Option A: 7.1 persons
Option B: 11 persons
Option C: 13 persons
Option D: 14 persons
Correct Answer: 7.1 persons ✔
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Option A: 1978
Option B: 1988
Option C: 1998
Option D: 2000
Correct Answer: 1998 ✔
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Option A: 1858
Option B: 1869
Option C: 1881
Option D: 1901
Correct Answer: 1881 ✔
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Option A: K.P.K
Option B: Punjab
Option C: Baluchistan
Option D: Sindh
Correct Answer: Baluchistan ✔
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Option A: Urdu
Option B: Panjabi
Option C: Sindhi
Option D: Pushto
Correct Answer: Panjabi ✔
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Option A: Agriculture
Option B: Industry
Option C: Trade
Option D: Civil Service
Correct Answer: Civil Service ✔
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Option A: K.P.K
Option B: Sindh
Option C: Punjab
Option D: Baluchistan
Correct Answer: Sindh ✔
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Option A: 630
Option B: 780
Option C: 882
Option D: 990
Correct Answer: 882 ✔
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Option A: 18 per sq. Km
Option B: 28 per sq. Km
Option C: 39 per sq. Km
Option D: 59 per sq. Km
Correct Answer: 18 per sq. Km ✔
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Option A: 212 per sq. Km
Option B: 239 per sq. Km
Option C: 270 per sq. Km
Option D: 305 per sq. Km
Correct Answer: 212 per sq. Km ✔
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Option A: Baluchistan
Option B: Punjab
Option C: K.P.K
Option D: Sindh
Correct Answer: Punjab ✔
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Option A: 30.5 per 1000
Option B: 35.4 per 1000
Option C: 32.5 per 1000
Option D: 31.8 per 1000
Correct Answer: 30.5 per 1000 ✔
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Option A: 1.8%
Option B: 2.7%
Option C: 2.6%
Option D: 2.9%
Correct Answer: 1.8% ✔
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Option A: 25%
Option B: 22%
Option C: 23%
Option D: 28%
Correct Answer: 23% ✔
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Option A: 49%
Option B: 50%
Option C: 46%
Option D: 52%
Correct Answer: 46% ✔
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Option A: 8.5%
Option B: 9.6%
Option C: 6.6%
Option D: 7.8%
Correct Answer: 6.6% ✔
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Option A: 164 persons per square KM
Option B: 185 persons per square KM
Option C: 150 persons per square KM
Option D: 158 persons per square KM
Correct Answer: 164 persons per square KM ✔
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Option A: 61.8%
Option B: 67.5%
Option C: 59.6%
Option D: 74.8%
Correct Answer: 67.5% ✔
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Option A: Punjab
Option B: K.P.K
Option C: Azad Kashmir
Option D: Sindh
Correct Answer: Punjab ✔
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Option A: 60 infant
Option B: 70 infant
Option C: 100 infant
Option D: 120 infant
Correct Answer: 70 infant ✔
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Option A: 2.61%
Option B: 3.70%
Option C: 3.90%
Option D: 4.10%
Correct Answer: 2.61% ✔
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Option A: 1948
Option B: 1951
Option C: 1959
Option D: 1961
Correct Answer: 1951 ✔
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Option A: Ten years
Option B: Fifteen years
Option C: Twenty years
Option D: Twenty-five years
Correct Answer: Ten years ✔
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Option A: 38%
Option B: 48%
Option C: 58%
Option D: 68%
Correct Answer: 48% ✔
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Option A: 45%
Option B: 55%
Option C: 65%
Option D: 70%
Correct Answer: 45% ✔
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Option A: Industry
Option B: Agriculture
Option C: Trade
Option D: Mines
Correct Answer: Agriculture ✔
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Option A: 115
Option B: 170
Option C: 190
Option D: 230
Correct Answer: 115 ✔
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Option A: Punjab
Option B: FATA
Option C: Islamabad
Option D: Sindh
Correct Answer: Islamabad ✔
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Option A: 196 per sq. Km
Option B: 235 per sq. Km
Option C: 270 per sq. Km
Option D: 291 per sq. Km
Correct Answer: 235 per sq. Km ✔
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Option A: 211 per sq. Km
Option B: 270 per sq. Km
Option C: 305 per sq. Km
Option D: 353 per sq. Km
Correct Answer: 353 per sq. Km ✔
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Option A: Punjab
Option B: K.P.K
Option C: Baluchistan
Option D: Sindh
Correct Answer: Sindh ✔
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Option A: 2.42 million
Option B: 2.82 million
Option C: 2.76 million
Option D: 2.65 million
Correct Answer: 2.42 million ✔
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Option A: 6.4 per 1000
Option B: 8.6 per 1000
Option C: 9.8 per 1000
Option D: 5.6 per 1000
Correct Answer: 8.6 per 1000 ✔
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Option A: 2.8%
Option B: 2.3%
Option C: 2.7%
Option D: 2.6%
Correct Answer: 2.3% ✔
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Option A: 50%
Option B: 45%
Option C: 48%
Option D: 55%
Correct Answer: 50% ✔
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Option A: Islamabad
Option B: Punjab
Option C: Sindh
Option D: FATA
Correct Answer: Islamabad ✔
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Option A: 15.5%
Option B: 13.4%
Option C: 14.8%
Option D: 12.7%
Correct Answer: 13.4% ✔
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Option A: 60.4%
Option B: 55.5%
Option C: 65.5%
Option D: 68.4%
Correct Answer: 55.5% ✔
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Option A: 38.6%
Option B: 42.6%
Option C: 41.0%
Option D: 32.5%
Correct Answer: 32.5% ✔
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Option A: 142.5 million
Option B: 148.5 million
Option C: 151.0 million
Option D: 145.4 million
Correct Answer: 142.5 million ✔
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Option A: 8th
Option B: 10th
Option C: 11th
Option D: 6th
Correct Answer: 6th ✔
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Option A: I and III only
Option B: II and III only
Option C: I, II and III only
Option D: I, II, III and IV
Correct Answer: I, II, III and IV ✔
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Option A: high-yielding varieties (HYVs) of grains
Option B: Polio and small-pox vaccinations.
