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CH2- The World Population | Previous Years Examinations Questions| Class 12 |Geography

1 Marks Questions

Q1.Define the term ‘positive growth of population’. (ALL INDIA 2011)

Q2.Define the term ”Population Growth”. (CBSE 2012)

Q3.Define the term Density of Population .(DELHI 2012)

Q4.Give the meaning of Crude Birth Rate. (CBSE 2013)

Q5.Explain any push factor that have caused Rural to Urban migration .

(CBSE 2013)

Q6.How is density of population of a region calculated? (DELHI 2015)

3 Marks Questions

Q1. Explain three components of population change in the world.Analyse the impact of population change.(CBSE 2014)

Q2.What is ” demographic cycle ”? Describe three stages of ‘demographic transition theory’.(CBSE 2016)

Q3.Explain any three push factors and any two pull factors that influence the migrations of population in the world .(ALL INDIA 2016)

Q4.Describe any three characteristics of the last stage of ” demographic transition theory ”? (ALL INDIA 2014)

Q5.Describe any three characteristics of the first stage of ‘Demographic Transition Theory’?(DELHI 2014)

5 Marks Questions

Q1.”90 per cent of the world population lives in about 10 per cent of its total land area , whereas remaining 10 per cent population resides in the 90% of its land area .” Support the statement with suitable examples . (DELHI 2017)

hint: The factors which influence the distribution of population are:

GEOGRAPHICAL FACTORS- Landform,water ,soil

CULTURAL AND SOCIAL FACTORS

ECONOMICAL FACTORS-ubanisation,industrialisation

Q2. What is the meaning of density of population ? Examine the four geographical factors that influence the distribution of population in the world with suitable examples. (DELHI 2017)

Q3.Explain the three components of population change in the world . Analyse the impacts of population change. (DELHI 2014)

Q4.Explain three economic and two social and cultural factors influencig the distribution of population in the world . (ALL INDIA 2015)

Q5.Describe in brief the different trends of population growth in the world from early period to the present day. (DELHI 2009)

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