Class 08 Social Science Geography Human Resources CBSE Questions & Answers
Class 8 · Social Science Geography Human Resources
This is Social Science class 08 Social Science Geography Human Resources CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
Give one example where countries with stable governments tend to have denser populations
- AGermany
- BEgypt
- CSingaporeCorrect
- DIndia
2
Cite an example where religious or cultural activities tend to attract more people
- AOsaka
- BSahara
- CMumbai
- DJerusalemCorrect
3
Cite example to show that people usually avoid extreme climates
- ANile in Egypt
- BVatican City
- CJerusalem
- DPolar regions of RussiaCorrect
4
Give reasons as to why Alaska in North America is more populated.
- ADue to the availability of Water
- BDue to the availability of mineral resourcesCorrect
- CDue to the excellent transport facilities
- DDue to the fertile soils suitable for agriculture
5
Osaka in Japan and Mumbai in India are two densely populated areas. Give reason
- AThese areas are topographically favourable.
- BThey are industrial belts providing large employment opportunitiesCorrect
- CThese are areas with excellent climatic conditions
- DThese are areas of religious significance
6
Population change refer to
- AThe way in which people are spread across the earth?s surface
- BThe change in the number of people living in a particular area.Correct
- CThe number of people living per square unit of area.
- DThe age- sex composition of a country.
7
Pick out from the following, the apt definition for natural growth rate.
- AThe age- sex composition of a country.
- BThe difference between the birth rate and the death rate of a countryCorrect
- CThe way in which people are spread across the earth?s surface
- DThe number of people living per square unit of area.
8
Life expectancy refer to
- AThe number of years that an average person can expect to liveCorrect
- BThe number of working people in the country
- CThe number of illiterate and uneducated people in the country
- DThe number of literate people in the country
9
Birth rate refer to
- AThe number of infants died per 1,000 people
- BThe number of deaths per 1,000 people
- CThe number of live births per 1,000 peopleCorrect
- DThe number of people moving from one place to another
10
The number of deaths per 1,000 people refer to
- AMigration
- BPopulation change
- CBirth Rate
- DDeath rateCorrect
11
The movement of people in and out of an area is referred to as
- ABirth Rate
- BMigrationCorrect
- CPopulation density
- DDeath rate
12
Analyse the image given below and infer

- APopulation increaseCorrect
- BPopulation stays the same
- CPopulation decrease
- DNone of the above
13
What does the following image infer?

- ABalanced population
- BDecrease in populationCorrect
- CIncrease in population
- DAll of the above
14
A population pyramid
- AShows the difference between the birth rate and death rate
- BShows the structure of population with respect to their age
- CShows the percent of males and females in a country with there are groupsCorrect
- DThe number of years that an average person can expect to live
15
If the birth rate is high and the death rate is low in a country then the population pyramid will
- ANarrow at the base
- BNot narrow rapidly towards the topCorrect
- CNot narrow at the base
- DNarrow rapidly towards the top