Interpret. The evolution of the population in Spain

Look at the graph and answer the questions: How have the birth rate and the mortality rate evolved? What is the rate of natural increase? What has been the evolution of immigration during this time?

End-of-unit evaluation - The Earth's Population

The science that studies population is called demography. Demography analyses the size, structure and distribution of populations. It is also concerned with changes that affect populations over time due…

Final self-evaluation 11.04 - The Earth's Population

Match the definition with the concept: This measures how many inhabitants live in an area of a specific size. The difference between the birth rate and the mortality rate. When this is high, it causes…

List of countries by English-speaking population - Wikipedia, the free

End-of-unit activities - The Earth's Population

The science that studies population is called demography. Demography analyses the size, structure and distribution of populations. It is also concerned with changes that affect populations over time due…

Initial evaluation 11.03 - The Earth's Population

Look at this population pyramid and do the following activities: Describe the shape of the pyramid. Explain what the pyramid tells us about the population.

Final evaluation 11.01 - The Earth's Population

What factors affect the distribution of the population?

Final self-evaluation 11.05 - The Earth's Population

Complete these sentences with the missing words: A of the population collects information about the number of inhabitants living in each house, their ages, birthplaces, etc. The rate expresses the…

Final self-evaluation 11.03 - The Earth's Population

Rewrite the sentences and correct the mistakes: We know how many people live on the planet thanks to a system of measuring the population known as a head count. The rate of natural increase is the…

Rural and urban populations in Spain - The Population of Spain

In Europe and most of the rest of the world, there has been mass migration from the country to the city. As a result, the majority of the population in Europe now lives in cities, and the population is…