A population pyramid might not always take the shape of a pyramid. true or false

true

Explanation:

A "population pyramid" shows a population distribution in reference to age which typically looks like a pyramid if the population is increasing. It also gives an information on the population's fertility or capability to reproduce and the country's economic situation.

The pyramid represents the male population on the left side and the female population on the right side.

The population pyramid may "not always" take the shape of the pyramid. An example of this is when the country is more developed. It takes the shape of a kite. Countries that are less-developed look more like a pyramid in shape.