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  • 1. The number of farmers per unit area of arable land
A) Agricultural density
B) Doubling time
C) Cohort
D) Cartogram
  • 2. Map in which some thematic mapping variable such as population is substituted for Land area or distance
A) Carrying capacity
B) Cartogram
C) Cohort
D) Life expectancy
  • 3. The population of a country divided by its total land area
A) Cohort
B) Arithmetic density
C) Carrying capacity
D) Cartogram
  • 4. A subset of a population generally defined by an age range
A) Demographic transition
B) Dependency ratio
C) Cohort
D) Crude birth rate
  • 5. The maximum population size that environment can sustain indefinitely
A) Carrying capacity
B) dependency ratio
C) Life expectancy
D) Doubling time
  • 6. Total number of deaths per 1000 of a population in a year
A) Dependency ratio
B) Life expectancy
C) Crude death rate
D) Crude birth rate
  • 7. Total number of live births per 1000 of Appalachian in a year
A) Demographic transition
B) Crude birth rate
C) Doubling time
D) Crude death rate
  • 8. That transition from high birth, and death rates to lower birth and death rates as a country or region develops
A) Ecological fallacy
B) Infant mortality rate
C) Dependency ratio
D) Demographic transition
  • 9. The ratio of those not in the labor force generally age zero to 65+ and those in the labor force
A) Ecumene
B) Life expectancy
C) Morbidity
D) Dependency ratio
  • 10. The period of time required for a population to double in size
A) Mortality
B) Doubling time
C) Infant mortality rate
D) Life expectancy
  • 11. Characteristic about the nature of individuals, are the juice from and parents for the group to which those individuals belongs
A) Life expectancy
B) Ecological fallacy
C) Infant mortality rate
D) Ecumene
  • 12. The Greeks concept of the habitable part of the earth
A) Ecumene
B) Overpopulation
C) Psychological density
D) Population density
  • 13. The number of infant deaths that occurs for every 1000 live births
A) Infant mortality rate
B) Morbidity
C) Mortality
D) Life expectancy
  • 14. The number of years that one is expected to leave as determine by statistic
A) Morbidity
B) Population momentum
C) Life expectancy
D) Population projection
  • 15. The state of being racist or unhealthy within a population
A) Mortality
B) Population density
C) Morbidity
D) Overpopulation
  • 16. The number of people who have died within a population
A) Psychological
B) Overpopulation
C) Population momentum
D) Mortality
  • 17. A condition in which a place has outstripped its ability to provide for its own needs
A) Psychological density
B) Overpopulation
C) Mortality
D) Morbidity
  • 18. The number of people for unit area of arable land
A) Psychological density
B) Population pyramid
C) Population density
D) Population momentum
  • 19. An estimate the beach or population
A) Population density
B) Population pyramid
C) Population projection
D) Psychological density
  • 20. The tendency for population growth to continue due to high concentration of people in the child bearing years
A) Population projection
B) Population pyramid
C) Psychological density
D) Population momentum
  • 21. Graphical illustration that shows the distribution of various age groups in a population
A) Population pyramid
B) Replacement level
C) Population projection
D) Rate of natural increase
  • 22. The crude birth rate minus the crude death rate. This rate includes the affect of migration.
A) Replacement level
B) Total fertility rate
C) Rate of natural increase
D) Population projection
  • 23. The average number of children, a woman needs to have the ensure the population replace itself. The number is roughly 2.1.
A) Total fertility rate
B) Population pyramid
C) Population momentum
D) Replacement level
  • 24. The average number of children that would be born a woman over her lifetime
A) Population pyramid
B) Total fertility rate
C) Replacement level
D) Population momentum
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