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Froggy Jumps Europe Demography QuizOnline version Fertility and mortality facts by Mark Cowan 1 What stage of the demographic transition is linked to rapidly falling birth rates? a Stage 1 b Stage 2 c Stage 3 and 4 2 Which factor is NOT listed as to why birth rates fell in Europe? a Family planning programs b Contraception access c Increased child labour 3 Which region currently has some of the lowest fertility rates? a Sub-Saharan Africa b South Asia c North America and Europe 4 What is the replacement level of births per woman mentioned? a 2.5 b 1.8 c 2.1 5 Which factor contributed to lower death rates through water safety? a Clean drinking water provision b Antibiotics c Vaccination programs 6 What has improved living conditions helping mortality decline? a Fewer doctors b Minimum building standards c Lower food supply 7 Which disease was reduced by vaccination in the 1950s? a Polio b Measles c Tuberculosis 8 Which disease saw eradication due to immunisation? a Polio b Tuberculosis c Diphtheria 9 Which disease was controlled after antibiotics in 1947? a Cholera b Polio c Tuberculosis 10 What major causes of death are now linked to poverty? a Heart disease, cancers and strokes b Infectious diseases c Accidents 11 What has contributed to fertility decline besides contraception? a Increased birth rates b Rural farming c Urbanisation 12 What societal change helped emancipate women affecting fertility? a Emancipation of women b Child marriage c More homeschooling 13 Which factor relates to the cost of having children? a Safety at home b Cost of having children c Higher taxes 14 Which policy area supports reducing births? a Family planning programmes b Subsidies for larger families c Less education 15 What does industrialisation influence that lowers fertility? a More children per family b Growth in rural jobs c Decline in traditional beliefs 16 What is a key factor in falling mortality after WW2? a Medical technology b Currency reform c Agricultural policy 17 Which region experienced a rise in living standards affecting mortality? a Portugal b Spain c Britain 18 What percentage of mortality decline in 19th century Britain was caused by higher living standards? a 25% b 75% c 50% 19 Which modern health issue remains a major death cause in Europe? a Malaria b Heart disease c Pneumonia

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Europe Demography QuizOnline version

by Mark Cowan

What stage of the demographic transition is linked to rapidly falling birth rates?

Which factor is NOT listed as to why birth rates fell in Europe?

Which region currently has some of the lowest fertility rates?

What is the replacement level of births per woman mentioned?

Which factor contributed to lower death rates through water safety?

What has improved living conditions helping mortality decline?

Which disease was reduced by vaccination in the 1950s?

Which disease saw eradication due to immunisation?

Which disease was controlled after antibiotics in 1947?

What major causes of death are now linked to poverty?

What has contributed to fertility decline besides contraception?

What societal change helped emancipate women affecting fertility?

Which factor relates to the cost of having children?

Which policy area supports reducing births?

What does industrialisation influence that lowers fertility?

What is a key factor in falling mortality after WW2?

Which region experienced a rise in living standards affecting mortality?

What percentage of mortality decline in 19th century Britain was caused by higher living standards?

Which modern health issue remains a major death cause in Europe?