1. population/area
2.Length times Width, always something squared, like square kilometres. China has a large area but they have an extremely high population, so they have a high density.
3.Canada has more than 30 million people, more than many countries, but having such a huge land mass, we have a low population/area
4. A fertility rate of at least 2 is needed to maintain a population. Some countries have an extremely high fertility rate but because of their high death rate see no increase in population
5.Generally, the more developed a country, the higher the expected years of schooling.
6.The more literate a population, the higher their level of services, so there would be a higher GNP
7. A developed country would have a higher life expectancy. Developed countries enjoy a greater level of medical care, have a more stable food supply, and usually have greater level of security.
8.A large Urban population suggests that people are employed in industrial tasks, such as factories and large office buildings, so a develop country
9. A large rural population suggest that people are doing many manual jobs on a farm. Canada used to have a large rural population, but now we are move developed so have large machines that do most of the farm work.
10. GNP is all the Goods and Services, all the worth, produced by a country in a given year.
11. A.GNP/population A country can have a low GNP but a high GNP per capita because they could have an even lower population.
12. Under 5 mortality rate would be higher for a developing country because of a lower level of medical care, an insecure food supply, and possible violent unrest within the country.
13. A developing country would experience a greater death rate than a developed country. They would have a higher under 5 mortality rate and and those who live past age 5 would also experience a greater death rate. To compensate for a higher death rate, the population often will have a higher birth rate.
14. A developed country would tend to have a population pyramid that would be more square like, with possible bulges in the middle. The country would probably have a lower fertility rate and a high level of expected years of schooling. Adult literacy rate and life expectancy would also be high in a developed country, but they would have a low under 5 mortality rate. The GNP per Capita would be much higher than that found in developing countries.
2.Length times Width, always something squared, like square kilometres. China has a large area but they have an extremely high population, so they have a high density.
3.Canada has more than 30 million people, more than many countries, but having such a huge land mass, we have a low population/area
4. A fertility rate of at least 2 is needed to maintain a population. Some countries have an extremely high fertility rate but because of their high death rate see no increase in population
5.Generally, the more developed a country, the higher the expected years of schooling.
6.The more literate a population, the higher their level of services, so there would be a higher GNP
7. A developed country would have a higher life expectancy. Developed countries enjoy a greater level of medical care, have a more stable food supply, and usually have greater level of security.
8.A large Urban population suggests that people are employed in industrial tasks, such as factories and large office buildings, so a develop country
9. A large rural population suggest that people are doing many manual jobs on a farm. Canada used to have a large rural population, but now we are move developed so have large machines that do most of the farm work.
10. GNP is all the Goods and Services, all the worth, produced by a country in a given year.
11. A.GNP/population A country can have a low GNP but a high GNP per capita because they could have an even lower population.
12. Under 5 mortality rate would be higher for a developing country because of a lower level of medical care, an insecure food supply, and possible violent unrest within the country.
13. A developing country would experience a greater death rate than a developed country. They would have a higher under 5 mortality rate and and those who live past age 5 would also experience a greater death rate. To compensate for a higher death rate, the population often will have a higher birth rate.
14. A developed country would tend to have a population pyramid that would be more square like, with possible bulges in the middle. The country would probably have a lower fertility rate and a high level of expected years of schooling. Adult literacy rate and life expectancy would also be high in a developed country, but they would have a low under 5 mortality rate. The GNP per Capita would be much higher than that found in developing countries.
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