1. Population Density Where People Live and Why Match the description to the explanation
Description of physical factor
What happens and explanation
Fertile soils on river banks, like the Ganges river in India
Are sparsely populated
Because they are too dry so there is no water for the population to drink...
High rugged mountainous regions, like the Himalayas
Are empty places
Because they are too steep to build on, there are limited roads so people cannot live here....
Hot, dry desert spaces like the Sahara desert in Africa
Because the are is not accessible due to dense forest, people cannot get here which is why it is under populated.
Rich volcanic soils like the soils of the Great Rift Valley in Kenya, or Mt Vesuvius in Italy
Because they are too cold to live comfortably as heating is too expensive. Soils are often frozen so farming cannot happen...
Dark, dense, remote rainforest areas like the Amazon in Brazil
Are busy dense places
Because a rivers flood plain is flat and fertile, this is excellent for farming and means there is food for people there...
Cold northern territories like Siberia and Northern Russia.
Are highly populated
Because volcanic soils are not only good for farming to get food for people, they also attract tourist which make people money.

2. Population Density Colour code the physical and human factors that influence where people live
Climate of the area
Industry can create jobs
Quality of soil
Availability of jobs
Natural hazards like floods and earthquakes
Quality of trade links
Quality of education in area
The height of the land
Communication networks
The relief, shape or slope of the land

3. Description of development
Development Why are some countries under developed? Match the description to the explanation
Description of development
What happens, explain link to development
A low adult literacy
Means the country has a poor economy. They are not making a lot of money from selling their products and services. Industry could be lacking or they could be selling low value items.
DEVELOPING COUNTRY
A low GNP (Gross National Product)
Means the a lot of the population cannot read and write. This suggests that education in a country is poor. Perhaps they cannot afford to train teachers and give free schooling.
DEVELOPING COUNRTY
A high energy usage per person
Means people in the country are able to access electricity, which shows they have good power supplies. This also shows that households can afford to buy energy and that Industry is using a lot of it for manufacturing and production.
DEVELOPED COUNTRY
A high birth rate
Means that people are having a lot of babies. This shows that contraception and family planning is lacking. This could also indicate that people want large families to help with working on the farm.

4. Development Developing or Developed Decide wither these statements are for developed or developing countries
Developed
Developing
Birth rate of 35/1000
5 doctors per 1000
Life expectancy of 79
32% Adult literacy
$849 GNP per person
4 TVS per 1000
90% of population with access to high speed broadband
2 in 5 live below the poverty line (£1 a day)
Average school years = 5
1 in 4 children die before 5th birthday
82 % of the population employed in agriculture (farming)
Death rate of 9/1000
$21589 GNP per person
78 % of people employed in service industry (doctors, retail, teachers)
Low infant mortality rate
247 hospital beds per 1000
Think about why these show how developed a country is....