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U4: Population Geography Quiz

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Question 1
1.

Match the title, problem, and solution that best matches each population pyramids.

  • Solution: policies that encourage more children and larger families
  • Problem faced: not enough workers to support the aging economy
  • Problem faced: no economic growth
  • Title: expanding population
  • Solution: policies that promote smaller families and fewer children
  • Title: stable population
  • Solution: not NEEDED, BUT if economic growth is desired, THEN a policy encouraging larger families will help
  • Problem faced: not enough jobs or infrastructure for the growing population
  • Title: declining population
Question 2
2.

Match each definition to the appropriate term.

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policies that make it easier for people to move into a country
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pro-natal
policies that limit or stop people moving into a country
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anti-natal
a policy that encourages larger families and more children born
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pro-immigration
a policy that encourages smaller families and fewer children
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anti-immigration
Question 3
3.

Sort the following migration policy examples into their appropriate categories.

  • quota
  • language laws
  • literacy test
  • resettlement programs
  • amnesty
  • anti-immigration policy
  • pro-immigration policy
Question 4
4.

Sort the following examples into the appropriate category.

  • Many people are moving to Apalachistan because there are many jobs available.
  • A flood in Bangladesh caused many people to leave and find new homes.
  • Many Middle Eastern Christians are moving to Turkey because they offer more religious freedom.
  • A war in Ukraine forces people to move to other countries.
  • push factor
  • pull factor
Question 5
5.

Match each term with its definition.

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migrant worker
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someone who moves IN to a country
refugee
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someone who moves OUT of a country
evacuee
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someone who moves around in order to work
emigrant
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someone who leaves home temporarily due to temporary threat, like a natural disaster
immigrant
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someone who leaves home--usually permanently--due to a threat of violence
Question 6
6.

Which of the following is a problem that a HOST country would experience when they have many immigrants?

Question 7
7.

Which of the following is a problem that the HOME country (country of origin) could experience because of emigration?

Question 8
8.

What information is not available on a population pyramid?

Question 9
9.

Which is a positive impact of immigration a HOST country?

Question 10
10.

Which might be a positive impact the HOME country (country of origin) could experience due to emigration?