Complete your review sheet. Under the terms, do the following on your sheet
1. Density-give the mathematical formula
2. Area-What is area?
3. Explain how a country can have large area AND a high density, such as China
4. Population-Explain how a country can have a sizable population, but an extremely low density, such as Canada.
5. Fertility Rate-If no babies die and no one enters or leaves the country, what fertility rate is needed to maintain the population? Hint, remember the fertility rate is calculated by the number of babies per woman
6.How is it that many developing countries have a high fertility rate but not an increase in their population?
7.Expected years of schooling-How would this change between developed and developing countries?
8. Adult literacy rate-How would this statistic raise or lower the GNP?
9. Life Expectancy-What is the difference in this between developing and developed countries? Explain
10. Urban population-What does it say about the country's economy if they have a large Urban population?
11. Rural population-As above, what does it say about the economic activities of a country if they have a large rural population? Hint, think about how Canada started off with a large rural population and now has a large urban population. What has changed since many people immigrated to Canada to farm?
12. GNP-Similar to GDP (a slight difference between the two, more detail here if interested) and is basically what?
13.GNP per capita-Write this as a mathematical formula. Hint, use a /
14. Also explain how a country can have a low GNP, like Luxembourg, but have an extremely high GNP per capita.
15. Under 5 Mortality Rate-How would this differ between developing and developed countries?
16. Population Pyramids-Generally, but not always, a country with a classic pyramid shape would be a developing country. Explain why this would be so, talking about life expectancy and infant mortality rate.
17. Common Traits of Developing Countries-Talking about the following terms, GNP per capita, Infant death mortality rate, Life expectancy, literacy rate, shape of population pyramid, years of schooling, give traits that you would expect of a developing country.
18. Human development index-What is it?How would life in general be different for the children who attend Bruce if they lived in a country with a very low HDI?
1. Density-give the mathematical formula
2. Area-What is area?
3. Explain how a country can have large area AND a high density, such as China
4. Population-Explain how a country can have a sizable population, but an extremely low density, such as Canada.
5. Fertility Rate-If no babies die and no one enters or leaves the country, what fertility rate is needed to maintain the population? Hint, remember the fertility rate is calculated by the number of babies per woman
6.How is it that many developing countries have a high fertility rate but not an increase in their population?
7.Expected years of schooling-How would this change between developed and developing countries?
8. Adult literacy rate-How would this statistic raise or lower the GNP?
9. Life Expectancy-What is the difference in this between developing and developed countries? Explain
10. Urban population-What does it say about the country's economy if they have a large Urban population?
11. Rural population-As above, what does it say about the economic activities of a country if they have a large rural population? Hint, think about how Canada started off with a large rural population and now has a large urban population. What has changed since many people immigrated to Canada to farm?
12. GNP-Similar to GDP (a slight difference between the two, more detail here if interested) and is basically what?
13.GNP per capita-Write this as a mathematical formula. Hint, use a /
14. Also explain how a country can have a low GNP, like Luxembourg, but have an extremely high GNP per capita.
15. Under 5 Mortality Rate-How would this differ between developing and developed countries?
16. Population Pyramids-Generally, but not always, a country with a classic pyramid shape would be a developing country. Explain why this would be so, talking about life expectancy and infant mortality rate.
17. Common Traits of Developing Countries-Talking about the following terms, GNP per capita, Infant death mortality rate, Life expectancy, literacy rate, shape of population pyramid, years of schooling, give traits that you would expect of a developing country.
18. Human development index-What is it?How would life in general be different for the children who attend Bruce if they lived in a country with a very low HDI?
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