POPULATION IN SPAIN

Which was the Spanish population in 1910?

• 40 millions of inhabitants

• 30 millions of inhabitants

• 15 millions of inhabitants

• 20 millions of inhabitants

Which was the Spanish population in 2010?

• 47 millions of inhabitants

• 27 millions of inhabitants

• 37 millions of inhabitants

• 17 millions of inhabitants

Why has population grown?

• Because of births

• Because of immigration

• Because of births and immigration

• Because not so many people died

In which year did Spanish birth rate (natalidad) stop growing?

• It stopped growing in 2010

• It stopped growing in 1920

• It stopped growing in 1970

• It stopped growing in 2000

What is the natural increase (saldo natural o crecimiento natural) of a population?

• It is the addition of births and deaths

• It is the difference between births and deaths

• It is the addition of emigration and immigration

• It is the difference between emigration and immigration

How is the natural increase in Spain?

• It is negative, because there are more deaths than births

• It is positive, because there are more births than deaths

Who has, on average (de media), more life expectancy (esperanza de vida) in Spain ?

• Men in Spain normally live longer than women

• Women in Spain normally live longer than men

Which is the current (actual) life expectancy in Spain?

• 86 years old

• 82 years old

• 70 years old

• 90 years old

Is Spanish population an ageing population? (población envejecida)

• Yes, because old population is bigger than young population

• No, because young population is bigger than old population