  North America 
B)  South America 
C)  Europe 
D)  Africa 
E)  Asia

Question 16

Over 90% of Egypt's population lives on less than 10% of the land.They are clustered along the Nile River and the

Accepted Answer

A)  Mediterranean Sea coast. 
B)  Red Sea coast. 
A)  Mediterranean Sea coast. 
B)  Red Sea coast.

Question 17

In contrast to significantly different birth rates,more and less developed countries of the world have much more similar death rates.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

In the 1950s,the outlook for the parents of baby boomers was generally positive because they

Accepted Answer

A)  received educational support from the government, if they were veterans. 
B)  received housing support from the government, if they were veterans. 
C)  faced an expanding labor market. 
D)  were generally able to attain a better standard of living than their parents. 
E)  all of the above. 
A)  received educational support from the government, if they were veterans. 
B)  received housing support from the government, if they were veterans. 
C)  faced an expanding labor market. 
D)  were generally able to attain a better standard of living than their parents. 
E)  all of the above.

Question 19

Canada is a nation made up entirely of successive waves of ________ immigrants,who have added their own contributions to the development of the country,progressively inhabited its spaces,and constructed their own places.

Accepted Answer

A)  involuntary 
B)  voluntary 
A)  involuntary 
B)  voluntary

Question 20

-The capital(s)of country #2 is (are)

Accepted Answer

A)  Abidjan & Yamoussoukro. 
B)  Pretoria, Johannesburg & Capetown. 
C)  Berlin & Amsterdam. 
D)  Cairo. 
E)  Brasilia. 
A)  Abidjan & Yamoussoukro. 
B)  Pretoria, Johannesburg & Capetown. 
C)  Berlin & Amsterdam. 
D)  Cairo. 
E)  Brasilia.

-If the darker shadings represent greater density,the above map best represents

-Elderly population

Match the population characteristics to the groups of countries. -high infant mortality rate

-Population with negative RNI

-Brasilia is the capital of

The total fertility rate is the ratio of total number of live births per 1000 women in a country during one year.

To a demographer,a group of people that begin something at the same time is known as

Discuss how the average Canadian might illustrate the epidemiological transition theory.

Which following two cities have been identified as having particularly high elderly in-migration?

Recent statistics show that this Canadian province's economic decline is reversing.

Since 1851,a full census of the entire Canadian population has occurred every

Identify three push and three pull factors that shape a university student's decision to migrate for employment opportunities.

Thomas Malthus' policies were based on the theory that people would eventually have less sex as the world became more civilized.

Canadian censuses have been conducted every five years since

Which continent has the greatest number of inhabitants?

Over 90% of Egypt's population lives on less than 10% of the land.They are clustered along the Nile River and the

In contrast to significantly different birth rates,more and less developed countries of the world have much more similar death rates.

In the 1950s,the outlook for the parents of baby boomers was generally positive because they

Canada is a nation made up entirely of successive waves of ________ immigrants,who have added their own contributions to the development of the country,progressively inhabited its spaces,and constructed their own places.

-The capital(s)of country #2 is (are)

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Exam 3: Population Geography

-If the darker shadings represent greater density,the above map best represents

-Elderly population

Match the population characteristics to the groups of countries. -high infant mortality rate

-Population with negative RNI

-Brasilia is the capital of

The total fertility rate is the ratio of total number of live births per 1000 women in a country during one year.

To a demographer,a group of people that begin something at the same time is known as

Discuss how the average Canadian might illustrate the epidemiological transition theory.

Which following two cities have been identified as having particularly high elderly in-migration?

Recent statistics show that this Canadian province's economic decline is reversing.

Since 1851,a full census of the entire Canadian population has occurred every

Identify three push and three pull factors that shape a university student's decision to migrate for employment opportunities.

Thomas Malthus' policies were based on the theory that people would eventually have less sex as the world became more civilized.

Canadian censuses have been conducted every five years since

Which continent has the greatest number of inhabitants?

Over 90% of Egypt's population lives on less than 10% of the land.They are clustered along the Nile River and the

In contrast to significantly different birth rates,more and less developed countries of the world have much more similar death rates.

In the 1950s,the outlook for the parents of baby boomers was generally positive because they

Canada is a nation made up entirely of successive waves of ________ immigrants,who have added their own contributions to the development of the country,progressively inhabited its spaces,and constructed their own places.

-The capital(s)of country #2 is (are)

Geography Matters

The Changing Global Context

People and Nature

Cultural Geographies

Interpreting Places and Landscapes

Geographies of Economic Development

Food and Agriculture

Political Geographies

Urbanization

City Spaces: Urban Structure

Filters