1) Number of people living in an area e.g. UK is 260 people per sq km. a) Natural increase b) Population density c) Push factors 2) The natural growth of a population due to the number of births exceeding deaths. a) Pull factors b) Ageing population c) Natural increase 3) An increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas. a) Megacities b) Urbanisation c) Push factors 4) Cities that have a population of over 10 million e.g. New York. a) Megacities b) Squatter settlements c) Urbanisation 5) A factor that encourages people to leave the place which they live e.g. war. a) Push factors b) Pull factors c) Brain drain 6) A factor which attracts people to move to a new place e.g. employment opportunities. a) Push factors b) Brain drain c) Pull factors 7) The emigration of highly trained or qualified people from a particular country. a) Brain drain b) Pull factors c) Push factors 8) When the average age of the population is rising e.g. in 2020 the average age = 40. a) Natural increase b) Ageing population c) Urbanisation 9) An area of poor-quality housing, lacking in amenities such as water supply, sewerage and electricity. a) Urbanisation b) Squatter settlements c) Megacities 10) Upper course is the first stretch of a river… a) starting at the bottom, with a gentle gradient and a wide and deep channel. b) starting at the source, with a steep gradient and a narrow and shallow channel.

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