Griffin AP Human Geo Quiz

What are the different types of agriculture? Explain each type briefly.

• Subsistence, commercial, intensive, extensive, sustainable

• Indoor, outdoor, vertical, horizontal, diagonal

• Rice, wheat, corn, barley, oats

• Urban, rural, suburban, exurban, metropolitan

Explain the concept of the Agricultural Revolution and its impact on human societies.

• The Agricultural Revolution led to the invention of the wheel and the development of advanced transportation systems.

• The Agricultural Revolution had no impact on human societies and their way of life.

• The Agricultural Revolution resulted in the decline of human population due to lack of food resources.

• The Agricultural Revolution led to the transition from hunting and gathering to farming, resulting in settled societies, surplus food production, division of labor, and the rise of civilizations.

How is agricultural land use determined? Provide examples of different types of agricultural land use.

• By flipping a coin

• By asking the local community

• By consulting a magic 8-ball

• By factors such as climate, soil type, topography, and market demand. Examples include crop cultivation, livestock grazing, agroforestry, and aquaculture.

What is subsistence farming? How does it differ from commercial agriculture?

• Subsistence farming is a type of farming in which the farmer grows crops for sale, while commercial agriculture is focused on feeding the farmer's family only.

• Subsistence farming is a type of farming in which the farmer grows crops for export, while commercial agriculture is focused on local consumption.

• Subsistence farming is a type of farming in which the farmer only grows enough food to feed themselves and their family, while commercial agriculture is focused on producing crops or livestock for sale.

• Subsistence farming is a type of farming in which the farmer grows crops using advanced technology, while commercial agriculture relies on traditional methods.

Discuss the main characteristics of subsistence farming and provide examples of regions where it is practiced.

• Subsistence farming is a modern agricultural practice that relies heavily on advanced technology and machinery.

• Subsistence farming is only practiced in developed countries like the United States and Canada.

• Subsistence farming is practiced in regions such as parts of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, including countries like India, Nigeria, and Guatemala.

• Subsistence farming is mainly found in urban areas and industrialized regions.

What are the main differences between subsistence farming and commercial agriculture?

• Subsistence farming is done on a large scale while commercial agriculture is done on a small scale.

• Subsistence farming uses advanced technology while commercial agriculture uses traditional methods.

• Subsistence farming is focused on growing cash crops while commercial agriculture is focused on growing food for personal consumption.

• Subsistence farming is for personal consumption while commercial agriculture is for profit.

Explain the concept of commercial agriculture and its significance in the global economy.

• Commercial agriculture is the large-scale production of crops and livestock for sale, with the goal of making a profit. It is significant in the global economy as it provides food and raw materials for industries, creates employment opportunities, and contributes to international trade.

• Commercial agriculture is the small-scale production of crops and livestock for personal consumption.

• Commercial agriculture only benefits the local economy and has no impact on international trade.

• Commercial agriculture has no significance in the global economy.

What are the main types of commercial agriculture? Provide examples of each type.

• Horticulture, Pastoralism, Agribusiness

• Subsistence farming, Nomadic herding, Urban agriculture

• Organic farming, Hydroponic farming, Aquaculture

• Extensive farming, Intensive farming, Plantation agriculture