The population added by India during 2001–2011 was approximately equal to the population of which country? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The population added by India during 2001–2011 was approximately equal to the population of which country?

A. Bangladesh

B. Brazil

C. Pakistan

D. Russia

Answer: Option B

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The increase of about 18 crore people was comparable to the population of Brazil.

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The ratio of dependent population to working-age population is called:

A. Sex Ratio

B. Population Ratio

C. Growth Ratio

D. Dependency Ratio

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
Dependency ratio compares the dependent population (young and old) with the working-age population.

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Who proposed the Malthusian Theory of Population?

A. Thomas Robert Malthus

B. Davis

C. Karl Marx

D. John Graunt

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Correct Answer: Option A

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Thomas Robert Malthus proposed the famous population theory in 1798.

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Which state had the lowest child sex ratio according to Census 2011?

A. Jammu and Kashmir

B. Rajasthan

C. Haryana

D. Punjab

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Correct Answer: Option C

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Haryana recorded the lowest child sex ratio among Indian states in Census 2011.

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