The document provides information about population trends and statistics related to the Philippines, noting that the population was 102.6 million in 2016 and is projected to reach 148.7 million by 2050, making it the 13th most populous country. Key facts mentioned include that the Philippines is an archipelago located in Southeast Asia that was originally a Spanish colony and gained independence in 1946. The capital city of Manila has over 1/8 of the nation's total population and is the most densely populated city in the world.
The document provides information about population trends and statistics related to the Philippines, noting that the population was 102.6 million in 2016 and is projected to reach 148.7 million by 2050, making it the 13th most populous country. Key facts mentioned include that the Philippines is an archipelago located in Southeast Asia that was originally a Spanish colony and gained independence in 1946. The capital city of Manila has over 1/8 of the nation's total population and is the most densely populated city in the world.
The document provides information about population trends and statistics related to the Philippines, noting that the population was 102.6 million in 2016 and is projected to reach 148.7 million by 2050, making it the 13th most populous country. Key facts mentioned include that the Philippines is an archipelago located in Southeast Asia that was originally a Spanish colony and gained independence in 1946. The capital city of Manila has over 1/8 of the nation's total population and is the most densely populated city in the world.
The document provides information about population trends and statistics related to the Philippines, noting that the population was 102.6 million in 2016 and is projected to reach 148.7 million by 2050, making it the 13th most populous country. Key facts mentioned include that the Philippines is an archipelago located in Southeast Asia that was originally a Spanish colony and gained independence in 1946. The capital city of Manila has over 1/8 of the nation's total population and is the most densely populated city in the world.
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Pop Quiz: Philippines
The Philippines is a mountainous country 4. Where is the Philippines located?
with low lying coastal regions. It was named A. Southeast Asia in honor of King Phillip II of Spain by Spanish B. Western Asia explorer Ruy Lopez de Villalobos, who C. East Asia visited some of the islands in 1543. The D. Central Asia Philippines enjoys a tropical climate and is prone to monsoons. Did you know that the 5. How many languages are spoken in Philippines produces and exports more the Philippines? coconuts than any country in the world? Or, A. Between 1 – 50 that the Philippines is the world’s second B. Between 51 – 100 largest archipelago? Manila, located on C. Between 100 – 150 Luzon, the largest island, is the capital and D. Between 151 – 200 ranks as the city with the highest population density in the world. Take our 6. The Philippines was originally a Philippines population quiz to learn more! _______ colony and gained its independence in 1946. 1. In 2016 Philippines’s population was A. Dutch 102.6 million. What is Philippines’s B. French population projected to be in 2050? C. Spanish A. 138.7 million D. British B. 148.7 million C. 158.7 million 7. Manila is home to 1/8 of the entire D. 168.7 million nation’s population. A. True 2. The Philippines ranks as the ___ most B. False populous country in the world. A. 10th 8. What is the fertility rate in the B. 11th Philippines? C. 12th A. 1.8 D. 13th B. 2.8 C. 3.8 3. The Philippines is considered an D. 4.8 archipelago. What is an archipelago? 9. What percentage of married women A. A collection, or group of closely (ages 15 – 49) are using some method of scattered islands contraception? B. A piece of land that is surrounded by A. 35% water on three sides and still connected to B. 45% a mainland C. 55% C. A pointed piece of land that sticks out D. 65% into the sea D. A narrow strip of land connecting two 10. What was the per capita GDP in 2017? larger landmasses and surrounded by water A. $8,200 on two sides B. $9,200 C. $10,200 Questions and Answers D. $11,200 1. Which is the least used modern contraceptive method among married women in developing countries? A. Male condom Answers: B. Female sterilization 1. B – In 2050 the Philippines population C. Oral contraceptives is projected to be 148.7 million. 2. D – According to the CIA World 2. What is the current estimate of overall Factbook, the Philippines is the 13th most contraceptive use among married women in populous country in the world. developing countries? 3. A – An archipelago is a collection, or A. 33% group of closely scattered islands. The B. 55% Philippines is an archipelago that consists of C. 44% 7,641 islands. 4. A – The Philippines is located in 3. Surveys show that average desired family Southeast Asia. size in developing countries is: 5. D – There are between 151 – 200 A. HIV/AIDS epidemic languages spoken in the Philippines. B. Infertility 6. C – The Philippines was originally a C. Contraceptive use Spanish colony, and then became a US territory. The Philippines declared its 4. Surveys show that average desired family independence from Spain in 1898 and from size in developing countries is: the US in 1946. A. Increasing: women want to have bigger 7. A – True families 8. B – 2.8. The total fertility rate, or the B. Remaining constant: there has been no average number of children a woman would change in desired family size throughout her child-bearing years (usually C. Declining: women want to have smaller 15 to 49), of the Philippines is 2.8. families. 9. C – 55% of married women in the Philippines are using some method of 5. What is the average total fertility rate contraception. (TFR) in developing countries? 10. A – The GDP, or gross domestic A. 2.3 children per woman product, is the measure most economists B. 7.2 children per woman prefer when looking at per-capita welfare C. 4.5 children per woman and when comparing living conditions or use of resources across countries. In the Philippines the GDP per capita in 2017 was $8,200.