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How is the birth rate calculated?
How is the birth rate calculated?
What does a fertility rate represent?
What does a fertility rate represent?
What average number of children per woman ensures generational replacement?
What average number of children per woman ensures generational replacement?
How is the infant mortality rate expressed?
How is the infant mortality rate expressed?
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What does the death rate indicate?
What does the death rate indicate?
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What term is used to describe the number of births per women aged 15-49?
What term is used to describe the number of births per women aged 15-49?
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Which of the following rates indicates the number of deaths relative to the population?
Which of the following rates indicates the number of deaths relative to the population?
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What average number of children per woman is necessary to ensure generational replacement?
What average number of children per woman is necessary to ensure generational replacement?
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How is the birth rate expressed?
How is the birth rate expressed?
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Which indicator specifically measures the number of babies who died before their first birthday?
Which indicator specifically measures the number of babies who died before their first birthday?
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Study Notes
Geography Exam: Key Concepts
- Map of Europe: Identify 20 European countries and their capitals.
- Map of Spanish Provinces: Identify 15 Spanish provinces.
Definitions
- Birth Rate: Number of births relative to the total population, expressed in per mille (%): (Number of births / Total population) x 1000
- Fertility Rate: Number of live births per women aged 15-49, expressed in per mille: (Number of births / Number of women aged 15-49) x 1000
- Average Number of Children per Woman: Average number of children per woman needed for population replacement (typically 2.1).
- Death Rate: Number of deaths relative to the total population, expressed in per mille: (Number of deaths / Total population) x 1000
- Infant Mortality Rate: Number of deaths of infants under one year old per 1000 live births: (Number of infant deaths / Number of live births) x 1000
- Life Expectancy: Average lifespan at birth.
- Natural Population Growth: Difference between births and deaths.
- Net Migration Rate: Difference between people immigrating and emigrating.
Long Answer Questions
- Territorial Organisation in Spain: Details of Spain's territorial structure.
- Population Registers in Spain: Registers of population in Spain.
- Distribution of the Population in Spain: Distribution patterns of the population within Spain.
Population Pyramid Questions
- Shape: Students will need to identify the shape (triangular, pointed Arch/bell-shaped, Urn or Bulb-shaped).
- Demographic Model: Students need to match the shape to its corresponding demographic transition model (old, transition, modern).
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Test your knowledge on key geographical concepts including the identification of European countries and their capitals, as well as Spanish provinces. Additionally, examine important demographic definitions such as birth rates and life expectancy. This quiz is perfect for geography students looking to solidify their understanding of essential terms and maps.
