WG Quarter 4 Final Review

________ accounts for only about one percent of China’s electricity.

• Hydroelectric Power

• Nuclear Power

• Geothermal Power

• Burning fossil fuels

Push and pull factors refer to

• the reasons people leave and are drawn to the Arabian Peninsula.

• the process of drilling and extracting oil from oil reserves.

• the political give and take between nations as they negotiate trade agreements.

An example of South Korea’s desire to increase its energy efficiency is the government’s plan to change the type of ________ in every public building.

• sanitation

• lightbulbs

• air conditioning

• electricity

The deserts that cover most of the Arabian Peninsula have significant

• rainfall in the monsoon season.

• winds that bring deadly heat and choking dust.

• water reserves that well up in oases.

• resources in the form of gold, copper, limestone, and marble.

Women in Australia

• work primarily within the home.

• work both within the home and outside of the home.

• generally have few career opportunities.

• generally work outside the home only prior to having children

The average annual temperature in Tibet is cool because

• of its location in the arctic climate region.

• of its location in the subarctic climate region.

• of its high elevation.

• of its coastal location.

During World War II, Japan joined with the other Axis powers, which were

• Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

• China and Russia.

• the United States, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union.

• Germany and Italy.

Identify the major river that has supported agricultural activities in modern-day Syria for nearly 7,000 years.

• Euphrates

• Jordan

• Galilee

• Aqaba

Most of the population of the Arabian Peninsula lives

• along the coasts of the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.

• along the coasts of the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea.

• in the Rub' al-Khali.

• in the An Nafūd.

The North Korean government has provided farmers with ________ to restore soil nutrients to improve healthy tree growth.

• fertilizer

• seedlings

• mulch

• tractors