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Solutions for Chapter 15: Population - The increasing numbers and rising problems

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Progress CheckReview Questions
Progress Check [Pages 201 - 209]

Selina solutions for Concise Biology [English] Class 10 ICSE 15 Population - The increasing numbers and rising problems Progress Check [Pages 201 - 209]

Progress Check | Q 1. | Page 201

Name the three great cultural revolutions that favoured a steep rise in population.

Progress Check | Q 2. | Page 201

Mention two areas of medical sciences which have indirectly contributed to high growth in human population.

Progress Check | Q 3. | Page 201

Is the present day human population growth following a J-shaped curve or S-shaped curve?

Progress Check | Q 4. | Page 204

Write any six factors which have contributed to a rapid rise of human population in recent times in the world.

Progress Check | Q 5. (a) | Page 204

Give the approximate figures for the population in India in million at the beginning of twentieth century.

Progress Check | Q 5. (b) | Page 204

Give the approximate figures for the population in India in million at the end of twentieth century.

Mention whether the following statements are True (T) or False (F).

Progress Check | Q 6. (i) | Page 206

Urbanisation is the enlargement of towns covering a very large area together with modern facilities.

  • True

  • False

Progress Check | Q 6. (ii) | Page 206

Rising population is leading to an increased coverage of land for raising forests.

  • True

  • False

Progress Check | Q 6. (iii) | Page 206

Coal and iron are inexhaustible resources.

  • True

  • False

Fill up the blanks by choosing the right option.

Progress Check | Q 7. (i) | Page 206

Public conveyances like buses and railways are ______.

  • necessities

  • luxuries

Progress Check | Q 7. (ii) | Page 206

Many sets of garments per member in a family is ______.

  • a necessity

  • fashion

Progress Check | Q 7. (iii) | Page 206

Petroleum is a resource of the same category as that of ______.

  • copper

  • ground water

Progress Check | Q 8. (i) | Page 207

Give Technical Terms: A statistical study of human population of a region.

Progress Check | Q 8. (ii) | Page 207

Give the technical terms for the following:

Number of deaths per 1000 people per year.

Progress Check | Q 8. (iii) | Page 207

Give the technical terms for the following:

Number of individuals per sq. km. at any given time.

Progress Check | Q 8. (iv) | Page 207

Give Technical Terms: The technical term used for the difference between birth rate and death rate in population.

Progress Check | Q 9. | Page 207

List any three consequences of high population density.

Progress Check | Q 10. | Page 208

List any five major disadvantages of having large families.

Progress Check | Q 11. | Page 208

What are the age restrictions for marriage for boys and girls respectively in India?

Progress Check | Q 12. | Page 208

What are the three aspects covered under family welfare?

State whether the following statements are True (T) or False (F). If false, write the correct word for the one which is wrong.

Progress Check | Q 13. (i) | Page 209

Some vitamin preparations prevent the release of the egg from the ovary.

  • True

  • False

Progress Check | Q 13. (ii) | Page 209

Use of a condom for contraception is a barrier method.

  • True

  • False

Progress Check | Q 13. (iii) | Page 209

IUDs prevent implantation of embryo in vagina.

  • True

  • False

Progress Check | Q 13. (iv) | Page 209

Tubectomy is performed on females.

  • True

  • False

Progress Check | Q 14. i. | Page 209

Write the full form of MTP.

Progress Check | Q 14. ii. | Page 209

In what circumstances is MTP recommended?

Review Questions [Pages 210 - 211]

Selina solutions for Concise Biology [English] Class 10 ICSE 15 Population - The increasing numbers and rising problems Review Questions [Pages 210 - 211]

MULTIPLE CHOICE TYPE (Select the most appropriate option in each case)

Review Questions | Q A. 1. | Page 210

The statistical study of human population is ___________.

  • Demography

  • Morphology

  • Etymology

  • Seismography

  • Mortality

  • Natality

  • Equality

  • Population density

  • Population growth

  • Population explosion

Review Questions | Q A. 2. | Page 210

Surgical method of sterilization in women involves cutting and tying of ______.

  • Ureter

  • Fallopian tube

  • Uterus

  • Urethra

Review Questions | Q A. 3. | Page 210

When the number of individuals added to the population exceeds the number of individuals lost, there is ______.

