This document provides a review for a test on development topics. It includes vocabulary definitions, questions to answer about causes of overpopulation, population statistics, and a review of the Baldicers simulation game. Key points covered are definitions of terms like malnutrition, urban and rural, explanations of factors that contribute to overpopulation, and population data for the world and United States.

1. Development Unit ReviewUse this slideshow to review for the test. Answer the questions as best you can on your own. Then click or use your arrow key to check your answers and use the information to prepare for the test.

2. Vocab ReviewYou should know and be able use the following vocabulary words.*Study: Vocab Flashcards

3. Define: MalnutritionLack of healthy food that leads to physical harm

4. Define: Abject PovertyExtreme poverty. Very very poor. Earning less than $1 a day.

5. Define: RuralArea in the countryside

6. Define: UrbanArea in the city

7. Define: Subsistence FarmingGrowing food to feed a family

8. Define: Commercial FarmingGrowing food in large quantities to sell

9. Define: InflationWhen prices go up ongoods over time

10. Could you put the following information into a bar graph?Y AXIS: Number of dogs5 dogs are Bichons (That’s Ms. C’s dog)

11. 7 dogs are Terriers

12. 10 dogs are Black Labs (That’s Ms. S’s dog)

13. 1 dog is a Poodle

14. 12 dogs are PitbullsX AXIS: Type of dogs

15. PopulationStudy:Causes of Overpopulation Notes

16. World Population video sheet

17. World Population Atlas Activity

18. Village of 100What are 6 causes of overpopulation? You should also be able to explain how they could cause overpopulation…High birthrates/Low deathratesReligious reasonsMigrationHungerLow status of womenLack of education

19. Which of the following is the single greatest contributor to overpopulation?High birthrates/low deathratesReligious reasonsMigrationHungerLow status of womenLack of education

20. What is theU.S.population?300 millionWhat is the world population?6.8 billionWhat % of population growth is in developing countries? 98%

21. At the end of the World Population video, why were there places in the world that were NOT inhabited?

22. Too cold, too dry/hot, mountains, desert, and rainforest.

23. If the world were shrunk into a village of 100…Where would most people be from?How many would be non-white?How many would suffer from malnutrition?ASIA7450