World Population: MCQ Test
25 questions · pick one option for each · submit when you finish to see your score and the correct answers.
Question 1 of 25
The most populous country in the African continent is-
- ASouth Africa
- BNigeria
- CEthiopia
- DEgypt
Question 2 of 25
Which of the following language families has the largest number of languages spoken in the world?
- AAfro-Asiatic family
- BIndo-European family
- CChinese Tibetan family
- DPaleo Asiatic family
Question 3 of 25
According to the United Nations, when did the world population reach 6 billion?
- ADecember 12, 1999
- BJuly 11, 1999
- CDecember 12, 1999
- Dnone of these
Question 4 of 25
Asia has the 10 most populous countries in the world.
- A2
- B3
- C4
- D5
Question 5 of 25
Which of the following countries has the largest population?
- AIndonesia
- BBrazil
- CPakistan
- DNigeria
Question 6 of 25
Assertion (A): World Population Day is celebrated on July 11. Reason (R): On July 11, 1987, the world's total population reached 5 billion.
- ABoth A and R are correct and are the correct explanation of
- BBoth A and R are correct, but is not the correct explanation of.
- CA is correct, but R is wrong
- DA is wrong, but R is correct
Question 7 of 25
What percentage of the total area of the continents is habitable (ecumene)?
- A40 - 50%
- B50-55%
- C55 -60%
- D70 - 75%
Question 8 of 25
In which of the following countries, three-fourths of the population lives on only 15% of the country's land area?
- AChina
- BSouth Africa
- CUkraine
- DBangladesh
Question 9 of 25
The continent whose countries have seen the highest percentage of population growth is-
- AAfrica
- BAsia
- CLatin America
- DOceania
Question 10 of 25
Which is the largest country in terms of population located in the Western Hemisphere?
- AUnited States of America
- BCanada
- CBrazil
- Dargentina
Question 11 of 25
The reason for the lower population density in Sumatra Island as compared to Java Island is-
- Aunhealthy climate
- Bless fertile soil
- Clittle rain
- DLack of minerals
Question 12 of 25
Which of the following countries has the highest population growth rate?
- ANepal
- BBangladesh
- CPakistan
- DMalaysia
Question 13 of 25
Which continent has the highest population density?
- AAsia
- BEurope
- CAfrica
- DAustralia
Question 14 of 25
What is the ratio of total population and total agricultural area of a state called?
- Afunctional density
- Bmathematical density
- Ceconomic density
- Dagricultural density
Question 15 of 25
India and China are currently going through which stage of demographic transition?
- AFirst
- BSecond
- CThird
- DFourth
Question 16 of 25
Where is the lowest population density found?
- AAsia
- BEurope
- CAfrica
- DOceania
Question 17 of 25
According to Malthus, in how many years does the population double?
- A15 years
- B25 years
- C35 years
- D45 years
Question 18 of 25
Which of the following criteria is not used for the classification of human races?
- Aeye
- BEar
- Cnose
- DHair
Question 19 of 25
Which of the following countries suffers from the problem of underpopulation?
- ADenmark
- BBrazil
- CSri Lanka
- DNigeria
Question 20 of 25
The four most widely spoken languages in the world in descending order are-
- AEnglish, Chinese, Spanish, Hindi
- BChinese, English, Hindi, Spanish
- CChinese, Hindi, Spanish, English
- DChinese, Hindi, English, Spanish
Question 21 of 25
The island with the highest population density is-
- AJava
- BSumatra
- CBorneo
- DCelebs
Question 22 of 25
Assertion (A): Areas with low population density are often overpopulated. Reason (R): They have low carrying capacity.
- ABoth A and R are correct and are the correct explanation of
- BBoth A and R are correct, but is not the correct explanation of.
- CA is correct, but R is wrong
- DA is wrong, but R is correct
Question 23 of 25
Which of the following countries is most densely populated?
- AIndia
- BPakistan
- CSri Lanka
- DBangladesh
Question 24 of 25
The most urbanized continent is-
- AAfrica
- BAustralia
- CNorth America
- DEurope
Question 25 of 25
Human Development Index is released by-
- Aby UNESCO
- Bby UNICEF
- Cby UNDP
- Dby ILO