Name: Ken Jairus G.

Geronimo
Course, Yr. and Section: BSC-2E

Activity 2 in MST 101a. Environmental Science

A. WORD SEARCH. The following words can be found in the maze below. The
letters may be arranged horizontally, vertically, diagonally, or backward.

Demography Fertility
Mortality Migration
Age-Sex Sex ratio
Census Life table
Population Pyramid

S B F Q F O S B D S D S A D S M Y
E N L A G S E A E A I D D E W A A
X H O B H D T M M P T F T F R D S
R F F L I G M M O R T A L I T Y D
A K E O D N O P G O A G E T I I Y
T L R P I T U O R P S E G G N T H
I E T E M L H R A E M S U S N E C
O O I D A M T T P S E E M R R D M
E I L T R J F A H T T X E N A S S
T P I C Y I W L Y N H O F M P T T
B O T M P E Q L I F E T A B L E R
N M Y M I G R A T I O N T O E H P
Using the following data, construct a graph that shows the pattern of population growth
in the Philippines.

A. Projected Total Population of the Philippines (Year 2000 to 2040)

Number of
Year
Population
2000 76,946
2005 85,258
2010 94,012
2015 102,965
2020 111,783
(Source: National Statistics Office (NSO-Philippines)

1.Graph ( x-axis: Year and y-axis: Number of Population)

Population of the Philippines

120,000

100,000

80,000

60,000

40,000

20,000

0
2000 2005 2010 2015 2020
2. Based on your graph, what trend can be observed in terms of population change?

We can see how the Philippines' population is expanding, doing so every five
years.

B. 1. Calculate the population density of the following municipalities in Bulacan.

Population Km2 Population

Name Census Density
2015-08-01

Baliuag 149,954 45.05 73.88/ Km2

Calumpit 108,757 56.25 34.37/ Km2

Malolos 252,074 67.25 55.73/ Km2

Plaridel 107,805 32.44 102.44/ Km2

Pulilan 97,323 39.89 61.16/ Km2

2. Monarch butterflies occupy a particular park. 100 butterflies are captured, marked
with a small dot on a wing, and then released. The next day, another 100 butterflies are
captured, including the recapture of 20 marked butterflies. What would be the estimate
of the population?

There are 500 butterflies, according to estimates.

Solution.
N= (100x100)/20, which equals to 500 butterflies