In most of the developing countries life expectancy is still less, but with socio economic development it is ________.
- Adecreasing
- ✓increasing
- Cgradually declining
- Dsteeply increasing
Answer: B.
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Geography ch 6 - Population question types
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17 Q→02Answer the following in one sentence
24 Q→03Answer the following questions in details.
2 Q→04Give geographical reasons for the following
13 Q→05Identify the correct co-relation and complete the chain.
17 Q→06Observe the following diagram and answer the following questions
4 Q→07Are the following sentences right or wrong Correct the wrong ones.
5 Q→Sample Questions
Geography ch 6 - Population questions
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The eastern coastal areas of Brazil are also called the coastal ________.
- ✓lowlands
- Bhighlands
- Cravines
- Dbadlands
Answer: A.
View full solution →It is observed that Brazil’s population may not increase in the next ______ decades.
- ✓two
- Bthree
- Cfour
- Dfive
Answer: A.
View full solution →The rate of population growth is now ______ in India.
- Aincreasing
- ✓declining
- Cstable
- Dstagnant
Answer: B.
View full solution →The proportion of _______ in India is more.
- Amiddle-aged peoplemiddle-aged people
- Bold people
- Cchildren
- ✓youth
Answer: D.
View full solution →The development of this aspect of an economy leads to an increase in average life expectancy.
Increase in this factor is an indicator of development of that society.
Out of Brazil and India, the country where men outnumber women.
The parts of Brazil that are less populated.
The region of Brazil that is moderately populated.
Giving examples, correlated to, climate and population distribution
Explain the similarities and differences between the population distribution in Brazil and India.
Explain the uneven distribution of population in India.
Explain – The growth rate of population in India is decreasing but population is increasing.
Explain the reasons of low sex ratio in India.
In India, number of men outnumber women. Is this condition found in all the states of India?
In north-eastern India, sparse distribution of population is found.
In most of the developing countries life expectancy is still less, but with socio economic development it is ________.
- Adecreasing
- ✓increasing
- Cgradually declining
- Dsteeply increasing
Answer: B.
View full solution →The eastern coastal areas of Brazil are also called the coastal ________.
- ✓lowlands
- Bhighlands
- Cravines
- Dbadlands
Answer: A.
View full solution →It is observed that Brazil’s population may not increase in the next ______ decades.
- ✓two
- Bthree
- Cfour
- Dfive
Answer: A.
View full solution →The rate of population growth is now ______ in India.
- Aincreasing
- ✓declining
- Cstable
- Dstagnant
Answer: B.
View full solution →The proportion of _______ in India is more.
- Amiddle-aged peoplemiddle-aged people
- Bold people
- Cchildren
- ✓youth
Answer: D.
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(1) In which area is population greatly concentrated?
(2) In which area is the distribution of population sparse?
(3) Prepare a note on factors responsible for the uneven distribution of population based on the study of Brazil you have made so far.
(4) Identify the type of map showing distribution fig. (a) of textbook.
(5) On the basis of the map (b), classify the distribution of population in Brazil in the following table.:
(1) States with the highest population density.
(2) On the basis of maps given above, classify the distribution population in India in the following table.
(3) States with lowest population density.
(4) Correlate the climate and physiography of India with its population distribution and write a note on it.
Comment upon the population density of fig (b).
(i) fig (b) shows the population density of India as per 2011.
(ii) The density of population is divided into four categories. They are:
(a) Less than 100 persons per sq.km. .
(b) 101-250 persons per sq.km.
(c) 251-500 persons per sq.km.
(d) more than 500 persons per sq.km.
(i) fig (b) shows the population density of India as per 2011.
(ii) The density of population is divided into four categories. They are:
(a) Less than 100 persons per sq.km. .
(b) 101-250 persons per sq.km.
(c) 251-500 persons per sq.km.
(d) more than 500 persons per sq.km.
(1) Compare and classify the population densities shown in the figure ‘a’ and ‘b’ representing 1 sq. km. of area.
(2) If in figure B one sign = 100, then what will be the sex ratio?
The western part of Brazil is densely populated.
The north-western part of India is densely populated.
The life expectancy of Indians is decreasing.
In Brazil, people prefer living in the south east as compared to the north east.
Literacy rate is higher in Brazil than India.
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