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1The number of births in the UK exceeds the number of deaths.
- ATrue
- BFalse
2Has the death rate in the last 60 years...
- ADeclined
- BIncreased
3in 1851 the life expectancy in England and Wales was...
- A40 for males and 44 for females.
- B50 for males and 52 for females.
4were there more women aged 90 and over than men?
- ATrue
- BFalse
5How long will children born in 2013, on average, live for?
- AFemales: 82.6 and males: 78.7
- BFemales: 90.3 and males: 87.6
6who came up with the six factors to explain the fall in the death rate?
- AMcKeown (1976)
- BHakim (2010)
- CGillespie (2003)
7the introduction of the maternity care services played a part in the fall of the death rate.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8when was the National Health Service (NHS) introduced?
- AIn 1987.
- BIn 1948.
- CIn 1960.
9is the ageing population growing?
- AYes
- BNo
10the elderly are often interpreted as an economic liability to both family members and the state.
- ATrue
- BFalse
11what are the three major reasons why Britain is experiencing an ageing population?
- AThe rise in life expectancy, the decline in the death rate, the decline in the fertility rate.
- BThe introduction of the NHS, the decline in the death rate, more economic stability.
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- Quiz on 4.3 255 259, created by Elle White on 10/02/2017.
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