Quiz on Demographic Dividend and Demographic Index
Take the following quiz listed below which has
questions from demographic index and demographic dividend. Answer the questions.
GK Quiz 2021
Answer the following questions and refer to the
explanation below for a better understanding of each.
Quiz
Que.1). What is the working population age considered
as per UNPFA?
a). 15-64 years
b). 18-62 years
c). 16-60 years
d). 17-65 years
Ans. a
Que.2). How is demographic dividend viewed?
i) Share of working age population/ share of non
working age population
ii) Fertility rate/ Mortality rate
a). Only i
b). Only ii
c). Both i and ii
d). None of the above
Ans. a
Que.3). Till which year is the bulge in the working
age population going to last in India?
a). 2022
b). 2030
c). 2055
d). 2042
Ans. c
Que.4). What is not included in the advantages of
demographic dividend?
a). Increased labour force
b). Increased fiscal space
c). Decrease in women's workforce
d). Increase in savings rate
Ans. c
Que.5). What can be included in the causes of
demographic dividend?
a). Falling birth rate
b). Lower fertility rate
c). Increased longevity
d). All of the above
Ans. d
Que.6). Which of the following cannot be considered as
measures to be taken so that demographic dividend would benefit?
a). Increase spending on health
b). Increase spending on education
c). Decreased investments in Research and Development
d). Increased efforts for skill development
Ans. c
Que.7). Which of the following was the first country
to experience growth due to demographic index?
a). USA
b). Japan
c). China
d). Australia
Ans. b
Que.8). Which index summarises the population dynamics
all together?
a). Fertility rate
b). Gini coefficient
c). Demographic Index
d). Mortality rate
Ans. c
Que.9). The 16th Indian Census is done/ would be done
in which year?
a). 2011
b). 2021
c). 2031
d). 2020
Ans. b
Que.10). Who is responsible for the Census in India?
a). Ministry of Statistics
b). Ministry of Home Affairs
c). Ministry of Defence
d). PMO
Ans. b
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