Question 1
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The top six population agglomerations are (in order):
1. [blank_start]East Asia[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]South Asia[blank_end]
3. [blank_start]Europe[blank_end]
4. [blank_start]Southeast Asia[blank_end]
5. [blank_start]Northeast North America[blank_end]
6. [blank_start]West Africa[blank_end]
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East Asia
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South Asia
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Europe
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Southeast Asia
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Northeast North America
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West Africa
Question 2
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Disease diffusion terms:
Endemic means [blank_start]local[blank_end]
Epidemic means [blank_start]regional[blank_end]
Pandemic means [blank_start]global[blank_end]
Question 3
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includes China
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Includes Indonesia
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Includes Korean peninsula
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includes Japan
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includes Taiwan
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50% rural
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50% urban
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has high urban populations in Seoul, Tokyo, and Osaka
Question 4
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includes Indonesia
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includes China
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25% world population
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includes India
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includes Papa New Guinea
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includes Bangladesh
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includes Pakistan
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includes Sri Lanka
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60% rural
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50% rural
Question 5
Question 6
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Emerging Population Cocnentrations include
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East Asia
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South Asia
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Europe
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Southeast Asia
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Northeast North America
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West Africa
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Indonesia
Question 7
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includes Myanmar, Thailand, Laos
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includes Myanmar, Sri Lanka
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includes Indonesia, Phillipines, Malaysia
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includes Papua New Guinea, Vietnam
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includes Vietnam, Japan
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Largest population is Java
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About 500 million people
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Mostly urban
Question 8
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Northeast North America is the most urbanized concentration
Question 9
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West Africa has 2% of world population, mostly agriculture, half of it being in [blank_start]Nigeria[blank_end]
Question 10
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MDC's have a [blank_start]lower[blank_end] agricultural density because they have [blank_start]more[blank_end] technology and money.
Question 11
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Demographic Transition Model (Use: high, low, increase, decrease, or remain unaffected)
Stage 1: Birth rates are [blank_start]high[blank_end] and death rates are [blank_start]high[blank_end]
Stage 2: Birth rates [blank_start]remain unaffected[blank_end] and death rates [blank_start]decrease[blank_end]
Stage 3: Birth rates [blank_start]decrease[blank_end] and death rates continue to [blank_start]decrease[blank_end] less rapidly
Stage 4: Birth are [blank_start]low[blank_end] and death rates are [blank_start]low[blank_end]
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high
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high
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remain unaffected
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decrease
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decrease
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decrease
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low
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low
Question 12
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Which are good indicators of development?
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CBR
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CDR
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NIR
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TFR
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IMR
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CMR
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Life Expectancy
Question 13
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Demographic equation is: (use + - and =)
Births [blank_start]-[blank_end] deaths [blank_start]+[blank_end] net migration [blank_start]=[blank_end] population growth
Question 14
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Which measure population growth?
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Fertility
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Mortality
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Life Expectancy
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Migration
Question 15
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NIR [blank_start]declined[blank_end] between 1950 and 2000, but the annual increase [blank_start]remained steady[blank_end]. Why? [blank_start]Demographic momentum.[blank_end]
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declined
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increased
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remained steady
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changed accordingly
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Demographic equation
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Demographic momentum
Question 16
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Select all that are true for stage 1 of the DMT:
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had a fluctuating population
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had a high CBR
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children were assets
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religion caused a high CDR
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there was a high CDR
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was greatly impacted by war, famine, and poor education
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mostly agricultural
Question 17
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Select all that are true for stage 2:
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CBR increases from Stage 1
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AKA the Early Expanding Stage
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CBR stays the same as Stage 1
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CDR increases due to better sanitation, medicine and education
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CDR decreases due to better sanitation, medicine and education
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Stage 2 can occur prematurely due to outside stimulus
Question 18
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IMR is worst in [blank_start]LDC's[blank_end] and the best in [blank_start]MDC's[blank_end]
Question 19
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Select all that are true for stage 3:
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AKA the Late Expanding stage
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High CBR
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Declining CBR
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has a better status of women
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Lower IMR
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Worsened standard of living
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More technology
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More elderly and healthcare
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AKA the "Growing but Slowing" stage
Question 20
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Select all that are true for stage 4:
Question 21
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Select all that are true for STAGE 5?
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CBR skyrockets
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CDR skyrockets
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CBR is lower than CDR
Question 22
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Epidemiological transition was proposed by [blank_start]Abdel Omran[blank_end] in 1971
Stage 1: [blank_start]infectious[blank_end] disease, animal [blank_start]attacks[blank_end]
Stage 2: Receding [blank_start]pandemics[blank_end]
Stage 3: Human created diseases [blank_start]heart disease[blank_end]
Stage 4: Delayed diseases like [blank_start]cancer[blank_end]
Stage 5: [blank_start]Reemergence[blank_end] of infectious diseases like AIDS and Malaria due to space-time [blank_start]compression[blank_end]
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infectious
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attacks
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pandemics
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heart disease
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cancer
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Reemergence
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compression
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Abdel Omran
Question 23
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Life expectancy is [blank_start]shorter[blank_end] in stages 1 and 2, but it [blank_start]increases[blank_end] through 3, 4 and 5.
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shorter
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longer
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increases
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decreases
Question 24
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Men live longer than women
Question 25
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What two things do you always check on a population pyramid?
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Lowest age cohort
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Biggest age cohort
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Middle age cohort
Question 26
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Population Pyramids and DTM
[blank_start]Stage 1:[blank_end] Wide base and narrows very quickly
[blank_start]Stage 2:[blank_end] Wide base, but wider and taller at top because people are living longer
[blank_start]Stage 4:[blank_end] Small base and small top, bulged in middle
[blank_start]Stage 3:[blank_end] Domed shaped
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Stage 3:
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Stage 4:
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Stage 2:
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Stage 1:
Question 27
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Effects of slow population growth include:
Question 28
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Effects of rapid population growth include:
Question 29
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Thomas was an [blank_start]English[blank_end] [blank_start]economist[blank_end] who said that the world's rate of population [blank_start]increase[blank_end] was outrunning [blank_start]food[blank_end] production because population grows [blank_start]geometrically[blank_end] and food expands [blank_start]arithmetically.[blank_end]
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English
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French
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economist
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demographer
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increase
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decrease
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food
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road
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geometrically
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arithmetically
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arithmetically.
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geometrically.
Question 30
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Evidence that supports Malthus's beliefs include...
Question 31
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Evidence that opposes Malthus's beliefs include...
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Malthus's beliefs aren't up to date
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LDC's are benefiting because of MDC's and are therefore increasing the gap between population and resources
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Pronatalism
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Antinatalism
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More people= more brainpower= more technology= more food
Question 32
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Which is not a non-ecumene area?
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Dry land
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Rocky land
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Wet land
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Cold land
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High land
Question 33
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The replacement fertility rate in MDC's where there is zero population growth is [blank_start]2.1[blank_end]