People & Places: Population and Cities
Where do people live, and why? Explore population density, why cities grow near water, and how urban and rural life differ around the world.
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What does population density measure?Tap an answer
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- Which of these areas is likely to have the lowest population density?Multiple Choice
- A city with more than ten million people is often called a...Multiple Choice
- What do we call people moving permanently from one country to another? (one word)Type Answer
- Which factor most commonly pushes people to leave their home region?Multiple Choice
- Rural areas generally have fewer people per square kilometer than cities.True / False
- Which continent has the largest total population?Multiple Choice
- What is a suburb?Multiple Choice
- Which map type uses shading or color to show how densely populated different regions are?Multiple Choice
- What do we call the official count of a country's population, usually taken every ten years? (one word)Type Answer
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