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Class
Date
1.
What would be an example of a country in Stage 2 of the DTM?
a)
CHINA
b)
POLAND
c)
MEXICO
d)
SOMALIA
2.
What is an example of a Stage 3 country in the DTM?
a)
RUSSIA
b)
ENGLAND
c)
UNITED STATES
d)
IRAQ
3.
What characterizes Stage 4 of the DTM?
a)
Low CBR, Low CDR
b)
High CBR, Low CDR
c)
Low CBR, High CDR
d)
High CBR, High CDR
4.
What characterizes Stage 3 of the DTM?
a)
Low CDR, Dropping CBR
b)
High CDR, High CBR
c)
Low CBR, Dropping CDR
d)
Low CDR, Very Low CBR
5.
Which Urban Model is this?
a)
Hoyt
b)
Von Thunen
c)
Griffin-Ford
d)
Burgess
6.
Which Urban Model is this?
a)
De Blij
b)
Harris
c)
Griffin-Ford
d)
McGee
7.
What is unique about this Urban Model?
a)
Decentralized CBD
b)
Port Zone
c)
Industrial Zone
d)
Squatter Settlements
8.
What does this theory assume?
a)
There may be physical barriers
b)
Wealth is equally distributed
c)
Uniform transportation system
d)
No soil fertility
9.
What is number 3 on this Urban Model?
a)
Zone of Transition
b)
Commuter's Zone
c)
Zone of Independent Worker's Homes
d)
Zone of Better Residencies
10.
Which Urban Model is Baltimore an example of?
a)
Sector Model
b)
Concentric Zone Model
c)
Galactic City Model
d)
Multiple Nuclei Mod
11.
Which city is an example of this Urban Model?
a)
Kuwait
b)
Rio de Janeiro
c)
Nairobi
d)
Shanghai
12.
San Francisco is an example of what?
a)
Concentric Zone Model
b)
Multiple Nuclei Model
c)
Urban Realms Model
d)
Sector Model
13.
What is unique about the Galactic City Model?
a)
CBD could be in multiple places
b)
CBD is decentralized
c)
Unaffected by urban sprawl
d)
Industrial area
14.
Which city is an example of the Galactic City Model?
a)
Chicago
b)
Detroit
c)
Baltimore
d)
Los Angeles
15.
Who created this Urban Model?
a)
Harris
b)
Harris and Ullman
c)
Burgess
d)
Hoyt
16.
Who created this Urban Model?
a)
Burgess
b)
Hoyt
c)
Griffin and Ford
d)
DeBlij
17.
What is unique about this Urban Model?
a)
Decentralized CBD
b)
Middle Class Housing
c)
Market
d)
Disamenity Sector
18.
Who created the Multiple Nuclei Urban Model?
a)
Harris
b)
Hoyt
c)
Harris and Ullman
d)
Griffin and Ford
19.
What is NOT in zone 2 of this Urban Model?
a)
Industry
b)
Housing
c)
Sewage Treatment Plants
d)
Transportation
20.
What are the favelas an example of?
a)
Gentrification
b)
Commercial
c)
Disamenity Sector
d)
Zone in Situ Accrection
21.
Who created this Urban Model?
a)
Griffin and Ford
b)
McGee
c)
Hoyt
d)
DeBlij
22.
Which Urban Model has a spine?
a)
Galactic City Model
b)
Islamic City Model
c)
Latin American City Model
d)
Southeast Asia City Model
23.
Which theory states that the price for space increases the closer you are to the CBD?
a)
Central Place Theory
b)
Bid Rent Theory
c)
Concentric Zone Model
d)
Urban Growth Theory
24.
Which city is an example of Burgess' Urban Model?
a)
Chicago
b)
Detroit
c)
Baltimore
d)
Rio de Janeiro
25.
What is unique about the African City Model?
a)
Squatter Settlements
b)
Decentralized CBD
c)
Three CBDs
d)
Spine
26.
