Population and cities The 15 questions of lesson 24 «Population and cities» of the geography course of Mova's primary school with their options, 83 sentences, every one parsed by Mova with its syntax tree and pragmatics. How the student did on them: the lesson at school .
t1 My mate says the world has always had about 8 billion people. Right? wrong ✗ t2 Why do so few people live in the Sahara? right ✓ t3 Egypt's people are packed in a thin strip. Where is it? wrong ✗ t4 Why did London grow where it did? right ✓ t5 In the game, a small rich province can hold more people than a huge empty one. Is that true of real countries? wrong ✗ t6 Japan has lots of old people and few babies. Why might it worry? right ✓ t7 Niger's median age is under 16. What does that mean? wrong ✗ t8 Gran: "Most people live in villages, always have." Is that true today? right ✓ t9 Which continent has the most megacities? wrong ✗ t10 My uncle moved from Kerala to Dubai for a job. What is that called? right ✓ t11 Why can a small country hold more people than a huge one? wrong ✗ e1 Identify the principal reason for which the majority of the world's great cities arose at particular locations. wrong ✗ · exam e2 Which of the following statements most accurately characterises population density? wrong ✗ · exam e3 Select the response consistent with the established facts concerning the most populous states in 2026. right ✓ · exam e4 It is given that the Black Death traversed Europe between 1347 and 1351. Ascertain the proportion of the population of Europe it is estimated to have destroyed. right ✓ · exam ← previous
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