  • Decrease in carrying capacity

  • Exponential population growth

  • Zero population growth

  • Decrease in biotic potential

Review Questions | Q A. 4. | Page 210

The symbol of family welfare is ______.

  • Red circle

  • Green triangle

  • Red square

  • Red inverted triangle

Review Questions | Q A. 5. | Page 210

Death rate is the number of deaths ______.

  • per 1000 people per year

  • per 100 people per decade

  • per 1000 people per decade

  • per 100 people per year

Review Questions | Q A. 6. | Page 210

What was directly responsible for the rapid rise of world population in the twentieth century?

  • Better education and jobs

  • Religious and social customs

  • Better healthcare

  • Increased food production

Review Questions | Q A. 7. | Page 210

Which of the following is not a non-conventional source of energy?

  • Nuclear energy

  • Tidal energy

  • Petroleum energy

  • Wind energy

Review Questions | Q A. 8. | Page 210

Birth rate is technically termed as ______.

  • Population density

  • Natality

  • Carrying capacity

  • Mortality

Review Questions | Q A. 9. | Page 210

Which of the following is an exhaustible source of energy?

  • Fossil fuels

  • Nuclear energy

  • Solar energy

  • Wmd energy

Review Questions | Q A. 10 | Page 210

What are the age restrictions for marriage by law for boys and girls in india?

  • 18 years, 21 years

  • 21 years, 19 years

  • 21 years, 18 years

  • 18 years, 17 years

VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE

Review Questions | Q B. 1. | Page 210

Give the technical term for the statistical study of human population of a region.

Review Questions | Q B. 2. | Page 210

Name two surgical techniques (one for the human male and another for the human female) that can be used to prevent pregnancy.

Review Questions | Q C. 1. (a) | Page 210

Vasectomy is the surgical method of sterilisation in human males.

  • True

  • False

Review Questions | Q C. 1. (b) | Page 210

Tubectomy is the placing of a diaphragm on the cervix.

  • True

  • False

Review Questions | Q C. 1. (c) | Page 210

Cow was the first domesticated animal.

  • True

  • False

Review Questions | Q C. 1. (d) | Page 210

Rapidly growing industries favoured population rise

  • True

  • False

Review Questions | Q C. 1. (e) | Page 210

Present human population growth is following arithmetic progression.

  • True

  • False

Review Questions | Q C. 1. (f) | Page 210

Birth rate (natality) is the number of live births per hundred people of population per decade.

  • True

  • False

Review Questions | Q C. 1. (g) | Page 210

Tubectomy is a popular surgical method of contraception in human males.

  • True

  • False

Review Questions | Q C. 2. | Page 210
Give two advantages of a small family.
Review Questions | Q C. 3. | Page 210

List three major landmarks in human history which contributed to the sudden rise in population of the world.

Review Questions | Q C. 4. i. | Page 210
What is meant by family welfare centres?
Review Questions | Q C. 4. ii. | Page 210
What is the symbol of family welfare in our country?
Review Questions | Q C. 5. | Page 210

Sterilisation in men means preventing the flow of sperms into the seminal vesicles by cutting and ligating the vas deferens. Can there be a corresponding operation made in women? If yes, where?

Review Questions | Q C. 6. i. | Page 210

Write the full form of the following abbreviation:

IUDs

Review Questions | Q C. 6. ii. | Page 210

Write the full form of the following abbreviation:

MTP

Review Questions | Q C. 7. | Page 211

Explain briefly the relationship between poverty and population and how one affects the other.

Review Questions | Q C. 8. | Page 211

Mention two reasons for the rapid increase of population in India.

Review Questions | Q C. 9. | Page 211

Match the terms given in column A with those in column B.

  Column A   Column B
(a) Forest (i) Arithmetic progression
(b) Food (ii) Geometric progression
(c) Population (iii) Deforestation
(d) Coal (iv) Afforestation
(e) Flash floods (v) Renewable source of energy
    (vi) Non-renewable source of energy
Review Questions | Q C. 10. (a) | Page 211

Given below is a set of paired terms. The first pair indicates the relationship between the two terms. Rewrite and complete the second pair on a similar basis.

Death rate : Mortality :: Birth rate : ______.

Review Questions | Q C. 10. (b) | Page 211

Given below is a set of paired terms. The first pair indicates the relationship between the two terms. Rewrite and complete the second pair on a similar basis.