Which city is an example of this Urban Model?
a)
Rio de Janeiro
b)
Shanghai
c)
Detroit
d)
Nairobi
27.
Which Population Theorist said that food would grow linearly and population would grow exponentially?
a)
Boserup
b)
Ehrlich
c)
Malthus
d)
Cornucopia
28.
Which Population Theorist said that food would grow exponentially and population would also grow exponentially?
a)
Ehrlich
b)
Malthus
c)
Von Thunen
d)
Boserup
29.
Which cost did Von Thunen focus on in his model of agriculture?
a)
Food
b)
Transportation
c)
Labor
d)
Energy
30.
What term refers to unrestricted growth?
a)
Teardowns
b)
Zoning Laws
c)
Urban Sprawl
d)
Function Zonation
31.
What was the first Urban Hearth?
a)
Mesoamerica
b)
Mesopotamia
c)
Indus River Valley
d)
Nile River Valley
32.
What was the third Urban Hearth?
a)
Mesopotamia
b)
Indus River Valley
c)
Nile River Valley
d)
Huang He and Wei River Valley
33.
According to rank-size rule, what would the population of the third largest city be if the largest city had 12,000,000 people?
a)
3,000,000
b)
4,000,000
c)
6,000,000
d)
8,000,000
34.
What kinds of crops would Von Thunen's 3rd Ring have in it?
a)
Cattle
b)
Strawberries
c)
Wheat
d)
Zucchini
35.
What kinds of crops would Von Thunen's 1st Ring have in it?
a)
Intensive crops
b)
Extensive crops
c)
Livestock
d)
Wheat
36.
Which model refers to the pull factors that encourage people to move to larger cities?
a)
The Gravity Model
b)
The DTM
c)
The ETM
d)
The Push / Pull Model
37.
The Dependency Ratio refers to all people who are economically independent between the ages of
a)
15 and 55
b)
25 and 65
c)
65 and 25
d)
65 and 15
38.
Rostow's Ladder includes all of the following stages except
a)
Drive to Maturity
b)
Traditional
c)
Pre-conditions to maturity
d)
Takeoff
39.
Which of the following would not be considered a Semi-Periphery country?
a)
Mexico
b)
Italy
c)
Taiwan
d)
Russia
40.
What disease does the Epidemiological Transition Model predict happening in Stage 4?
a)
Pestilence
b)
Famine
c)
Malaria
d)
Heart Disease
41.
Which of the following is not a man-made disease according to the Epidemiological Transition Model?
a)
Heart Disease
b)
Cancer
c)
Diabetes
d)
Famine
42.
Alfred Weber was famous for his creation of which model of industry?
a)
Bulk-Gaining
b)
Bulk-Reducing
c)
Least Cost
d)
Locational Interdependence
43.
Which of the following items would be considered bulk-reducing?
a)
Steel bars
b)
Soda bottles
c)
Bread
d)
Mailboxes
44.
Who became famous for their creation of the Locational Interdependence model?
a)
Losch
b)
Weber
c)
Boserup
d)
Hotelling
45.
What is the term used in Locational Interdependence when two businesses cannot achieve any more maximum profit based on their location?
a)
Nash-Brown Equlibrium
b)
Least Cost
c)
Zone of Profitability
d)
Nash Equilibrium
46.
Who became famous for their model known as the Zone of Profitability?
a)
Von Thunen
b)
Burgess
c)
Hoyt
d)
Losch
47.
Which of the following is not an example of Locational Interdependence
a)
Universal Studios located near Disney
b)
Starbucks near a Dunkin Donuts
c)
Verizon store next to Subway
d)
Starbucks next to another Starbucks
48.
Which model describes a Central City being surrounded by Edge Cities?
a)
Concentric Zone Model
b)
Central Place Theory
c)
Urban Realms Model
d)
Hoyt Model
49.
