Geography Exam Guide PDF
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This document is a geography exam guide, outlining questions that will be asked. It covers topics on European countries and Spanish provinces, along with definitions and calculation of various population-related factors including births, deaths, and population growth. It also introduces the concept of population pyramids.
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Geography Exam Guide These will be the questions that will enter the exam: ap of Europe: I will give you a map of Europe where you will have to identify20 European countries M and their capital. ap of Spanish provinces: I will give you a map of Spain where you will have to iden...
Geography Exam Guide These will be the questions that will enter the exam: ap of Europe: I will give you a map of Europe where you will have to identify20 European countries M and their capital. ap of Spanish provinces: I will give you a map of Spain where you will have to identify15 Spanish M provinces. Definitions: I will ask you to define a number of conceptswhich I will pick from this list: - irth rate: it represents the number of births relative to the population of a place → it is B expressed in per mille (‰). To obtain the birth rate → number of births/total population x 1000 - Fertility rate: it represents the number of live births per women aged 15-49 → it is also expressed in per mille (‰) To obtain the fertility rate → number of births/number of women between 15-49 x 1000 - Average number of children per woman: this information tells us if one generation can be replaced by another. An average of 2,1 children per woman ensures that replacement. - Death rate: it represents the number of deaths relative to the population of a place → it is expressed in per mille (‰). To obtain the death rate → number of deaths/total population x 1000 - Infant mortality rate: it represents the number of babies who died before their first birthday, to live births in a place → it is expressed in per mille (‰). To obtain the infant mortality rate → number of deaths in children under 1 year/number of births x 1000 - Life expectancy: It expresses the average a person is expected to live, at birth. - Natural population growth: the difference between the absolute numbers of births and deaths. - Net migration rate: The difference between people who come to live and work in a country and people who permanently leave. Long Answer: There will be1 long answerwhich I will pick from this list: - erritorial organisation in Spain T - Population registers in Spain - Distribution of the population in Spain Test questions: 6 or 7 test questions from the rest of the unit opulation Pyramid:I will give you some dataand I will ask you todraw a population pyramid P with it. You will have totell me which shape(triangular, pointed Arch/bell shaped, or Urn or Bulb-shaped) it has and towhich demographic model(old, transition, modern) it belongs.
