Study Fig. 3 which shows the origins of the population of New Zealand who were born in another country.
- (a)On Fig. 3 the country of origin is ranked according to the 2006 data. Rank the countries according to the 2001 data beginning with the largest. Largest ..........................................................................................................................[1]
- (b)(i)Which country was the origin of the largest number of people in both years?[1]
- (b)(ii)Which country provided the largest increase in numbers between 2001 and 2006?[1]
- (b)(iii)Which country showed no change from 2001 to 2006?[1]
- (c)Study Fig. 4, which shows the annual net population change through migration for New Zealand.
- (c)(i)Complete the graph to show that in 1993 New Zealand gained 11000 people from migration.[1]
- (c)(ii)In which years did emigration exceed immigration?[1]
- (c)(iii)Complete the sentences. Choose from these words: birth rate death rate decrease increase If emigration exceeds immigration the size of the population may ..................................................................................................................................... If .................................... is greater than .................................... the population will have a natural increase.[2]
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- [1] (a) England; Australia; Samoa; China; Scotland; South Africa/Fiji; Fiji/South Africa; India
- [1] (b) (i) England
- [1] (ii) China
- [1] (iii) Scotland
- [1] (c) (i) Correct completion of graph
- [1] (ii) 1998, 1999, 20001
- [2] (iii) Decrease; Birth rate, death rate
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