Option C: the campaign against river blindness
Option D: the drilling of oil in the Arctic
Correct Answer: Polio and small-pox vaccinations. ✔
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Option A: Boys as young as 8 years old tend or herd animals, weed pick and sell produce
Option B: Children place more economic demands on a peasant family than an urban family
Option C: Major financial security is usually provided by sons
Option D: The cost of education entertainment and travel is low
Correct Answer: Children place more economic demands on a peasant family than an urban family ✔
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Option A: The total number of children born in a country in given year a divided by labor force
Option B: The number of children born to the average woman during her reproductive years.
Option C: The number of births in a country divided by total population in a given year.
Option D: The number of woman age 15-45 in a country divided by total population
Correct Answer: The number of children born to the average woman during her reproductive years. ✔
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Option A: the agribusiness revolution
Option B: farming system theory
Option C: the Green Revolution
Option D: Agri-R&D
Correct Answer: the Green Revolution ✔
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Option A: population self-sufficiency and constant economic growth
Option B: low fertility and mortality
Option C: a laissez-faire population policy
Option D: a constant returns to scale production function
Correct Answer: a laissez-faire population policy ✔
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Option A: The World Bank
Option B: Thomas Robert Malthus
Option C: Julian Simon
Option D: Abraham Lincoin
Correct Answer: Thomas Robert Malthus ✔
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Option A: increasing at an increasing rate
Option B: decreasing
Option C: zero
Option D: 100%
Correct Answer: zero ✔
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Option A: labor force participation rate
Option B: per capita population ratio
Option C: dependency ratio
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: dependency ratio ✔
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Option A: reduce yield losses by pests while minimizing the negative effects of pest control
Option B: have year-round plantings of a single crop
Option C: undertake monoculture pest planning
Option D: encompass biological control through fertilizers
Correct Answer: reduce yield losses by pests while minimizing the negative effects of pest control ✔
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Option A: I only
Option B: I and II only
Option C: III and IV only
Option D: Iv only
Correct Answer: I only ✔
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Option A: supported the Club of Rome’s Limits to Growth for estimating technical change
Option B: assumed that population growth causes technological progress
Option C: used the second law of thermodynamics to assume that technological progress is costless
Option D: assumed the classical view of technological change 6
Correct Answer: assumed the classical view of technological change 6 ✔
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Option A: a decline in fertility
Option B: The demographic transition from stage 3 to stage 2
Option C: increases in the ratio of labor to capital
Option D: an increase in the dependency ratio
Correct Answer: a decline in fertility ✔
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Option A: 40%
Option B: 10%
Option C: 80%
Option D: 0.10%
Correct Answer: 40% ✔
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Option A: increased proportionally to economic growth
Option B: increased geometrically, outstripping food supply which grew arithmetically
Option C: increased stagnantly with food supply and economic development
Option D: increased disproportionately surpassing agricultural production
Correct Answer: increased geometrically, outstripping food supply which grew arithmetically ✔
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Option A: 80%
Option B: 50%
Option C: 25%
Option D: 35%
Correct Answer: 80% ✔
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Which of the following is not a possible cost of high fertility rates and rapid population growth ?
Option A: increasing returns to natural resources with a direct impact on average food consumption
Option B: increased urbanization and congestion
Option C: a higher labor force growth rate and higher unemployment
Option D: a working population that must support a large number of dependents
Correct Answer: increasing returns to natural resources with a direct impact on average food consumption ✔
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Option A: 10%
Option B: 0.002%
Option C: 2%
Option D: 0.5%
Correct Answer: 0.002% ✔
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Option A: demographic transition
Option B: population maturity
Option C: demobilizing population
Option D: birth-death transformation
Correct Answer: demographic transition ✔
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