China's Global Influence and Resources

The video explores China's status as a global superpower, highlighting its vast population, economic strength, and significant geographical features like major rivers that support agriculture and trade. It discusses China's dominance in hydroelectric power and its rich natural resources. The video also addresses geopolitical challenges, including territorial disputes in the South China Sea and complex international relationships.

Which of the following is NOT a reason for China's status as a global superpower?

• Its significant economic influence

• Its vast natural resources

• Its large population

• Its small geographic size

What is the primary reason for the large population in China?

• The presence of major rivers

• The abundance of natural resources

• The extensive arable land

• The advanced technology

Which river is NOT one of the three longest rivers originating in China?

• Amazon River

• Yangtze River

• Yellow River

• Mekong River

What is a significant impact of the Three Gorges Dam?

• It led to a reduction in global oil prices

• It increased China's GDP by 10%

• It slightly altered the Earth's rotation

• It caused a decrease in China's population

Which country ranks second in hydroelectricity production after China?

• United States

• Russia

• India

• Brazil

Which mineral is China particularly rich in, crucial for electric vehicle production?

• Copper

• Lithium

• Silver

• Gold

Which of the following is NOT a natural resource found abundantly in China?

• Natural Gas

• Oil

• Coal

• Diamonds

What is a major concern for China regarding its geographic location?

• Lack of access to the Pacific Ocean

• Insufficient natural barriers on all borders

• Difficulties in maintaining good relations with Pacific neighbors

• Limited agricultural land

Which sea is crucial for China's trade routes and is a point of contention with Southeast Asian countries?

• Sea of Japan

• Yellow Sea

• South China Sea

• East China Sea

Which country is NOT mentioned as a US ally that could challenge China's access to the Pacific?

• South Korea

• Japan

• Taiwan

• India