Question 1Multiple ChoiceWhat was the global population in 1800?1 billion2.3 billion3.7 billion7.4 billion
Question 2Multiple ChoiceIn which decade did the population growth rate reach its peak?1940s1950s1960s1970s
Question 3Multiple ChoiceWhich transition stage is characterized by better living conditions and fewer deaths?First stageSecond stageThird stageFourth stage
Question 4Multiple ChoiceWhy did families historically have many children?Cultural reasonsEconomic incentivesHigh child mortalityReligious beliefs
Question 5Multiple ChoiceWhat is the average number of children per woman today compared to 40 years ago?2.5 today, 5 then3 today, 4 then4 today, 6 then2 today, 3 then
Question 6Multiple ChoiceWhich country managed to reduce fertility rates from more than 6 children to less than 3 in just 10 years?BangladeshMalaysiaIranSouth Africa
Question 7Multiple ChoiceWhat does the demographic transition theory suggest about population growth?It will continue indefinitelyIt follows a four-step processIt is unpredictableIt is affected only by cultural factors
Question 9Multiple ChoiceWhat is the main benefit of global development programs according to the video?They help reduce child mortalityThey increase the birth rateThey slow down demographic transitionThey promote mass migration
Question 10Multiple ChoiceWhat does the UN forecast about the 12th billionth human?They will be born in 2050They will be born in 2100They will never be bornThey will be born in 2200
Question 11Multiple ChoiceWhich stage of demographic transition is characterized by stabilized birth and death rates?First stageSecond stageThird stageFourth stage
Question 12Multiple ChoiceWhat major historical event started the second stage of demographic transition in the UK?World War IIThe Industrial RevolutionThe RenaissanceThe Great Depression
Question 13Multiple ChoiceAs of 2016, how many billion people were there on Earth?5.5 billion6.1 billion7.4 billion8.0 billion
Question 14Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is NOT a characteristic of the first stage of demographic transition?High birth ratesHigh death ratesStable populationLow fertility rates
Question 15Multiple ChoiceWhat is one of the reasons for the population explosion in the second stage of demographic transition?Increased birth ratesImproved food supplyHigher mortality ratesDecreased living standards
Question 16Multiple ChoiceWhich country reduced fertility rates from 7 children per woman in 1971 to 2.2 in 2015?BangladeshIranMalaysiaSouth Africa
Question 17Multiple ChoiceWhat role do global development programs play in demographic transition?They slow down the processThey help countries transition fasterThey increase child mortalityThey promote higher birth rates
Question 18Multiple ChoiceWhat does the video suggest about the future of global population growth?It will lead to an apocalypseIt will continue indefinitelyIt will eventually stabilizeIt is unpredictable
Question 19Multiple ChoiceWhich stage of demographic transition involves a decline in birth rates following a decline in death rates?First stageSecond stageThird stageFourth stage
Question 20Multiple ChoiceWhat major change occurred during the Industrial Revolution that impacted demographic transition?Decrease in birth ratesMass production of goodsIncrease in mortality ratesHigher child mortality