76. In a number of developing countries female
mortality is higher than the male mortality at ages I to 4 and
A. at 25 to
35.
B. In peak
child bearing ages.
C. In the
end of child bearing ages.
D. at 15 to
25.
77. Demographers require suitable mortality
rates to carry out
A.
Mathematical calculations.
B. Solutions.
C. Different
ways.
D. Population
projections.
78. If
the total deaths during a particular period are subdivided by cause, than the
proportion of the total deaths which are due to specific causes are called
A. Cause
specific death formulae.
B. Cause
specific death ratios.
C. Cause specific
death calculations.
D. Cause
specific death changes.
79. The tests based on
the assumption that the sampled populations are approximately normal with equal
variances are called
A. Normal variance parametric tests.
B. Non parametric tests
C. Parametric
tests.
D. Normal tests
80. A test that is performed without any
restrictive assumptions about the form of the population distribution and
associated parameters is called
A. Normal variance parametric tests.
B.
Non parametric tests
C. Parametric
tests.
D. Normal tests
81. 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
( Pt - Po ) = B - D + I - E
A. Life table equation.
B. The balancing equation.
C. The birth and death equation.
D. Population equqtion.
82. Some countries publish a book which includes
the most important tabulation of demographic data from various sources as well
as a brief description of these countries.
A. History
book.
B. Year book.
C. Hand book.
D. Demographic
book
83. The main sources of information concerning fertility are birth
registration system and
A. Demographic surveys
B. Population census
C. Stratified sampling.
D. Questionnaire
84. Methods of Intercensal estimates.
Component method, Logistic curve and
A.
Mathematical method
B.
Systematic curve.
C.
Methods of moments.
D.
Physical method.
85. The graphical
representation of population by age and sex is called
A. An ogive.
B. Pie graph.
C. Logistic
curve.
D. Population
pyramid.
86. In population pyramid ages are marked off on
the
A. X-axis with 0
at the origin.
B. Y-axis with
0 at the origin.
C. The polar co
ordinates.
D. Y-axis with
1 at the origin.
87. Male population totals for various age groups
are shown on the negative side of and the corresponding female population
totals on the positive side of the x-axis.
A. In life
table graph.
B. In
population pyramid.
C. In pie
chart.
D. In an ogive.
88. The population pyramid itself consists of horizontal
bars on the male and female sides,
A. 17 bars.
B. 20 bars.
C. 18 bars.
D. 19 bars.
89. In the population pyramid, the height of
each bar represents the age group and the length shows
A. Female
population in that age group.
B. The
population in that age group.
C. Male
population in that age group.
D. Infant population in that age group.
90. Ratio is calculated by taking the number of
males in a population and dividing it by the number of females.
A. Female.
B. Male.
C. Person.
D. Sex.
91. The sex ratio is expressed as the number of
males per
A. 1000
females.
B. 100
females.
C. 10
females.
D. 10000
females.
92. Lighter female mortality causes the sex ratio
to fall steadily with
A. Increasing age.
B. Decreasing age.
C. Increasing
population.
D. Decreasing
population.
93. If infant and childhood mortality have been
particularly high in one country, what will provide an underestimate of the
fertility levels prevalent in that country?
A. Net
reproduction rate.
B. GRR.
C. The child
women ratio.
D. CBR.
94. The difference between crude birth and crude
death rate is called
A. Crude rate
of natural increase.
B. Net
reproduction rate.
C. Crude
difference rate.
D. Crude
increase rate.
95. Rate for males at
given age is the proportion of the male population of that age who are
classified being member of the labour force.
A. The male
participation rate.
B. The male
proportion rate.
C.
The labour force participation rate.
D. The male
proportion participation rate.
96. The number of persons per square mile or
kilometer is called
A. Density of
population.
B. Density of area.
C. Volume of
population.
D. Volume of
area.
97. Density of population is rather a misleading
indicator of population distribution, since countries are
A. Not
uniformly educated.
B. Not
uniformly developed.
C. Not
uniformly irrigated.
D. Not
uniformly inhabitant.
98. (a). The probability of dying within one year
of persons at each age.
(b).
The average number of years a new born infant can expect to live.
(c).
The average number of years of life remaining to a person of any age.
The above mentioned
factors that can be determined with a
A. Formula.
B. Table.
C. Current life table.
D.
Classic rules.
99. The selected number
of persons at the first age in the life table is
A. Terminal of
life table.
B. Multiplier
of life table.
C. Initiator of life table.
D. Radix of the
life table.
100. In life table the
selected age is usually
A. 1.
B. 100.
C. 0.
D. 11.
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