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4.  Africa is a continent with very few people.                                      _______
                       5.  Greenland, Australia and Canada are all sparsely populated.                      _______


                 D     Name the following.
                       1.  Any three moderately populated regions from the map given above.          _____________
                       2.  Two sparsely populated mountain ranges                                    _____________
                       3.  The factors which lead to population change                               _____________
                       4.  The factors responsible for population growth                             _____________
                       5.   India’s most literate state                                              _____________


                 E     Answer the following questions briefl y.
                       1.  How does urbanisation aff ect population?
                       2.  How and why is the population changing in diff erent parts of the world?

                       3.  Why does a population of a place grow or decline?
                       4.  Briefly explain the rural-urban composition of a population.
                       5.  What are the four types of population pyramids?


                 F     Answer the following questions in detail.
                       1.   Look at the population pyramid of India for the year 2017 and describe the distinctive
                           features of India’s population pyramid.


                                       India 2017
                                        100+            Male       0.0% 0.0%      Female
                                        95-99                      0.0% 0.0%
                                        90-94                      0.0% 0.0%
                                        85-89                      0.1%  0.1%
                                        80-84                     0.3%  0.3%
                                        75-79                     0.5%  0.6%
                                        70-74                    0.8%    0.8%
                                        65-69                   1.2%      1.2%
                                        60-64                  1.7%        1.7%
                                        55-59                 2.1%          2.0%
                                        50-54                2.5%            2.4%
                                        45-49               2.8%              2.7%
                                        40-44             3.2%                 3.0%
                                        35-39            3.7%                   3.5%
                                        30-34           4.2%                     3.9%
                                        25-29          4.5%                       4.1%
                                        20-24         4.7%                        4.2%
                                        15-19         4.9%                         4.4%
                                        10-14         5.0%                         4.5%
                                          5-9         4.9%                         4.4%
                                          0-4         4.8%                         4.3%
                                           10%  8%    6%   4%   2%    0%   2%   4%    6%   8%   10%
                                                        Male                      Female
                       2.   Explain why some problems may result in overpopulation in some areas and
                           underpopulation in others. What could their consequences be?


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