Module 11: European Population

What is the average life expectancy in Europe?

• 86 years
• 40 years
• 50 years
• 74 years

What is the main reason for high population densities in some European countries?

• Geographical location
• High birth rate
• High life expectancy
• Low temperatures

What is the main cause of the high population density in some European countries?

• Geographical location
• High birth rate
• Low temperatures
• High life expectancy

Which European countries have the lowest population densities?

• The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, UK
• Iceland, Norway, Finland, Sweden
• The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany
• Greece, Norway, Finland, Sweden

What is the relationship between population density and geographical location in Europe?

• Cannot be determined
• Countries in the north have higher population densities
• There is no relationship
• Countries in the south have higher population densities

What is the population density of Norway?

• Cannot be determined
• 100 inhabitants/km2
• 86 inhabitants/km2
• 500 inhabitants/km2

What is the population density of Belgium?

• 100 inhabitants/km2
• 500 inhabitants/km2
• Cannot be determined
• 86 inhabitants/km2

What is the main cause of the ageing population in Europe?

• Low birth rate
• Low life expectancy
• High birth rate
• High life expectancy

What is the growth rate of the European population?

• Negative
• Cannot be determined
• Positive
• Zero

What is the population density of the Netherlands?

• Cannot be determined
• 86 inhabitants/km2
• 500 inhabitants/km2
• 100 inhabitants/km2