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1. 1How many people do we add annually?

   1. A40 million
   2. B60 million
   3. C1 billion
   4. D80 million
2. 2How many cities have a population larger than 10 Million?

   1. A12
   2. B27
   3. C5
   4. D21
3. 3What is our current world population?

   1. A7.1 billion
   2. B8 billion
   3. C7.2 billion
   4. D7.5 billion
4. 4What was the name of the 17th century Scientist estimated world population using rudimentary methods of calculation?

   1. ALudwig Beethoven
   2. BAntoni Von Leewenhoek
   3. CAnton Corbin
   4. DEddie Vedder
5. 5What range below shows what many predictions of our population will be in 2050?

   1. A8 - 10.5 billion
   2. B9 - 14 billion
   3. C10 - 17 billion
   4. D7.5 - 9.75 billion
6. 6How many people are born each year on average?

   1. A100 million
   2. B135 million
   3. C175 million
   4. Dnone of the above
7. 7How many people die each year?

   1. A100 million
   2. B62 million
   3. C55 million
   4. Dnone of the above
8. 8Approximately how many people do not have access to food or safe drinking water?

   1. A3 billion
   2. B50 billion
   3. C30 people
   4. D1 billion
9. 9______ is disrupting our ecosystems and threatening billions of people with dislocation.

   1. Aglobal warming
   2. Bwater
   3. Canimals
   4. Dscarcity
10. 10How many people currently live on the planet?

    1. A7.2 billion
    2. B9.2 billion
    3. C11 billion
    4. D7.9 billion

11. 11What is the predicted population for 2100?

    1. A11 billion
    2. B9.4 billion
    3. C7.2 billion
    4. D7.9 billion
12. 12In 1963 which countries contributed most to population?

    1. AChina and India
    2. BIndia and Bangladesh
    3. CZimbabwe and china
    4. DSingapore and India
13. 13How many people live below the extreme poverty line? When does Hans Rosling expect everyone to be above the poverty line?

    1. A1 billion, 2050
    2. B1.2 billion, 2020
    3. C900 million, 2080
    4. D1.5 billion, 2040
14. 14What percent of adults in the world are literate?

    1. A80%
    2. B60%
    3. C40%
    4. D70%
15. 15In what year did the world reach 1 billion people?

    1. A1830
    2. B1975
    3. C1960
    4. D1730
16. 16How many births happen per second across the planet?

    1. A2
    2. B4
    3. C5
    4. D7
17. 17How many deaths happen per second across the planet?

    1. A3
    2. B2
    3. C1
    4. D4
18. 18What year did world population growth reach 7 billion with over 50% of people living in urban areas?

    1. A2012
    2. B2011
    3. C2007
    4. D2013
19. 19What is the total of people in the world who are hungry?

    1. A976 thousand
    2. B780 thousand
    3. C834 million
    4. D925 million
20. 20Americans spend and average of _________ per year stuck in traffic

    1. A100 hours
    2. B50 hours
    3. C2200 hours
    4. D1 hour
21. 21What is the largest population in the world?

    1. AChina
    2. BJapan
    3. CIndia
    4. DBrazil
22. 22How many people get added to this world a day?

    1. A1 000 000
    2. B100 000
    3. C200 000
    4. D500 000
23. 23How many people are starving on this planet?

    1. A1 billion
    2. B1 million
    3. C3 million
    4. D10 000
24. 24What is the population supposed to be expected by 2050?

    1. A11 billion
    2. B12 billion
    3. C9 billion
    4. D15 billion
25. 25How much of the populations lives within 100 km from sea coasts?

    1. A2%
    2. B16%
    3. C15%
    4. D40%
26. 26Which defines "A harbour site" the best?

    1. APlace that provides protection as well as control over territory
    2. BProvides space to build docks and warehouses
    3. CThe position of a place that can be expressed by a grid reference
    4. DA prominent object or platform
27. 27What is a scale?

    1. AAn interlocking system of letters and numbers
    2. BLocations measured in degrees from N to S and W to E
    3. CMeasurement that represents an actual distance on the earth's surface
    4. DVery detailed map
28. 28What is an urban planner?

    1. AMajor street where there is a large volume of traffic
    2. BThe study of earth and peoples relations to it
    3. CA community where 1000 or more people live closer together
    4. DPeople who are trained to design communities and public places
29. 29Which is a type of site?

    1. AStrategic
    2. BAbsolute location
    3. CResidential
    4. DCommercial
30. 30What does a topographic map include?

    1. AArea colours
    2. Bletters
    3. Cnumbers
    4. Dland use
31. 31If there is a small area with fewer than 1000 people, what kind of area is this?

    1. AUrban
    2. BSuburban
    3. CRural
    4. DDemocratic
32. 32What kind of community is Kapuskasing?

    1. AUrban
    2. BRural
    3. CSuburban
    4. DLiberals
33. 33What is the Global Life Expectancy of Afghanistan?

    1. A55-64
    2. B45-49
    3. Cless than 45
    4. D65-69
34. 34What is GDP?

    1. Agross domestic product per person
    2. Bthe value of all goods and services produced in a country in one year
    3. Cthe value of goods and services including those produced outside the country
    4. Dall of the above
35. 35What continent has the lowest literacy rate?

    1. ANorth America
    2. BAsia
    3. CSouth America
    4. DAfrica
36. 36In all the maps we've studied, which one of these statements are true?

    1. ACanada has the lowest global literacy rate
    2. BMozambique's life expectancy is less than 45 years old
    3. CAustralia has a low HDI
    4. D4/8 of Canada has been set aside as nature reserves, parkland, and wilderness areas
37. 37What is malnutrition?

    1. AAn often fatal condition caused by an inadequate diet
    2. BAn often fatal condition caused by lack of water
    3. CAn often fatal condition caused by eating contaminated food
    4. DAll of the above
38. 38What is the current world population in 2015?

    1. A2 billion
    2. B3 billion
    3. C7 billion
    4. D9 million
39. 39In the year 2050, what will the expected population be?

    1. A9 billion
    2. B7.9 billion
    3. C9.9 billion
    4. D10.2 billion
40. 40What is the United Nations?

    1. AResearch Center
    2. BCountry
    3. CInternational Organization
    4. DGovernment
41. 41How many years would it take to add another billion people to the planet?

    1. A17-18 years
    2. B15-16 years
    3. C11-12 years
    4. D12-13 years
42. 42One in ___ of is do not have enough to eat

    1. A4
    2. B8
    3. C7
    4. D11
43. 43What percent of the world's population consumes 80% of the world's resources?

    1. A70%
    2. B50%
    3. C80%
    4. D20%
44. 44How much thinner is the ice cap, compared to 40 years ago?

    1. A20%
    2. B35%
    3. C40%
    4. D65%
45. 45Who gets the 50% of grain traded around the world?

    1. AAnimal feed and biofuel
    2. BHuman consumption
    3. CCorporate industries
    4. DFarmers
46. 46How much oil is needed to produce as much energy as 100 pairs of hands in 24 hours?

    1. A15 litres
    2. B5 litres
    3. C1 litre
    4. D8 litres
47. 47Which country's ice contains 20% of the fresh water of the whole planet?

    1. AGreenland
    2. BCanada
    3. CAlaska
    4. DRussia

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