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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

How many people live in a family with mum, dad and two kids?
Four people Two people Six people Three people
Where do people live when it is very cold?
In warm homes Outside in the snow In the sea In trees
What colour is the button for boys on many baby items?
Blue Pink Yellow Green
What do people need as more babies are added?
More houses More flowers More clouds More stars
Where do people sleep at night?
In their beds In shop On the street In the car
How many legs do all humans have?
2 4 6 8
Where do people wash?
In the bathroom In the kitchen In the garden In the garage
How many eyes does a person have?
Two A Three Four
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What is a suburb?
A neighbourhood on the edge of a city A district in the centre of a city A neighbourhood where only old people live An office-only district
Which river flows through Rotterdam?
The Meuse The Rhine The river IJssel The Waal
Which country has the most inhabitants in the world?
China India America Russia
Which of these cities is not in the Randstad?
Groningen Amsterdam Rotterdam Utrecht
Which city has the most inhabitants in the Netherlands?
Amsterdam Rotterdam The Hague Utrecht
What is the Randstad?
An area with many big cities close together The edge of the Netherlands A football stadium A province
Which Dutch islands belong to the province of Zeeland?
Walcheren and Schouwen-Duiveland Texel and Vlieland Ameland and Schiermonnikoog Marken and Volendam
What do you call someone who moves from one country to another?
Migrant Tourist Visitor Traveller
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What is a population pyramid?
A graph showing the age structure of the population A tall tower where people live A ranking of the largest cities A map showing all villages and towns
What is migration?
Moving people to another country or area Building new houses Counting residents Establishing new cities
What does it mean when a country is 'overpopulated'?
Too many people live there for the space and resources available More than 50 million people live The country is getting bigger There are too many cities
Which age group belongs to the 'baby boom generation' in the Netherlands?
People born between 1946 and 1964 People born between 1980 and 2000 People born between 1930 and 1940 People born between 2000 and 2010
What is the largest city in Africa?
Lagos Cairo Johannesburg Kinshasa
What does 'population density' mean?
The number of people per square kilometre The total population of a country The number of cities in an area The percentage of old people in a country
What is the difference between immigration and emigration?
Immigration is coming to a country, emigration is leaving a country Immigration is moving within a country, emigration is going abroad Immigration is temporary, emigration is permanent There is no difference
Which Dutch municipality has the most inhabitants?
Amsterdam Rotterdam The Hague Utrecht
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What is the 'grey pressure'?
The ratio of elderly to working population Environmental pressures from industry Youth unemployment The stress of city life
What phenomenon is caused by rapid urbanisation in developing countries?
Growth of slums Drop in unemployment Improving education Increase in green spaces
What is double aging?
Both more elderly and fewer young people Two different ageing processes Ageing in two countries at once Ageing population going twice as fast
Which country has the highest birth rate in the world?
Niger Somalia Afghanistan Mali
What is the average life expectancy worldwide in 2023?
About 73 years About 67 years About 79 years About 85 years
Which country has taken in the most refugees?
Turkey Germany United States Jordan
Which country has the most inhabitants?
India China United States Indonesia
What is a 'push factor' in migration?
A reason to leave the country of origin A reason to go to a new country A barrier to migration A government migration policy
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What term describes the process by which wealthier residents 'take over' poorer neighbourhoods?
Gentrification Suburbanisation Segregation Metropolitanisation
What is the 'youth bulge'?
A high proportion of young people in the population The rise in youth unemployment Early marriages among young people The urbanisation of young people
What is Japan's key demographic challenge?
Ageing and population decline Overcrowding in cities High unemployment among young people Large immigration flows
What is a feature of the fourth stage of demographic transition?
Very low birth and death rates High birth and low death rates Low birth and high death rates High birth and death rates
Which country has the most inhabitants per square kilometre of inhabited land?
Bangladesh Netherlands India Rwanda
How many children worldwide die before their fifth birthday?
About 5 million a year About 10 million a year About 2 million a year About 15 million a year
What is the main cause of population growth in Europe?
Immigration High birth rate Low mortality rate Medical advances
Which city currently has the largest urban agglomeration in the world?
Tokyo Delhi Shanghai São Paulo
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