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The document discusses population pyramids and groups countries into categories based on similar pyramid structures. It includes a key of 16 countries with their population pyramid diagrams. Countries are grouped into 6 categories based on similarities in their population distributions: Group A includes Afghanistan, Mozambique and Uganda; Group B includes Bangladesh and Haiti; Group C includes India and the USA; Group D includes Brazil, China, and Iran; Group E includes South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand; Group F includes Germany, Italy and Japan. Teachers are instructed to have students sort the countries into groups based on similar pyramid characteristics and make guesses about which countries are represented.
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- 2. 1 3 2 4
- 3. 5 7 6 8
- 4. 9 10 11 12
- 5. 13 15 14 16
- 6. Possible groups • 1, 11, 15 • 2,6 • 7,16 • 3,4, 8 • 12, 13, 14 • 5, 9, 10
- 7. Possible groups • 1, 11, 15 • Afghanistan, Mozambique Uganda • 2,6 • 7,16 • 3,4, 8 • Bangladesh, Haiti • India, USA • Brazil, China, Iran • 12, 13, 14 • 5, 9, 10 • S Korea, Taiwan, Thailand • Germany, Italy, Japan
- 8. Group A
- 9. Group B
- 10. Group C
- 11. Group D
- 12. Group E
- 13. Group F
- 14. Possible groups • 1, 11, 15 • Afghanistan, Mozambique Uganda • 2,6 • 7,16 • 3,4, 8 • Bangladesh, Haiti • India, USA • Brazil, China, Iran • 12, 13, 14 • 5, 9, 10 • S Korea, Taiwan, Thailand • Germany, Italy, Japan
- 15. 2014 • • • • • • • • 1 Afghanistan 2 Bangladesh 3 Brazil 4 China 5 Germany 6 Haiti 7 India 8 Iran • • • • • • • • 9 Italy 10 Japan 11 Mozambique 12 S Korea 13 Taiwan 14 Thailand 15 Uganda 16 USA
- 16. UK
- 17. 1
- 18. 2
- 19. 3
- 20. 4
- 21. 5
- 22. 6
- 23. 7
- 24. 8
- 25. 9
- 26. 10
- 27. 11
- 28. 12
- 29. 13
- 30. 14
- 31. 15
- 32. 16
- 33. Teachers • Print slides 2 to 5 • Chop into 4 parts • Classify / sort into similar types [5 groups? For AS, less for GCSE] • Link to DTm • Identify characteristics • Have a guess at places?
Editor's Notes
- http://www.census.gov/population/international/data/idb/informationGateway.php