AP Human Geography Bi-Weekly Test 1

What are migration patterns for humans?

• Linear and circular

• Hierarchical and contagious

• Relocation and expansion

• Stimulus and contagious

What defines a refugee? Could you be a refugee? Explain.

• A person fleeing persecution, war, or violence. Yes, anyone can be a refugee under certain circumstances.

• A person seeking better economic opportunities. No, only certain individuals can be refugees.

• A person moving within their own country due to natural disasters. No, refugees are only from other countries.

• A person migrating for religious reasons. Yes, anyone can be a refugee under certain circumstances.

What is urbanization?

• The process of people moving within cities, resulting in urban expansion

• The process of people moving from cities to rural areas, resulting in urban decline

• The process of people staying in the same place, resulting in no change

• The process of people moving from rural areas to cities, resulting in urban growth

What are gender roles?

• The economic opportunities available to individuals of different genders

• Societal expectations and norms regarding the behavior and responsibilities of men and women

• The legal rights and protections for individuals of different genders

• The biological differences between males and females

What are the characteristics of a developed country?

• High standard of living, advanced technology, and strong economy

• Low standard of living, advanced technology, and weak economy

• Low standard of living, limited technology, and weak economy

• High standard of living, limited technology, and strong economy

Check the different types of map projections

• All of the above
• Mecator
• Winkel
• Galls Peters
• Goode Homosine

What are the two purposes of the map?

• Reference
• Tool for communication
• Both of the above
• None

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What is the name of location called?

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Who on this list was a map maker?

• TucPac
• R.J. Smith
• Ptolemy
• John Locke