Population Dynamics Quiz

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Key concepts in demography

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Froggy Jumps Population Dynamics QuizOnline version Key concepts in demography by Jhony Alejandro Andrade Valarezo 1 What is life expectancy? a Median age of the population b Total years lived by all people in a country c Average number of years a person is expected to live 2 What does birth rate measure? a People born per year in a country b Live births per 1,000 people per year c Deaths per 1,000 people per year 3 Which factors drive migration? a Weather patterns alone b Pull factors that attract and push factors that compel c Only economic growth 4 What is net migration? a In-migration minus out-migration b Migration rate multiplied by population c Total births minus deaths 5 Which factors commonly raise life expectancy? a Higher birth rates, lower education b Better healthcare, nutrition, sanitation c Increased climate variability 6 What is demographic transition? a Only migration patterns over time b A study of medieval populations c Shifts in birth and death rates as a country develops 7 Approximately what fertility rate can replace a population in the long term? a Around 2.1 children per woman b 1.0 child per woman c 3.5 children per woman 8 What is a common consequence of an aging population? a Increased demand for elder care and pensions b Higher youth unemployment only c Faster population growth 9 Name a policy that can influence migration flows. a Policies that improve job opportunities and safety b Policies that ignore economy and health c Laws restricting all movement 10 What is a natural increase? a When more people are born than die b When less people are born than die c None is correct

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Population Dynamics QuizOnline version

Key concepts in demography

by Jhony Alejandro Andrade Valarezo

What is life expectancy?

Median age of the population

Total years lived by all people in a country

Average number of years a person is expected to live

What does birth rate measure?

People born per year in a country

Live births per 1,000 people per year

Deaths per 1,000 people per year

Which factors drive migration?

Weather patterns alone

Pull factors that attract and push factors that compel

Only economic growth

What is net migration?

In-migration minus out-migration

Migration rate multiplied by population

Total births minus deaths

Which factors commonly raise life expectancy?

Higher birth rates, lower education

Better healthcare, nutrition, sanitation

Increased climate variability

What is demographic transition?

Only migration patterns over time

A study of medieval populations

Shifts in birth and death rates as a country develops

Approximately what fertility rate can replace a population in the long term?

Around 2.1 children per woman

1.0 child per woman

3.5 children per woman

What is a common consequence of an aging population?

Increased demand for elder care and pensions

Higher youth unemployment only

Faster population growth

Name a policy that can influence migration flows.

Policies that improve job opportunities and safety

Policies that ignore economy and health

Laws restricting all movement

What is a natural increase?

When more people are born than die

When less people are born than die

None is correct

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Population Dynamics QuizOnline version

by Jhony Alejandro Andrade Valarezo

What is life expectancy?

What does birth rate measure?

Which factors drive migration?

What is net migration?

Which factors commonly raise life expectancy?

What is demographic transition?

Approximately what fertility rate can replace a population in the long term?

What is a common consequence of an aging population?

Name a policy that can influence migration flows.

What is a natural increase?

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