Population & Migration
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Analysing Population Change and Movement
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Geography · Medium
5
questions · ~4 min · 3 hints each (−5 pts)
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What you'll learn
Each question helps you build key knowledge and skills.
- 1Population distribution is uneven across the world because factors such as climate, relief, resources and job opportunities make some areas more attractive to live in than others.
- 2The demographic transition model has five stages, and countries move through these stages as birth rates and death rates change with economic development.
- 3Population pyramids can be interpreted to show whether a country has a young, growing population or an older, ageing population, based on the width of the base and the top.
- 4Ageing populations create both challenges, such as pressure on healthcare and pensions, and opportunities, such as experienced older workers and consumers.
- 5Migration can be voluntary, such as economic migration for work, or forced, such as refugees fleeing conflict, and it affects both the origin and destination areas.
Question mix
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- Multiple choice×3
- Short answer×1
- True / False×1
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