Which of the following describes urban land that is completely flat and has fertile soil everywhere?
a)
Central City Theory
b)
Locational Interdependence
c)
Zone of Profitability
d)
Central Place Theory
50.
What is a unique feature of the Middle Eastern / North African City Model?
a)
It has 3 CBDs
b)
It has a spine with a commercial zone
c)
It has a bazaar and a new commercial zone
d)
It has inner and outer rings
51.
A federal state would most likely have
a)
democratic elelctions
b)
a king and queen
c)
a large amount of natural resources
d)
a system of checks and balances
52.
Which country would most likely be found in Stage 3 of the DTM?
a)
India
b)
Japan
c)
Egypt
d)
Somalia
53.
Suburbanization causes cities to lose populations to surrounding areas, leading to
a)
intense building in inner cities
b)
decentralization and urban sprawl
c)
shift from manufacturing economy to service economy
d)
congestion and racial tensions
54.
What is an example of a bulk-reducing industry?
a)
soda
b)
automobiles
c)
copper smelting
d)
home building
55.
Which measure of development reflects all the goods and services produced in a country?
a)
HDI
b)
GDP
c)
GNI
d)
GNP
56.
What kind of map projection is this?
a)
Mercator
b)
Goode
c)
Azimuthal
d)
Robinson
57.
The picture shows von Thunen's model for the US. Which does not fit with the model?
a)
cheese production in Vermont
b)
corn in Iowa
c)
ranching in Montana
d)
citrus in Florida
58.
Which supranational organization best fits into the Heartland Theory?
a)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
b)
European Union (EU)
c)
The Warsaw Pact
d)
Defensive Alliance of Eastern European Powers (DAEEP)
59.
This picture best represents the concept of a
a)
food swamp
b)
food desert
c)
food archipelago
d)
food island
60.
A maquiladora might best be considered a
a)
Special Economic Zone (SEZ)
b)
Export Processing Zone (EPZ)
c)
Island of Development
d)
Transitional Trade Zone (TTZ)
61.
What Total Fertility Rate (TFR) would lead to Zero Population Growth (ZPG)?
a)
1.9
b)
2.0
c)
2.1
d)
2.2
62.
Which type of boundary is predominant in North Africa?
a)
Relic boundary
b)
Subsequent boundary
c)
Geometric boundary
d)
Natural boundary
63.
When a country occupies another to exploit it economically, this is an example of
a)
imperialism
b)
colonialism
c)
mercantilism
d)
annexation
64.
A lingua franca is a language used
a)
to communicate that is very simplified
b)
for trade
c)
widely on an international scale
d)
to communicate between people who don't speak the same language
65.
What state shape is Belarus?
a)
Elongated
b)
Compact
c)
Perforated
d)
Prorupted
66.
Based on the map of the Caucus region, which of the following would be most true?
a)
Armenia is a perforated state
b)
Georgia is a landlocked state
c)
Georgia has an enclave in Russia
d)
Azerbaijan has an exclave inside Armenia
67.
Based on Rostow's Theory of Modernization, England in the 19th century would be
a)
Stage 1: Traditional
b)
Stage 2: Preconditions to Takeoff
c)
Stage 3: Takeoff
d)
Stage 4: Drive to Maturity
68.
The concept of possibilism suggests that
a)
Climate is the determining factor in culture
b)
Culture can emerge independent of climate
c)
Climate and geography impact diffusion
d)
The possibility of passing your AP exam
69.
Identify the religious structure
a)
Mosque
b)
Basilica
c)
Pagoda
d)
Minaret
70.
The near secession of Quebec from Canada in 1995 was based on what cultural factor?
a)
Religion
b)
Nationality
c)
Language
d)
Ethnicity
71.
Which of the following terms is most similar to a physical-political boundary?
a)
Metes and Bounds Survey
b)
The Cadastral System
c)
Township and Range
d)
Imperial Survey System
72.
All of the following are primate cities except
a)
London
b)
Mexico City
c)
Rio de Janeiro
d)
Paris
73.
