MCQ 12

76. Digital preference is a source of

A.    Response error.

B.    Random error.

C.    Sampling error.

D.    Standard error

77.  The most frequently used growth rate is

                A.    Arithmetic growth rate.

                B.      Geographic growth rate

C.     Geometric growth rate.

D.     Annual growth rate.

78.    The quality of the data is likely to be poorer in

A.      Sample survey.

B.      Registration system.

C.      Census.

D.      Dejure system.

79.     Gives permanent picture of population.

               A.       Defecto system of census.

               B.       Sample survey.

               C.       Cluster sampling

               D.      Dejure system of census.

80.   Can be used to get political and civil rights.

              A.     Dejure system of census.

              B.     Registration system.

             C.      Defecto system of census.

             D.     Simple random sampling.

81.   The time gape between occurrence of an event and its registration is called

                A.     Time pause.

B.      Time lapse.

C.      Time jump.

D.      Time space.

82.     When a respondent does not remember the actual information is called

                   A.     Memory lapse.

                   B.      Information lapse.

                   C.      Response lapse.

   D.      Recall lapse.

83.    A group of persons related by blood or marriage or adoption and living in a same house is called

  A.      Family.

  B.      A house hold.

  C.      A relationship.

  D.     Living group.

84.  A group of persons living in a house having together arrangement of meals etc is called

A.      Family.

B.      A house hold.

C.      A relationship.

D.     Living group.

         

85. When a part of population is counted double or not counted in the census or sample survey is called

               A.      Sampling error.

               B.      Response error.

       C.      Error of coverage.

       D.     Mathematical error.

86. Response error is that which is committed by

                A.     Interviewer.

B.      Respondent.

C.      Computer.

B.      Unintentionally.

87.  The person who reports the occurrence of the event

               A.      Spectator.

               B.      Informant.

               C.      Reporter.

               D.      Eye witness.

88.  The graph of cumulative distribution is called

A.      An ogive.

B.      Time graph.

C.      Polar graph.

D.     Non polar graph.

89.  The process of collection, compiling, evaluating, analysis, and publishing, demographic, social and economic data about the entire population of well defined territory at specified time is called

                A.      Registration.

B.      Population census.

C.      Defecto system of census.

D.     Dejure system of census.

90. The graphical form, in which the age sex distribution of a population can be most clearly represented is known as

                   A.      Pyramid.

                   B.      Age sex graph.

                   C.      Polar graph of population.

                   D.     Population pyramid.

91.  A ratio which is calculated by taking the number of children in the age group 0-4 ( both sex combined ) and dividing it by the number of women at the reproductive ages(Radix 1000)

                   A.      Sex ratio.

                   B.      Child women ratio.

                   C.      GRR.

                   D.     NRR.

92.    Reproductive ages, usually taken as the age

                   A.      14 to 43.

                   B.      15 to 49.

   C.      15 to 44.

   D.     16 to 46

93.  In countries where the birth registration system is inadequate, one can use as a rough measure of fertility.

  A.              Child women ratios

  B.               Standardized birth rate.

  C.               Crude birth rate.

  D.              Vital index.

94.    Mortality could be measured by dividing the number of death under age one during the year by the estimate midyear population aged under one.

                   A.      Child mortality.

                   B.      Infant mortality.

                   C.      Zero age mortality

   D.     Under one year mortality.

95.   The number of persons in population who are not economically active for every hundred economically active person in that population

                   A.      Unemployment ratio.

                   B.      Employment ratio.

                   C.      Dependency ratio.

                   D.     Economic ratio.

96.  The number of persons who died in a certain year divided by the population of the same age in the middle of that year

                   A.      Year specific mortality.

                   B.      Age specific mortality.

                   C.      Group specific mortality.

                   D.     Gender specific mortality.

97.   The term used in demography, to indicate the actual number of children born alive

                   A.      Fertility.

                   B.      Infant birth rate.

                   C.      Growth.

                   D.     Increase.

98.  Age under one year is recorded as

                A.      Half year.

B.      Zero years.

C.      One year.

D.     Sometimes one and sometimes zero years.

99. The ratio of the number of male to the number of female in the given population is termed as

                   A.      Gender ratio.

                   B.      Spouse ratio.

                   C.      Sex distribution ratio.

   D.     Sex-ratio.

   

100.  The ratio of the total birth to the total death in a population (radix 100)

                   A.      Crude death rate.

                   B.      Overall growth rate.

                   C.      Vital index.

                   D.     Crude birth rate.

 

76	A	77	C	78	B	79	D	80	A
81	B	82	D	83	A	84	B	85	C
86	B	87	B	88	A	89	B	90	D
91	B	92	C	93	A	94	B	95	C
96	B	97	A	98	B	99	D	100	C