Chapter 2: The Demographic Structure of Indian Society
1 / 50
Main source of demographic data in India is:
2 / 50
Demographic structure includes:
3 / 50
Which theory explains imbalance between population and food?
4 / 50
Which is a social effect of population growth?
5 / 50
Old age group is:
6 / 50
Youth population is:
7 / 50
High dependency ratio means:
8 / 50
Demography helps in:
9 / 50
Census provides:
10 / 50
Sex ratio decline indicates:
11 / 50
High infant mortality indicates:
12 / 50
Which factor improves life expectancy?
13 / 50
Population explosion means:
14 / 50
Low death rate leads to:
15 / 50
High fertility leads to:
16 / 50
Which affects population growth?
17 / 50
Population growth rate is:
18 / 50
Literacy means:
19 / 50
Economic density refers to:
20 / 50
Agricultural density refers to:
21 / 50
Arithmetic density refers to:
22 / 50
Which is a demographic indicator?
23 / 50
Migration refers to:
24 / 50
Dependent population includes:
25 / 50
Working population age group is:
26 / 50
Negative growth occurs when:
27 / 50
Replacement level refers to:
28 / 50
Population density means:
29 / 50
Preventive checks include:
30 / 50
Positive checks include:
31 / 50
Food production grows in:
32 / 50
According to Malthus, population grows in:
33 / 50
Malthusian theory was given by:
34 / 50
Demographic dividend occurs when:
35 / 50
Dependency ratio refers to:
36 / 50
Age structure refers to:
37 / 50
Sex ratio is:
38 / 50
Life expectancy means:
39 / 50
Maternal Mortality Rate refers to deaths of:
40 / 50
Infant Mortality Rate refers to deaths of:
41 / 50
Fertility rate refers to:
42 / 50
Death rate refers to:
43 / 50
Birth rate refers to:
44 / 50
Census is conducted in India every:
45 / 50
Which is NOT a demographic process?
46 / 50
Social demography focuses on:
47 / 50
Formal demography deals with:
48 / 50
‘Demos’ means:
49 / 50
The term ‘demography’ is derived from which language?
50 / 50
What is demography?
Your score is
The average score is 0%
