51. The advantages of
system includes the completeness of coverage , accuracy ,contact with
individual if required and the possibility of drawing specific samples of
population.
A. Registration
system.
B. Dejure system
of census.
C. Defecto system
of census.
D. Drawing
system.
52. One disadvantage of registration system is that,
it requires high cost to set up and maintain.
A. False.
B. True.
C. Not necessary
everywhere.
D. Ambiguous.
53. The term is generally used for inter censal
periods or immediate post censal periods when there is high degree of
confidence that the results obtained are likely to be very close to the actual
figures at the time.
A. Estimate.
B. Interpolation.
C. Forecast.
D. Projection.
54. The term indicates
that the future population trends are unknown and the figures quoted for the
future years are meant as an indication of what future population would be if
certain likely rates of mortality, fertility and migration were to apply.
A. Forecast.
B. Projection.
C.
Extrapolation.
D. Future.
55. (a).
Its present number.
(b).
Its age sex composition.
(c).
Fertility levels.
(d).
Mortality levels.
(e).
Net migration.
The above information is necessary for determination of
A.
Life
table for a population.
B.
General
fertility rate for population.
C.
The
size of population at any future time.
D.
NRR.
56. Fertility replacement ≡ NRR=
A. 0.
B. 1.
C. -1.
D. 2.
57. The process of reaching decisions on the
sampling technique to be employed.
A. General
design.
B. Systematic
design.
C. Sample
design.
D. Population
design.
58. An international
population research programme designed to determine current fertility levels
throughout the World.
A. The World
fertility test.
B. The World
fertility research programme.
C. The World
fertility current levels.
D. The World
fertility survey.
59. The survey began in
1972 and is being undertaken by the International Statistical Institute with
collaboration of the U.N and is co-operation with the International Union for
the Scientific Study of Population.
A. The World
fertility test.
B. The World
fertility survey.
C. The World
fertility survey levels.
D. The World
fertility research surveys.
60. The methods of
testing the accuracy of demographic data usually fall under the one of the
following headings.
(a).
Conducting a post enumeration quality check.
(b). Checking the internal consistency of the
data, either on an individual record basis or on an aggregative basis for the
tabulated data.
(c).
comparing the data with some other body of data to check the
plausibility of the data being tested.
A. False.
B. True.
C. All are true
except (c).
D. All are false
except (a)
61. 1. Sponsorship, 2.Territoriality,
3.Universility, 4.Simultanety, 5. Unit,
6.Confidentiality, 7. Periodicity, 8.comparabiolity, 9.Compilation and
publication, 10 .Repeatability.
A. Features of
modern census.
B. Features of old census.
C. Features
of registration system.
D. Features
of modern registration system.
62. In life assurance tables age is sometimes
used
A. 11.
B. 05.
C. 15.
D. 20.
63. In case of census
methods of enumerations are
The canvasser method and
A.
The
questionnaire method.
B.
The
survey method.
C.
The
house holder method.
D.
Direct
interview.
64. The sequence of changes that are brought
about in a population due to the interplay of demographic events.
A. The natural
demographic process.
B. Demographic
process.
C. Demographic
stages.
D. Vital
changes.
65. To estimate the population for any year
between two censuses.
A.
Interpolation.
B. Middle
estimates.
C. Middlism.
D. Intercensal
estimates.
66 To estimate the population for the current
year following the latest complete census.
A.
Extrapolation.
B. Futurism.
C. Post censal
estimate.
D. Forecast.
67. To estimate the population for the year shall
to come in future.
A. Population projection.
B. Futurism.
C. Post censal
estimate.
D. Forecast.
68. Methods of
Intercensal estimates.
Component method, Mathematical method and
A.
Logistic
curve.
B.
Systematic
curve.
C.
Methods of moments.
D.
Physical method.
69. The
balancing equation: The most basic method of analysis in demography is the
decomposition of population change ( Pt
- Po ) into its
components ( B, D, I, E ) which may be expressed by the fundamental balancing
equation
( Pt - Po ) = B - D + I - E
With dejure population
A. Only immigrants should be used.
B. Only emigrants should be used.
C. No comments.
A. Only immigrants and emigrants should be
used.
70.
The balancing equation: The most basic method of analysis in demography
is the decomposition of population change ( Pt - Po ) into its components ( B, D, I, E )
which may be expressed by the fundamental balancing equation
( Pt
- Po ) = B - D +
I - E
With defecto populations
A. Only immigrants should be used.
B. Only emigrants should be used.
C. Total arrival and departure should be used.
D. Only immigrants and emigrants should be
used.
71.
The balancing equation: The most basic method of analysis in demography
is the decomposition of population change ( Pt - Po ) into its components ( B, D, I, E )
which may be expressed by the fundamental balancing equation
( Pt
- Po ) = B - D +
I - E
Where
Pt
= Population at the end of
the period.
Po
= Population at the
beginning of the period.
B
= Birth during period.
D =
Death during period.
I
= Immigrants during period.
E = Emigrants during period.
With dejure population
A. Travelers should not be ignored.
B. Travelers being ignored
C. Travelers should be some times ignored.
D. No comments.
72. Four
types of Demography are:
(i). Descriptive
Demography
(ii). Analytical
Demography
(iii). Historical
Demography
A. Statistical demography
B.
Mathematical demography.
C.
Physical demography
D.
Comparative Demography
73. Formal Demography is confined to the study of
Changes and
A.
Components of population variables
B.
Parameters.
C.
Constants.
D.
Statistics.
74. In case of census methods of enumerations are
the house holder method and
A.
The
questionnaire method.
B.
The
survey method.
C.
The canvasser method
D.
Direct
interview.
75. In an abridged life table, the principles
are just same as for complete life table but the unit of time, instead of being
a year, may for example
A. A century.
B. Six
months.
C. A decade.
D. Two years.
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51
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A
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52
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B
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53
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A
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54
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B
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55
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C
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56
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B
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57
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C
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58
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D
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59
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B
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60
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B
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61
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A
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62
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A
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63
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C
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64
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B
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65
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D
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66
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C
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67
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A
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A
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69
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D
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70
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C
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71
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D
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73
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A
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74
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C
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