What Do You Know About World Population? Trivia Quiz

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How many people is estimated to live in the world as at April 2017?
- 2.5 billion
- 7.5 billion
- 4.5 billion
- 6 billion

About This Quiz

The world is made up people. These people living in the world today makes up what is known to be the world population. Population is described as the number of living people in an area, the world being the area. What do you understand about the world population? Take our quiz to find out!

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What is the most populous Continent?
- Africa
- Asia
- Central America
- South America
Correct Answer

A. Asia

Explanation

Asia is the most populous continent because it is home to the largest population in the world. It has several highly populous countries such as China and India, which contribute significantly to its overall population. Additionally, Asia has a diverse range of cultures, languages, and ethnicities, further adding to its population diversity.

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3.

Which country has the largest population?
- China
- India
- America
- Brazil
Correct Answer

A. China

Explanation

China has the largest population among the given options. With a population of over 1.4 billion people, China surpasses India, America, and Brazil in terms of population size.

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4.

How many percent of the world population does Asia hold?
- 40%
- 60%
- 80%
- 75%
Correct Answer

A. 60%

Explanation

Asia holds 60% of the world population. This means that out of the total global population, Asia is home to the largest percentage.

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5.

What is the average number of people living in a place?
- Population Density
- Population Bracket
- Age group
- None if the above
Correct Answer

A. Population Density

Explanation

Population density refers to the average number of people living in a specific area or place. It is calculated by dividing the total population of an area by its total land area. This measure helps to understand the concentration of people in a given location and is commonly used to compare the population distribution between different regions or countries. Therefore, population density is the most relevant option among the given choices to represent the average number of people living in a place.

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6.

What is the maximum population an area can contain?
- Carrying Capacity
- Maximum Number
- Population Maximum
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. Carrying Capacity

Explanation

The correct answer is "Carrying Capacity". Carrying capacity refers to the maximum number of individuals that an area can sustainably support. It takes into account various factors such as available resources, space, and environmental conditions. Once the population reaches its carrying capacity, further growth may lead to resource depletion and a decline in the overall population. Therefore, carrying capacity is the maximum population an area can contain.

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7.

Which of these alters the global population growth?
- Population Control
- Population density
- Population Bracket
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. Population Control

Explanation

Population control refers to measures taken to regulate or limit the growth of a population. By implementing policies and strategies to control population growth, such as family planning, birth control, and education, the global population growth can be altered. This can help in achieving a more sustainable population size, reducing strain on resources, and addressing issues related to overpopulation. Therefore, population control is an effective way to influence and alter the global population growth.

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8.

What is an undesirable condition where human numbers exceed the expected?
- Dense population
- Overpopulation
- Controlled Population
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Overpopulation

Explanation

Overpopulation refers to an undesirable condition where human numbers exceed the expected or sustainable level. It occurs when the population of a specific area or the entire planet surpasses the carrying capacity of the environment, leading to various negative consequences such as strain on resources, environmental degradation, and social issues.

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9.

What is the total number of living people on earth?
- Continent
- Billions
- World Population
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. World Population

Explanation

The correct answer is "World Population" because the question is asking for the total number of living people on earth, and the term "World Population" accurately represents this concept. The other options, "Continent" and "Billions," do not provide a comprehensive answer to the question.

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10.

When a population increases, what is said to take place?
- Population Growth
- Population control
- Population increase
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Population Growth

Explanation

When a population increases, it is referred to as population growth. This means that the number of individuals in a population is increasing over time. It can occur due to factors such as birth rate exceeding death rate, immigration, or a decrease in mortality rates. Population growth can have various impacts on a society, including strain on resources, increased competition, and environmental issues.

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