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5. Population 2Population 4Population 5 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Population 3Population 1

6. What is the population of the world today?

7. Seven billion

8. Population pyramids are based on these two factors.

9. Age and gender

10. While China has succeeded in bringing down its birth rate, what new problem has it created?

11. Gender imbalance between boys and girls or too many elderly for the future Note: use the return arrow only-click twice to return to points board

12. What is required for a country to move into Stage II of the DTM?

13. Death rate must drop

14. The number of children a woman will have in her lifetime is called?

15. Total fertility rate

16. Why did Thomas Malthus believe there would be mass starvation in the world?

17. That population growth would exceed the amount of food that could be produced

18. duplicate

20. On average, what birth rate is required to maintain a stable population?

21. 2.1

22. Define “dependency ratio”

23. The number of people who are to young or old to work (0-15 and 65+)

24. The time it takes a population to begin to drop after the growth rate begins to fall is called?

25. Demographic momentum

26. The number of people a country can feed before exceding their resources is called

27. Carrying capacity

28. Explain the difference between arithmetic and exponential growth

29. Arithmetic grows by 2,4,6,8,10 (food) while exponential grows by 2,4,8,16,32,63 (population)

30. The number of years it takes a population to grow from 3 million to 6 million is called?

31. Doubling time

32. Why isn’t crude death rate a good indicator of an LDC or MDC country

33. LDC’s have young populations dying while MDC’s have older populations dying

34. Name the population center of the USA

35. Missouri

36. What stage of the DTM would this population pyramid be in?

37. Stage II

38. What is a concern for a country in stage IV of the DTM?

39. Dropping population, not enough workers, too few to support the elderly

40. What was the theory of Ester Boserup regarding population growth?

41. As populations growth, there would be more opportunity to develop additonal food resources

42. Name the four highest density regions of population in the world.

43. NE USA, Western Europe, East Asia, South Asia

44. How is natural increase rate calculated?

45. Crude birth rate minus crude death rate + - migration

46. The population pyramid below represents which stage of the DTM?

47. Stage III

48. Define infant mortality rate

49. Number of babies that die in the first year

50. These population pyramids highlight this historical event.

51. Baby Boom

52. What are “neo-Malthusians” concerned about?

53. Population exceeding resources

54. What is the most serious implicaton regarding population growth in the world today?

55. Most of the population growth is occuring in LDC’s.

56. Make your wager

57. What country has the third largest population in the world?

58. USA