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LO 1.2: Define maximum life span
Objective
Topic/Concept
Maximum Life Span
Difficulty
Easy Moderate Difficult
Level
(mark X where X
applicable)
Skill Level
Apply What Analyze It Evaluate It
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You Know
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Question Title M/C Question 16
Assessment
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Type
A demographer notices a trend in a population pyramid where there is a swell in people
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Answer (x)
a. pig in the python X
phenomenon.
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Question Title M/C Question 17
Assessment
Multiple-choice
Type
A health care analyst presents some statistics to a committee. He expresses concern
Question Stem that there will soon be 35 older adults for every 100 working adults. The analyst is
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Learning
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LO 1.3: Define support and dependency ratios
Objective
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Support and Dependency Rates
Difficulty
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Multiple-choice
Type
Dr. Kurtz, a demographer, presents to the Social Security Administration that soon
Question Stem there will be three employed people for every retired person. Dr. Kurtz is referring to
the __________ ratio.
Answer Correct Feedback
Answer (x)
a. support X
b. dependency Consider This: Experts are
concerned about the ability of
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Learning
LO 1.3: Define support and dependency ratios
Objective
Topic/Concept
Support and Dependency Rates
Difficulty
Easy Moderate Difficult
Level
(mark X where X
applicable)
Skill Level
Apply What Analyze It Evaluate It
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Learning
LO 1.2: Define maximum life span
Objective
Topic/Concept
Maximum Life Span
Difficulty
Easy Moderate Difficult
Level
(mark X where X
applicable)
Skill Level
Apply What Analyze It Evaluate It
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You Know
applicable)
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Question Title M/C Question 16
Assessment
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Multiple-choice
Type
A demographer notices a trend in a population pyramid where there is a swell in people
Question Stem aged 65-75 and that this swell is moving up the pyramid. This situation is an example
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of the
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Answer Correct Feedback
Answer (x)
a. pig in the python X
phenomenon.
b. rectangular survival curve. Consider This: Population
pyramids are a visual tool for
demographers. LO 1.2: Define
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maximum life span
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c. projected resident population. Consider This: Population
pyramids are a visual tool for
demographers. LO 1.2: Define
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maximum life span
on
d. soft limit. Consider This: Population
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Difficulty
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Skill Level
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Question Title M/C Question 17
Assessment
Multiple-choice
Type
A health care analyst presents some statistics to a committee. He expresses concern
Question Stem that there will soon be 35 older adults for every 100 working adults. The analyst is
referring to a __________ ratio.
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Answer Correct Feedback
Answer (x)
a. dependency X
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employed by demographers
explores the number of older
adults who rely on working
adults. LO 1.3: Define support
and dependency ratios
Learning
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LO 1.3: Define support and dependency ratios
Objective
on
Topic/Concept
Support and Dependency Rates
Difficulty
Easy Moderate Difficult
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Level
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applicable)
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Assessment
Multiple-choice
Type
Dr. Kurtz, a demographer, presents to the Social Security Administration that soon
Question Stem there will be three employed people for every retired person. Dr. Kurtz is referring to
the __________ ratio.
Answer Correct Feedback
Answer (x)
a. support X
b. dependency Consider This: Experts are
concerned about the ability of
C
the population to take care of its
elderly. LO 1.3: Define support
on
and dependency ratios
Answer
Choices c. employment Consider This: Experts are
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concerned about the ability of
the population to take care of its
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Learning
LO 1.3: Define support and dependency ratios
Objective
Topic/Concept
Support and Dependency Rates
Difficulty
Easy Moderate Difficult
Level
(mark X where X
applicable)
Skill Level
Apply What Analyze It Evaluate It
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applicable)
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