1. Why people called a resource.
Ans; People are a nation’s
greatest resource. It is people with their demands and abilities
that turn other resources into useful resources.
2. Define human resource.
Ans; Healthy, educated and
motivated people develop resources as per their requirements are known as human
resource.
3. Name the 10 countries which are
most populous in world.
4. What is density of population?
The number of people living in a unit
area of the earth’s surface in per square km.
5. What is Average density of
population in India ?
Average density of population in India is 382
persons per square km.
6. Which are the Factors affecting
the distribution of population?
Geographical Factors, Social,
Cultural and Economic Factors are affecting the distribution of population.
7. Define the following.
Birth rate
i.e. the number of live births per 1,000 people.
Deaths rate are usually measured using the death rate i.e.
the number of deaths per 1,000 people.
Migration is
the movement of people in and out of an area.
8. Define Immigration- When a
person enters a new country.
Define Emigration- When a person
leaves a country.
Exercise
questions
1. What are the causes for the uneven distribution of
population in the world?
Ans: Geographical factors: Favorable topography, availability of mineral and
fresh water resources, favorable climate and soil fertility.
→ Social and Cultural factors: Areas of better housing,
education and health facilities are more populated.
→ Economic factors: Places having more industries, transportation and communication facilities.
→ Economic factors: Places having more industries, transportation and communication facilities.
2. The
world population has grown very rapidly. Why?
Ans; The
world population has grown very rapidly because the death rate has gone down as
a result of the growth of food supplies and the improvement of medical
facilities. Also, unlike the death rate, the birth rate has remained quite high.
3. Discuss the role of any two
factors influencing population change.
Ans: The
birth rate and the death rate are two factors that influence population change.
The birth rate is the number of live births per 1000 people while the death
rate is the number of deaths per 1000 people.
When the birth rate is higher than the death
rate, population increases. When the death rate is more than the birth rate,
population decreases.
.
4. What is meant by population
composition?
Ans Population composition refers to the
structure of the population.
Population composition helps to know the number of males or
female, their age-groups, literacy, their occupation, their income level and
health conditions etc..
5. What are population pyramids? How do they help in understanding
about the population of a country?
Ans; The
graphical interpretation that is used for studying the population composition
of a country is called population pyramids.
It shows the present number of males and females in a country
along with their age groups.
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