In 2000, China and India constituted about _________ of the world's population?
Correct answer: A. 40%
- A. 40%
- B. 10%
- C. 80%
- D. 0.10%
Explanation
China and India together had roughly 2.4 billion people around 2000, compared with a world population of about 6.1 billion, or close to 40%. The other percentages are far from this combined share.
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