Tubectomy : Oviduct :: Vasectomy : ______.

Review Questions | Q C. 10. (c) | Page 211

Given below is a set of paired terms. The first pair indicates the relationship between the two terms. Rewrite and complete the second pair on a similar basis.

Intrauterine device : Copper-T :: Oral pills : ______.

Review Questions | Q C. 10. (d) | Page 211

Given below is a set of paired terms. The first pair indicates the relationship between the two terms. Rewrite and complete the second pair on a similar basis.

Barrier method : Diaphragms :: Surgical method : ______.

Review Questions | Q C. 10. (e) | Page 211

Given below is a set of paired terms. The first pair indicates the relationship between the two terms. Rewrite and complete the second pair on a similar basis.

Cutting down of forests : Deforestation :: Planting more trees : ______.

DESCRIPTIVE TYPE

Review Questions | Q D. 1. (a) | Page 211

Define the following term:

Population

Review Questions | Q D. 1. (b) | Page 211

Define the following term:

Population density

Review Questions | Q D. 1. (c) | Page 211

Define the following term:

Demography

Review Questions | Q D. 1. (d) | Page 211

Define the following term:

Resources

Review Questions | Q D. 1. (e) | Page 211

Define the following term:

Growth rate of population

Review Questions | Q D. 2. (a) | Page 211

Distinguish between the following pair:

Exhaustible and Inexhaustible resources.

Review Questions | Q D. 2. (b) | Page 211

Distinguish between the following pair:

Conventional and Non-conventional sources of energy.

Review Questions | Q D. 2. (c) | Page 211

Distinguish between the following pair:

Natality and Mortality.

Review Questions | Q D. 2. (d) | Page 211

Distinguish between the following pair:

Tubectomy and Vasectomy.

Review Questions | Q D. 2. (e) | Page 211

Distinguish between the following pair:

Deforestation and Afforestation.

Review Questions | Q D. 3. | Page 211

What do you mean by the 3Rs in the context of sustainable development?

Review Questions | Q D. 4. | Page 211

Our resources cannot keep pace with the rising population. Give three examples in support of this statement.

Review Questions | Q D. 5. | Page 211

How can the knowledge of the process of reproduction help people in limiting the size of their families? Give two concrete examples.

Review Questions | Q D. 6. | Page 211

What is the idea behind the phrase “population explosion”?

Review Questions | Q E. 1. | Page 211

Given below are hypothetical figures in regard to population (in crores) of two countries A and B during the last three decades.

Country 1971 1981 1991
A 6.4 9.6 10.6
B 15.7 15.7 15.3

Fill in the blanks:

  1. Rate of growth of population of country ______ has declined between years ______ and ______.
  2. The country ______ shows negative population growth between years ______ shows negative population growth between years ______.
  3. The country ______ shows zero population growth between years ______ and ______.
Review Questions | Q E. 2. | Page 211

Observe the diagrams (A) and (B) given below and answer the following questions.

  1. Label the parts 1 to 5.
  2. What does figure A depict?
  3. What does figure B depict?
  4. Comment on P and Q.
  5. Mention one function each of part 2 and 4.

Solutions for 15: Population - The increasing numbers and rising problems

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Selina solutions for Concise Biology [English] Class 10 ICSE chapter 15 - Population - The increasing numbers and rising problems - Shaalaa.com

Selina solutions for Concise Biology [English] Class 10 ICSE chapter 15 - Population - The increasing numbers and rising problems

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Concepts covered in Concise Biology [English] Class 10 ICSE chapter 15 Population - The increasing numbers and rising problems are World Population Through the Ages, Rapid Rise in Population, Population Control, A Highly Simplified Model of Population Growth, Factors Responsible for Population Explosion in India, Consequences of Urbanisation, Problems of Over Population, Population, Rising Population - Pressure on Natural Resources, Terms Related to the Population, Family Planning, Population Explosion - Rising Population a Global Threat, Population Growth, World Population Through the Ages, Rapid Rise in Population, Population Control, A Highly Simplified Model of Population Growth, Factors Responsible for Population Explosion in India, Consequences of Urbanisation, Problems of Over Population, Population, Rising Population - Pressure on Natural Resources, Terms Related to the Population, Family Planning, Population Explosion - Rising Population a Global Threat, Population Growth.

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