Marks KU ES 8.

Diagram Q8A: Kenya, Population Density

SUDAN
LAKE TURKANA

Diagram Q8B: Kenya, Annual Rainfall

ETHIOPIA

SUDAN
LAKE TURKANA

ETHIOPIA

UGANDA SOMALIA

UGANDA SOMALIA

LAKE VICTORIA NAIROBI Industrial C centre

LAKE VICTORIA

TANZANIA
0 300 km

INDIAN OCEAN
MOMBASA Port

TANZANIA

INDIAN OCEAN

KEY - Population density KEYPopulation density High Medium Low High Medium Low

KEY - Rainfall (mm) KEYRainfall (mm) More than 500 More than 1000 500 - 1000 1000 1000

Less than Less than 500 500

Diagram Q8C: Agriculture and Industry

SUDAN
LAKE TURKANA

ETHIOPIA

UGANDA SOMALIA

LAKE VICTORIA

TANZANIA

INDIAN OCEAN

KEY KEY

Major industrial areas Major industrial areas Plantations Plantations Grain crops Grain crops Mixed crops and livestock Mixed crops and livestock

Study Diagrams Q8A, Q8B and Q8C. Explain the distribution of population in Kenya. 4

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Marks KU ES 9. Diagram Q9A: Population Growth in India Projected

Population (millions) 1750 1500 1250 1000 750 500 250 0

1950 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 2000 05 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

Year

Diagram Q9B: Factors linked to Population Increase

Food supply

Employment

Life expectancy rates

Population growth in Developing Countries

Housing

Migration

Health care

Look at Diagrams Q9A and Q9B. The population growth of India will cause the country many problems. Do you agree fully with this statement? Give reasons for your answer. 5

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Marks KU ES 9. Diagram Q9A: Location of Kenya, Africa

KENYA

Diagram Q9B: Projected Population Statistics for Kenya Year % living in rural areas % living in urban areas 2000 80 20 2025 70 30 2050 52 48

(a) Look at Diagrams Q9A and Q9B above. Give reasons for the population changes in Kenya. (b) Look at Diagram Q9B above. What other techniques could be used to show the information in the table? Give reasons for your choice. 5 5

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Marks KU ES 10. Diagram Q10: GDP per Capita and Number of Births per Woman in selected Countries 35,000 30,000 25,000 GDP per capita 20,000 (US $) 15,000 10,000 5000 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Number of births per woman Look at Diagram Q10 above. GDP per capita is a measure of wealth. Explain why there is a link between GDP per capita and the number of births per woman as shown in the graph. 5 Austria New Zealand Uruguay Argentina Botswana

Namibia Guinea

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