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Worksheets#LOL Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Beginning in 2011, many countries predominantly Arab countries began protesting their corrupt, unlimited governments and demanded freedom and people power (democracy)
a)
Arab Protest
b)
Arab Winter
c)
Arab Uprising
d)
Arab Spring
2.
Using latitude and longitude lines, you can find your EXACT location on earth. (Think battleship B4, C17)
a)
Inexact
b)
Absolute location
c)
Relative location
d)
Random location
3.
Growing crops (fruits, vegetables) and/or raising cattle (cows, sheeps) usually for to sell
a)
industrialism
b)
tourism
c)
service
d)
agriculture
4.
Two or more nations forming a political, and often military, relationship.
a)
alliance
b)
allegiance
c)
allegiance
d)
allergic
5.
In South Africa, apartheid was the legal separation of white South Africans and black South Africans. Separation included schools, public areas, restrooms, etc.
a)
apartedness
b)
apartheid
c)
segragation
d)
exclusiveness
6.
5th most spoken language in the word. Speakers primarily live in the Middle East North African region.
a)
Chinese
b)
English
c)
Japanese
d)
Arabic
7.
A group of islands clustered together
a)
archapelano
b)
archa-islands
c)
archapelago
d)
lago
8.
The variety of different life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
a)
biosimilarity
b)
biosphere
c)
biozone
d)
biodiversity
9.
An economic system in which trade, business, production are controlled by private individuals and business.
a)
communism
b)
free market
c)
command economy
d)
semi-command economy
10.
When the government controls what the news/media says/reports. Controlling freedom of speech and expression.
a)
censorship
b)
censorism
c)
controlism
d)
media banning
11.
One country taking control of another country/area of land and controlling the people and resources.
a)
imperialism
b)
controlism
c)
colonialism
d)
slavery
12.
An economic system in which the government controls all area of industry and production. The idea is that the government controls everything so that everyone is equal.
a)
communism
b)
capitalism
c)
free market economy
d)
semi-command economy
13.
Cutting down the trees in a forest in a very vast/unsustainable way.
a)
desertification
b)
reforestation
c)
unforestation
d)
deforestation
14.
When good land becomes non-fertile (can’t grow stuff) and dry. Usually this happens because of drought, deforestation or bad agricultural practices.
a)
deforestation
b)
gentrification
c)
desertification
d)
desertilization
15.
Not enough rain, water supply isn’t enough for the people live in the area.
a)
famine
b)
haze
c)
smog
d)
drought
16.
The system of making, moving, buying and selling of goods and services.
a)
government
b)
culture
c)
economy
d)
trade
17.
Not enough food in an area to support the people living there.
a)
famine
b)
haze
c)
smog
d)
dought
18.
The systematic, mass killing of a particular group of people/ethnic group.
a)
hegemony
b)
imperialism
c)
war
d)
genocide
19.
Connecting all the economies (and cultures) in the world. Creating a global economy. Businesses/companies operating on an international (global) scale
a)
globalism
b)
global connetions
c)
globalization
d)
world trade
20.
The equator and prime meridian cut the globe into 4 sections- Northern, southern, western and eastern _______________.
a)
atmosphere
b)
hemisphere
c)
hemisphone
d)
equator
21.
The OG’s- the original people in an area. Natives.
a)
indigenous
b)
indigenal
c)
local
d)
Native Americas
22.
The number of deaths of infants under one year old per 1,000 live births.
a)
population density
b)
birth rate
c)
death rate
d)
infant mortality rate
23.
The average age a person is expected to live within a nation.
a)
population density
b)
birth rate
c)
life expectancy
d)
death rate
24.
Being able to read and write.
a)
literate
b)
illiterate
c)
intelligent
d)
reader
25.
The amount of people living within a certain area (usually measured by sq. mile)
a)
population density
b)
population
c)
people percent
d)
population calculation
26.
Lacking (not having enough of) or not having the basic necessities of life- food/water, shelter, jobs, clothing.
a)
underprivileged
b)
poverty
c)
developed nations
d)
developing nations
27.
Not having enough, lacking.
a)
sufficient
b)
supplies
c)
scantity
d)
scarcity
28.
A geographic location with a large population in a relatively small space; in other words, a city.
a)
rural
b)
urban
c)
population density
d)
large area
29.
A place where there are few people living in a relatively large amount of space
a)
urban
b)
rural
c)
slum
d)
city
30.
A densely populated, impoverished urban area where the poorest of the poor live in poorly constructed housing structures.
a)
urban
b)
slum
c)
rural
d)
city
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