Geography - Unit 4

Question 1

Which of the following are examples of “demographics” in a country?
a. how much money is earned from the country’s imports
b. how much land a country has available for succesful farming
c. how many different religions are present within a country
d. how many major cities over 1 million people exist in the country

Answer 1

c. how many different religions are present within a country

Question 2

True or False?

“Indigenous: is aword used to describe new comers to our land

Answer 2

False

Question 3

Higher population density is associated with areas that are
a. urban
b. rural
c. suburban
d. deserted

Answer 3

b. rural

Question 4

what is hte largest city on this list?
a. calgary
b. vancouver
c. edmonton
d. victoria

Answer 4

a. calgary

Question 5

true or false?

canada has a very dense population overall

Answer 5

false

Question 6

which of the folowing would people general prefer to settle in?
a. a wildlife area with no population
b. a countryside with very smal population
c. a small town with a relatively small population
d. a large city with a large population

Answer 6

c. a small town with a relatively small population

Question 7

which of the following would have the lowest population density?
a. a booming city, like Toronto
b. a quiet countryside far enough outside of Toronto
c. a busy suburb just outisde of Toronto
d. an arctic small town far north of Toronto

Answer 7

b. a quiet countryside far enough outside of Toronto

Question 8

True or false?

Indigenous people in Canada are more likely to experience poverty

Answer 8

True

Question 9

Canadian demographics are collected through:
a. a mandatory census every 5 years
b. an optional census every 5 years
c. a mandatory census every 3 years
d. an optional sentence every 3 years

Answer 9

a. a mandatory census every 5 years

Question 10

True or false?

More Canadians live along the US border than not along the US border

Answer 10

True