Population Density

Create an infographic-style image showing various islands with different population densities, using maps, charts, and numbers to illustrate the concept of population density effectively.

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Are you ready to challenge yourself with a quiz on population density? This quiz is designed to test your understanding of the factors that influence population density, calculations, and comparisons across different regions.

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Which of the following factors affect Population Density Positively?

Mineral deposits/ resources

Adverse climates

Natural hazards

Lack of water supply

How is population density calculated?

Dividing the number of people by the area.

Subtracting the number of people from the area.

Adding the number of people to the area.

Multiplying the number of people by the area.

An island has a population of 2000 and an area of 25 sq. km. The population density is?

125 persons per sq km

0.0125 persons per sq km

5000 persons per sq km

80 persons per sq km

A island has a population of 5000 and an area of 500 sq km. The population density is?

500 persons per sq km

10 persons per sq km

0.1 persons per sq km

5000 persons per sq km

Which of these islands has the highest population density?

290 sq km - 3, 240 persons

1350 sq km - 12590 persons

28 sq km - 880 persons

10890 sq km - 104760 persons

Which of these islands have the highest population density?

25 sq km - 2500 persons

250 sq km - 250000 persons

1600 sq km - 160000 persons

16000 sq km - 1600000 persons

Which of these islands has the lowest population density?

20 sq km - 2000 persons

1500 sq km - 15000 persons

290 sq km - 29000 persons

15000 sq km - 1500000 persons

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