Human Resources Flashcards

(50 cards)

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What is the Ministry of Human Resource Development’s aim?

A

To improve people’s skills.

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When was the Ministry of Human Resource Development created?

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In 1985.

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3
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When was Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojna (PKVY) started?

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In 2015.

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What is the objective of the Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojna?

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To train youth with employable skills.

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How many youth was PKVY aiming to train?

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One crore youth from 2016 till 2020

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6
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What is the world’s population approximately?

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Around 6.6 billion people.

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How much of the world’s population lives in 30% of land?

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More than 90% of the population.

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What areas are crowded with people?

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South & Southeast Asia, Europe, North America.

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What areas are sparsely populated?

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High latitudes, tropical deserts, high mountains.

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10
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Where do most people live in the world?

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North of the Equator.

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What continents have the most people?

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Asia and Africa with three quarters of the world’s population

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How many people live in just 10 countries?

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60% of the world’s population.

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13
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How many countries have more than 100 million people?

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10 countries.

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14
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What is the global average population density?

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51 persons per square km.

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Which region has the highest population density?

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South Central Asia followed by east and south east asia

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Which mountains are sparsely populated?

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Andes, Alps, Himalayas.

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Which fertile plains are densely populated?

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Ganga, Brahmaputra, Nile, Chang Jiang in china and Hwang -he

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Which regions are densely populated near rivers?

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River valleys like the Nile and Ganga.

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Which mines have attracted people?

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Diamond mines in South Africa and discovery of oil in the middle East

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What are social factors affecting population distribution?

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Better housing, education, health.

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Which area has better social factors?

22
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What are cultural factors affecting population distribution?

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Places with religious or cultural significance.

23
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Which cities have cultural significance?

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Varanasi, Jerusalem, Vatican City.

24
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How do economic factors affect population?

A

Industrial areas provide employment.

25
Which cities are economically significant?
Osaka, Mumbai.
26
How was the population before the 1800s?
It grew slowly due to high death rates.
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When did the world population reach 1 billion?
In 1804.
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When did the population reach 3 billion?
In 1959.
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When did the population reach 6 billion?
In 1999.
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Who are emigrants?
People who leave a country.
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Who are immigrants?
People who arrive in a country.
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Which countries gained population from immigration?
USA, Australia.
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Which country lost population due to emigration?
Sudan.
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Where is the trend of migration from?
Less developed to more developed countries.
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Why do people migrate within countries?
For better employment, education, health.
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Where do rural people move within countries?
"To urban areas for better opportunities."Question
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Which countries see population growth due to in-migration?
"United States
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Which countries lose population due to out-migration?
"Sudan."
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What is the difference between emigrants and immigrants?
"Emigrants leave a country
40
What is the world population trend before the 1800s?
"Grew steadily but slowly."
41
When did the world's population reach 1 billion?
"1804."
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How long did it take for the population to double to 6 billion after reaching 3 billion?
"40 years."
43
What is measured using the birth rate?
"Number of live births per 1,000
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Which countries see slow population growth due to low birth and death rates?
"United Kingdom."
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Why do countries like Kenya have high population growth rates?
"High birth rates and improving health care."
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Which age group is shown at the bottom of a population pyramid?
"Children (below 15 years)."
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Why is the pyramid narrow at the top in countries like Japan?
"Low birth rates
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What does the presence of a large number of elderly dependents indicate?
"Population ageing."
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What role do skilled young people play in a country’s future?
"Contribute to a strong and expanding labor force."
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How can human resources be educated and provided opportunities?
"By providing skills and employment."