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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 5 October 2026.

Where do people buy their food?
In shop In the sea In the air Under the ground
Which country has the most people?
China Netherlands Belgium Germany
What do people wear on their feet?
Shoes Gloves Hats Spectacles
What do you call someone who has just been born?
A baby A grandfather A dog A tree
What do people do when it rains?
Staying inside Swimming Barbecue Sun
What colour is blood?
Red Blue Green Yellow
Which animal looks like a zebra crossing?
A zebra An elephant A mouse A fish
What do people eat every day?
Bread Grass Stone Leaves
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Approximately what is the average age in the Netherlands?
42 years 35 years 50 years 28 years
What is a birth rate?
The number of babies born per year The number of people moving The number of schools in a city The number of houses in a neighbourhood
What is a census?
Counting all the inhabitants of a country Counting votes in elections Counting cars on the road Counting houses in a city
Which country has more inhabitants: the Netherlands or Belgium?
Netherlands Belgium They have the same number of inhabitants It changes every year
Which of these is a Dutch university town?
Leiden Zaandam Gouda Schiedam
Which age group is called 'seniors'?
65 years and over 50 years and over 40 years and over 75 years and over
What is a polder?
Land reclaimed from water A tall mountain A large forest A deep valley
Which country does NOT border the Netherlands?
France Germany Belgium All countries listed border the Netherlands
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What does 'depopulation' mean?
The number of inhabitants of an area is decreasing People moving to the city More immigrants are coming The population is getting older
What factor causes cities to grow?
Increased employment More trees Fewer shops Poorer roads
What percentage of the world's population lives in Asia?
About 60% About 40% About 30% About 80%
Which country has the highest population density in the world?
Monaco Singapore Bangladesh Netherlands
What is urbanisation?
The process of more people moving into cities Building highways Planting trees in the city Establishing new countries
Which continent has the fastest growing population?
Africa Asia South America Europe
What is a slum?
A poor neighbourhood with poor houses in big cities A neighbourhood where only old people live A neighbourhood with lots of shops A neighbourhood on the edge of the city
What does 'rural flight' mean?
People moving from rural to urban areas Animals flee the countryside People flee to rural areas The countryside is flooded
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Which age group is growing fastest in developed countries?
over-65s 0-14-year-olds 15-30 year-olds 30-50 year-olds
Which factor affects life expectancy the most?
Access to care services The climate The size of the country The number of cities
What is a 'pull factor' in migration?
An attractive feature of the destination country A problem in the country of origin A migration policy A cultural difference
Which country has the highest life expectancy?
Monaco Japan Switzerland Singapore
What is meant by 'brain drain'?
Migration of highly educated people to other countries Aging population Falling educational attainment The disappearance of traditional cultures
What does the term 'demographic transition' mean?
The transition from high to low birth and death rates The move from countryside to city The change from young to old population Migration between different countries
What is the root cause of population decline in developed countries?
Low birth rates High mortality rates Emigration Natural disasters
Which continent has the lowest birth rate?
Europe North America Asia Oceania
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What percentage of the Dutch population is of non-western origin?
About 13% About 8% About 18% About 25%
What is meant by 'push factors' in migration?
Reasons for leaving the country of origin Reasons to go to a destination country Barriers holding back migration Assistance with the migration process
Which country has the lowest fertility rate in the world?
South Korea Japan Italy Germany
What is the difference between mortality and life expectancy?
Mortality rate is annual, life expectancy is total expected age Mortality rate applies to elderly, life expectancy for babies Mortality rate is absolute, life expectancy is relative Mortality rate is local, life expectancy is national
What is the main cause of population decline in Eastern Europe?
Emigration and low birth rates Wars and conflicts Natural disasters Epidemics
What term describes the relocation of the middle class to suburbs?
Suburbanisation Gentrification Metropolitanisation Counter-urbanisation
Which factor lowers the birth rate the most?
Higher education for women Urbanisation Economic prosperity Better healthcare
What is the root cause of child mortality in developing countries?
Infectious diseases and malnutrition Congenital anomalies Traffic accidents Violence and war
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