Geo Questions

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1.       What is the population of China, and of India?
The population of China is around 1,384,688,986. The population of India is 1,296,834,042.
2.       What is the Total Fertility Rate in Japan?
The total fertility rate in Japan is 1.42.
3.       What is the death rate in El Salvador?
The death rate in El Salvador 5.8.
4.       What percentage of the French identify “none” as their religion? Is this statistic verifiable, and why?
23-28% of French people identify as none as their religion. This statistic is not reliable because the last time the data was collected was in 1872.
5.       What percentage of Mexicans identify themselves as Roman Catholic?
82.7% of Mexicans identify themselves as Roman Catholic.
6.       What is the GDP - per capita (PPP) in the United States?
The GDP- per capita (PPP) in the United States is $59,800.
7.       What is the GDP - per capita (PPP) in Nigeria?
The GDP-per capita (PPP) in Nigeria is $5,900.
8.       What is the GDP - per capita (PPP) in Luxembourg?
The GPD-per capita (PPP) in Luxembourg $105,100.
9.       What percentage of the United States’ population are Internet users?
76.2% percent of the US population are Internet users. 
10.   What is the number of airports in Russia, and in the United States?
The number of airports in the United States is 13,513, while the number in Russia is 1,218.
11.   How many people in the world do not have electricity?
1.201 billion around the world don’t have electricity.
12.   What is the Infant Mortality Rate in Canada, Cuba, and the United States?
In Canada, the Infant Mortality Rate is 4.5 while it is 4.4 in Cuba and 5.7 in the US.
13.   What is the literacy rate - total, for men, and for women - in Afghanistan?
In Afghanistan, the literacy rate is 38.2% in total, 52% for male, and 24.2% for women.
14.   What three countries have the highest life expectancy?
Monaco, Japan, and Singapore have the highest life expectances.
15.   What three countries have the lowest life expectancy?
Afghanistan, Zambia, and Lesotho have the lowest life expectances.
16.   What nation has the sixteenth highest Net Migration Rate?
Monaco has the sixteenth highest Net Migration Rate.  
17.   What is the unemployment rate in Vietnam, South Korea, the United States, India and Kenya?
The unemployment rate in Vietnam is 7.8%. In South Korea it is 10.4% and it is 8.6% in America. In India it is 10.1% and Kenya does not show a statistic.
18.   Military Expenditures are listed by the percentage of each nation's GDP spent on defense. What percentage is spent by Germany, China, and the United States?
Germany spends 1.24% on defense while China spends 1.82%. America spends 3.16%.
19.   What three countries produce the most crude oil, and how much do they produce?
The US produces 10,962,000, while Russia makes 10,759,000, and Saudi Arabia produces 10,425,000.
20.   What three countries import the most crude oil, and how much do they import?
The US imports the most, importing 7,969,000. China gets 6,710,000 a day while India gets 4,057,000.
21.    What percentage of the world’s people speak Spanish? Chinese? English?
6% of people speak Spanish, 12.3% speak Chinese, and 5.1% speak English.

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