What is the total number of inhabitants of an area at a given time called?
Correct answer A. Population
Topic / 32 questions
Population Growth MCQs cover demography, the causes and effects of rising population, and the theories used to explain it, such as Malthusian theory and demographic transition. They are useful for CSS, PMS, PPSC and sociology lecturer tests. Each question shows an instant answer, helping you revise definitions, theorists and Pakistan-related population facts.
Correct answer A. Population
Correct answer C. Low-cost labour
Correct answer B. 33
Correct answer C. Controlling Population
Correct answer D. All of the above
Correct answer B. 75
Correct answer A. Japan
Correct answer D. Low birth rates and low death rates
Correct answer A. Pretransition stage
Correct answer D. Increases in the age of marriage and the age at which childbearing begins
Correct answer A. Chronic degenerative diseases such as cancer heart disease and strokes
Correct answer B. 71
Correct answer A. It is a social category which has real effects on people lives
Correct answer B. 35 years
Correct answer B. Improved technology
Correct answer D. All of the above
Correct answer B. Its resources fail to cope with its requirement
Correct answer B. 2004 census
Correct answer A. Both a and b
Correct answer C. Deindustrialisation
This topic links sociology with demography. Questions define basic terms such as total population of an area, ask what Thomas Malthus proposed as checks on population, and explore the relationship between population growth and economic growth. Several items focus on Pakistan, including its population at independence and the opportunity offered by a large young population, often called a demographic dividend. Others compare life expectancy across countries and discuss global trends. Understanding the logic of demographic transition helps you reason through unfamiliar options.
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Thomas Robert Malthus argued that population tends to grow geometrically while food supply grows only arithmetically. He believed this would lead to famine, disease and other positive checks unless people used preventive checks, especially moral restraint such as delaying marriage.
A demographic dividend is the economic growth potential that arises when a country has a large share of working-age people compared with dependants. It is realised only if the young workforce is educated, healthy and employed, which is why it features in discussions about Pakistan.
There are 32 Population Growth MCQs on MCQs360, each with an instant answer and free to practise with no sign-up. Pair them with the Aging in Pakistan and Immigration Issues topics, which explore related demographic questions.
Last reviewed October 2026