Question : A low sex ratio can be indicative of:  

Option 1: High male mortality rates  
   

Option 2: High female literacy rates  
 

Option 3: Gender equality in employment  

Option 4: A balanced population growth  

Question : Which factor is most likely to lead to an increase in population density in a specific area?  

Option 1: Increased emigration  
    

Option 2: Decreased birth rates  
   

Option 3: Improved healthcare  

Option 4: Natural disasters  

Question : What can a skewed age-sex ratio in a population indicate about its demographic history?  

Option 1: High migration rates  
      

Option 2: Low mortality rates  
   

Option 3: Past conflicts or disasters  

Option 4: Balanced birth rates  

Question : Maternal mortality can be reduced through:

Option 1: Access to family planning services
 

Option 2: Increased healthcare costs
   

Option 3: Reduced investment in healthcare infrastructure

Option 4: Decreased availability of skilled healthcare professionals

Question : A high sex ratio in a population indicates: 

Option 1: More females than males  

Option 2: More males than females  
 

Option 3: Equal number of males and females  

Option 4: A young population