Population Pyramids for Regions in China Using logical reasoning to solve a puzzle.

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Population Pyramids for Regions in China Using logical reasoning to solve a puzzle

Your job is to match four population graphs with the regions in China that they represent. It’s not hard – China has some regions that are very different from each other. It just takes careful logic to discover the clues.

1 What clue might be the most obvious on these graphs ?

“especially boys” ? This might be a good clue

“especially boys” ? This might be a good clue BUT several places have more boys than girls BUT several places have more boys than girls

“more women” ? This might also be a good clue

“more women” ? This might also be a good clue

2 What clue might be obvious on just one of the graphs that are left ?

This might be a good clue

This might be a good clue

3 What clue might help someone match the last two graphs ?

4 Does the final graph fit description #1 ?

This was just one way you might have used logic to match these graphs with the right places.

These regional differences in population age structure are an important part of the geography of China. They influence the economic growth and political stability of different parts of this huge country.