Bananas, sugarcane, and coffee are what type of crops?
a)
Plantation Crops
b)
Market-Gardening Crops
c)
Slash-and-Burn Crops
d)
Subsistence Crops
74.
Which stage in the DTM has the highest growth rate?
a)
Stage 1
b)
Stage 2
c)
Stage 3
d)
Stage 4
75.
Based on UNCLOS, a country has economic rights up to 200 NM from its coast. This is called
a)
Territorial Waters
b)
Special Economic Zone (SEZ)
c)
Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)
d)
Archipelagic Waters
76.
Which of the following is not a member state of the UN?
a)
Taiwan
b)
North Korea
c)
South Korea
d)
Iceland
77.
Changing political boundaries to reflect changes in population based on the census is known as
a)
Reapportionment
b)
Realignment
c)
Gerrymandering
d)
Larrymandering
78.
Based on rank size rule, if the biggest city has 600,000 people, the 3rd largest would be
a)
300,000
b)
200,000
c)
150,000
d)
100,000
79.
This type of agricultural land organization system dominates the western U.S.
a)
Metes and Bounds
b)
Longlot
c)
Primogeniture System
d)
Township and Range
80.
Which world region would you most likely find the pictured religious structure?
a)
South America
b)
South Asia
c)
Southwest Asia
d)
Eastern Asia
81.
The outlying area serviced by a urban center is referred to as a
a)
range
b)
hinterland
c)
threshold
d)
redline area
82.
The population pyramid above reflects that
a)
the death rate exceeds the birth rate
b)
a high dependency ratio
c)
the population is experiencing a rapid growth rate
d)
except for older cohorts, gender numbers are nearly the same
83.
Which of the following items is an example of nonmaterial culture?
a)
Dove soap
b)
Dove candy bar
c)
Dove stew
d)
Dove symbol
84.
Which country faces a serious trade disadvantage due to its location?
a)
Singapore
b)
Spain
c)
Argentina
d)
Mongolia
85.
What type of countries generally possess a great variety of climates climates and resources compared to others?
a)
Elongated states
b)
Prorupted states
c)
Fragmented states
d)
Compact states
86.
Olives, grapes, and chickpeas are staple crops of which type of farming?
a)
pastoral nomadism
b)
subsistence
c)
Mediterranean
d)
plantation
87.
The influence of neo-Malthusianism can be seen in
a)
pro-natalist policies
b)
government programs for contraception
c)
famine relief
d)
increased spending in social welfare programs
88.
Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands are considered all of the following except
a)
founding members of the EU
b)
founding members of NATO
c)
the Benelux countries
d)
states with high Total Fertility Rate (TFR)
89.
All of the following consider Jerusalem to be a sacred city except
a)
Sunni Islam
b)
Protestant
c)
Eastern Orthodox
d)
Hinduism
90.
Which of the following is an example of a government policy protecting against cultural globalization?
a)
US tariffs on imported automobiles from Japan
b)
Chinese establishment of SEZs
c)
French and Canadian government funding for French language movies
d)
French and Japanese trade limitations on beef from the UK
91.
Which of the following might be considered a modern city-state?
a)
Singapore
b)
Seoul
c)
Hong Kong
d)
Athens
92.
The Prime Meridian is
a)
located in Greenwich, Connecticut
b)
zero degrees longitude
c)
zero degrees latitude
d)
a meridian that cannot be divided by a whole number
93.
The following are all factors in the Green Revolution except
a)
pesticides
b)
plant hybridization
c)
chemical fertilizers
d)
low cost human labor
94.
Which source of energy is the type of agriculture pictured dependent on?
a)
Coal
b)
Hydropower
c)
Petroleum
d)
Natural Gas
95.
The theory that most migration occurs over a short distance and in steps is attributed to
a)
Rostow
b)
Ravenstein
c)
von Thunen
d)
Harris and Ullman
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