1. What information does a population pyramid provide? A) the average age and gender of a given population. B) the age at which a person is expected to die. C) the average number of children or TFR that women in that country will have. D) the average age of retirement.

2. What information does a population pyramid provide? A) the average age and gender of a given population. B) the age at which a person is expected to die. C) the average number of children or TFR that women in that country will have. D) the average age of retirement.

3. True or False Life expectancy is measured by the average age in which people retire.

4. True or False Life expectancy is the average age a person in a given population is expected to live to.

5. Overall, Europe’s population changes can be described as: A) Rapid Growth B) Negative Growth C) Slow Growth D) Each country in Europe has very different population growth patterns.

6. Overall, Europe’s population changes can be described as: A) Rapid Growth B) Negative Growth C) Slow Growth D) Each country in Europe has very different population growth patterns.

7. Which of these statements is most likely to be true of a European country with a replacement rate over 5.0? a)Its population is growing older. b)Its population is growing very rapidly. c)Its population has a slow growth. d)Its population will disappear.

8. Which of these statements is most likely to be true of a European country with a replacement rate over 5.0? a)Its population is growing older. b)Its population is growing very rapidly. c)Its population has a slow growth. d)Its population will disappear.

9. Which of these statements is most likely true of a European country with a replacement rate under 2.0? A. Its population is growing older. B. Its population is growing poorer. C. Its population is growing very rapidly. D. Its population is growing more diverse.

10. Which of these statements is most likely true of a European country with a replacement rate under 2.0? A. Its population is growing older. B. Its population is growing poorer. C. Its population is growing very rapidly. D. Its population is growing more diverse.

11. . A country with an aging population will face problems with: A. life expectancy B. pensions and retirement costs C. transboundary pollution D. rise in unemployment

12. . A country with an aging population will face problems with: A. life expectancy B. pensions and retirement costs C. transboundary pollution D. rise in unemployment

13. True or False Dependency ratio is the number of old and young dependents who don’t work compared to the working-age population.

14. True or False Dependency ratio is the number of old and young dependents who don’t work compared to the working-age population.

15. True or False The higher the ratio, the move young and old people the workers have to support.

16. True or False The higher the ratio, the move young and old people the workers have to support.

17. The study of human populations, including how they change due to births, deaths, aging, and migration. A) population studies B) demography C) topography D) dilemmas

18. The study of human populations, including how they change due to births, deaths, aging, and migration. A) population studies B) demography C) topography D) dilemmas