26 Distribution is the arrangement of
people according to their
A. Gender.
B. Geographical location.
C. Ethnic
D. Mother tongue.
27. Geographical location may be
A. Urban and rural.
B. Muslim non Muslim.
C. Social and backward.
D. Backward and advance.
28. We can also use
distribution in the sense of
A. Sample and Population.
B. Composition and structure.
C. Statistics and parameter.
D. Regression and correlation.
29. Types of Demography
A. Two.
B. Three
C. Four.
D. Five.
30. Four types of Demography are:
(i). Descriptive
Demography
(ii). Analytical
Demography
(iii). Comparative
Demography
A. Statistical demography
B. Mathematical demography.
C. Physical demography
D. Historical Demography
31. Descriptive Demography deals with the census and
A. Registration statistics.
B. General statistics.
C. Gender statistics.
D. Population statistics.
32. Analytical Demography deals with rates ratios and analysis of
A. Population.
B. Collected data.
C. Universe.
D. General phenomena.
33. Comparative Demography deals with the study of different aspects
of population and also their comparison at two different points of
A. Scale.
B. Time
and places.
C. Measurements.
D. Graph.
34. Historical Demography deals with the history of population
development and also deals with the history of population in the period before
population statistics were
A. Not available.
B. Available but not reliable
C.
Available.
D. Confusing.
35. In Demography the population means
A. National Population.
B. Male Population
C. Human
Population.
D. District
Population.
36. A group of persons having some common
Demographic characteristics i.e age, birth.
A. Cohort.
B. Population.
C.
Community,
D.
Urban,
37. Birth cohort is the number of persons born during the same.
A. Month.
B. Year.
C. Day.
D.
Decade.
38. Marriage cohort is the number or group of persons who married in
the same.
A. Month.
B. Year.
C. Day.
D. Decade
39. Labour force cohort is the group of person who entered in to the
labor force during the same year.
A.
Month
B. Day.
C. Year.
D.
Decade
40. In Demography when are use simple cohort, it means we
referring.
A. Marriage
Cohort.
B. Female Cohort.
C. Male
Cohort.
D. Birth cohort.
41. Birth cohort is also known as
A.
Generation.
B.
Nation.
C.
Group.
D. Male
cohort.
42. The population of a locality is the aggregate of survivors of
different
A.
Ages.
B.
Male Population.
C.
Birth Cohorts.
D.
Time.
43. Survivors mean people alive at the time
of
A.
Study.
B. Birth days.
C.
Census.
D. Registration.
44. The total population is the sum of different
A. National
population.
B. Male
population.
C. Female
population.
D. Cohort population.
45. In case of Demography there are two basic approaches i.e Cohort
Approach and
A. Period
approach.
B. Characteristic
approach.
C. Local approach.
D. International approach.
46. In cohort approach we study the particular cohort (Birth cohort)
at that time when all the persons of that cohort died, and then we study the
different characteristics of that cohort so we study population
A. Age
wise.
B. Population
wise.
C. Race
wise
D. Cohort Wise.
47. Cohort approach needs more
A. Time.
B. Money.
C. Force.
D. Action.
48. Cohort approach is
A. Easy.
B. Time saving.
C. Difficult.
D. Costly.
49. Cohort approach gives
A. Bad results.
B. Good results.
C. 100%
response.
D. No
response.
50. In period approach we study the total population, which is the
sum of total cohort at given
A. Period
of time.
B. Place.
C. Distribution.
D. Subject.
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