Unit Two Quizs: Population

Depend

• To be independent and self-sufficient

• Relying on something else; for example, a plant is dependent on sunlight to grow.

• To ignore external factors and act alone

• To be free from reliance on others

Policy

• A rule or plan made by a group or government to guide their decisions and actions.

• A suggestion made by an individual without any formal authority.

• A document outlining the financial status of an organization.

• A set of guidelines for personal conduct in a workplace.

Rate

• The amount of time taken to complete a task.

• How quickly something happens or changes, like the speed of a car or how fast you complete a task.

• The total distance traveled by a vehicle.

• The average speed of a person walking.

Factor

• A variable that can change in an experiment

• A situation that cannot be influenced

• Something that can influence or affect a situation, like climate is a factor of where people live.

• An unchangeable element in a scenario

Pronatal

• Something that encourages or supports having more children or a higher birth rate.

• A policy that restricts immigration to control population growth.

• An initiative aimed at reducing the birth rate in a country.

• A term used to describe the aging population and its challenges.

Capacity

• The maximum amount that something can contain

• A measure of weight

• The total area of a surface

• The speed at which something moves

pro-

• “against” or “opposed to”

• “forward” or “in favor of”

• “neutral” or “indifferent”

• “backward” or “in opposition to”

anti-

• which means 'against' or 'opposite'

• which means 'for' or 'support'

• which means 'similar' or 'alike'

• which means 'neutral' or 'indifferent'

Access

• To be able to use, enter, or get near something

• To restrict entry to a location

• To analyze data from a distance

• To create a barrier around an area

Antinatal

• Something that encourages having children or a higher birth rate.

• Something that discourages or opposes having children or a lower birth rate.

• A term used to describe prenatal care and support.

• A policy that promotes population growth.