CGeo Chapter 4 Review DSOC

Culture is a system of customs, traditions, and habits that a group of people use to make something of their world.

• True
• False

Evelyn is studying international trade and comes across a statement that a tariff is a tax on an import or an export. Is this statement true or false?

• True

• False

David, Priya, and Kai are in a foreign country where people rely on implied and nonverbal cues to communicate. They realize they are in a low-context culture. Is this statement true or false?

• True

• False

Zoe, Charlotte, and Jackson are playing a game where they pretend to run a country. In their game, only Jackson, a select individual, makes all the decisions. This scenario is similar to an autocracy.

• True

• False

Ava, Lily, and Priya are studying for their economics exam. They come across a statement: 'Economically, highly developed countries like the USA, Germany, or Japan have advanced infrastructure and industrialization.' Is this statement true or false?

• True

• False

Birthrate refers to the number of deaths per 1,000 people.

• True
• False

Aiden, Abigail, and Olivia are conducting a study on their city. They want to find out which measure represents the average number of people per square mile in their city. What should they look for?

• Rate of natural increase

• Population density

• Population distribution

• Physiological density

Which is an economic system in which the government owns the major industries and promises to make production decisions for the welfare of society?

• Mixed economy
• Socialism
• Captialism
• No correct option is given

In a local community meeting, Harper, Priya, and Ethan were discussing why God instituted government. They concluded that it was to:

• Ensure justice

• All options are correct

• Provide for defense and public safety

• Promote morality

In a class discussion, Noah, Luna, and Priya were discussing how culture affects people's interactions. They mentioned several ways including through the family, language, and religion. However, one way they did not discuss was:

• Through the family

• Through athletics

• Through language

• Through religion