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Social Studies 6 Geography Unit 3 Migration and urbanization

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To be a megacity, a city must have over 10 Billion people.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Is the following an opportunity or a problem of Urbanization?

Traffic Jams

a)

Opportunity

b)

Problem

3.

Is the following an opportunity or a problem in regards of Urbanization?

Smog

a)

Opportunity

b)

Problem

4.
Is the following an opportunity or a problem in regards to Urbanization?
Overcrowding
a)
Opportunity
b)
Problem
5.

Is the following an opportunity or a problem in regards to Urbanization?

Access to More Health Care Choices

a)

Opportunity

b)

Problem

6.

An area often referred to as "the country". Sparsely populated areas like we live in:

a)

Urban Area

b)

Rural Area

c)

Timbuktoo

d)

Migration

7.

What is a pull factor?

a)

Something that forces someone to move

b)

Something that attracts someone to move to a new place

c)

The motion of a see saw

d)

The cord used to start a snow blower

8.

The number of persons in a certain area. This is measured as persons per square mile or kilometer and is used to help determine if an area is rural or urban.

a)

death rate

b)

birth rate

c)

population density

d)

emigrate

9.

Factors that pressure people to emigrate (leave) from their native country.

a)

job pull

b)

emigrate

c)

pull urbans

d)

push factor

10.

Factors that influence people to immigrate to another country from their home country:

a)

push factors

b)

pull factors

c)

population distribution

d)

Taco Tuesday

11.

Which of the following is NOT a push factor?

a)

war in your homeland

b)

Natural hazards, such as a volcano erupting in your neighbor's yard

c)

Job opportunities are plentiful in your hometown

d)

A disease, strangely like a zombie outbreak, is spreading from the next county over!

12.

As of March 2023, the Earth's human population is approximately:

a)

76.0 Billion

b)

9.5 Billion

c)

8.6 Million

d)

8.0 Billion

e)

743 people, 3 dogs, and a cat.

13.

The study of human populations is...

a)

Biology

b)

Demography

c)

Geography

d)

X-Files

14.

People coming into your country for good paying jobs and better education opportunities would be considered?

a)

skittles

b)

defectors

c)

emigrants

d)

immigrants

15.

Which of the following regions have the largest number of megacities?

a)

Northern Asia and Northern Europe

b)

Australia and Central America

c)

North Africa and Australia

d)

South and East Asia

16.

a person who has been forced to leave his/her country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster

a)

emigrant

b)

immigrant

c)

migrant

d)

refugee

17.

material evidence from past civilization that are left for us to study are called:

a)

antiques

b)

theories

c)

artifacts

d)

zip ties

18.

Social scientists that study ancient cultures through the examination of artifacts, buildings, and other remaining material evidence are known as:

a)

Mike the Barber

b)

theorist

c)

archaeologist

d)

anthropologist

19.

An accepted explanation, supported by scientific evidence, is a/an:

a)

turnip

b)

statement

c)

theory

d)

request

20.

a city with over 10 million people is called:

a)

metro area

b)

urbanization

c)

megacity

d)

microcity

e)

velocity

21.

A run-down area of a city with inadequate housing and lack of services such as water and sanitation is a/an

a)

green space

b)

slum

c)

historical district

d)

dwelling

e)

traffic jam

22.

Which of the following is a measurement of population density?

a)

10 people/km2

b)

10

c)

10 rainbow unicorns

d)

10km

e)

green

23.

Recently, an Ice Age campsite was discovered called the Meadowcroft Rock Shelter in Pennsylvania. Some artifacts could possibly be 14,000 to 15,000 years old. What might this discovery cause archaeologists to decide regarding how humans arrived in the Western Hemisphere?

a)

This find supports completely the theory that the first Americans crossed the Beringia Land Bridge.

b)

That it is possible that the first Americans came earlier than archaeologists thought previously or arrived by a different route than the land bridge but more research is needed.

c)

This site absolutely must be the earliest place where the first Americans arrived at.

d)

The artifacts found are from a different planet

24.

If an early artifact was found at one location and a similar one was found at another location 2,000 miles away, an archaeologist might logically theorize that...

a)

The same person made and would have used both of these is the only possible explanation

b)

That both of these very advanced civilizations must have bought them at the same IKEA store.

c)

There is no way that they could be connected at all.

d)

The people that used these were possibly ancestors and could have migrated to the other location over many years.

25.

According to this map and what we learned in class, most historians and archaeologists support the theory the first Americans...

a)

migrated across the Beringia Land Bridge approximately 12,000 years ago

b)

migrated from Oceana on boats or rafts to Central America thousands of years ago.

c)

migrated across the Mackinac Bridge thousands of years ago.

d)

migrated from Europe across land or water millions of years ago.

e)

Arrived from the planet Zarbagwa aboard spaceships which later became large, edible fruit trees

26.

What is it called when there are too many people living in an area and there are not enough resources for them, causing death or emigration to another area?

a)

Urbanization

b)

Overpopulation

c)

Demographic Transition

d)

Natural Increase

27.
According to the text, which of the following is one of the challenges facing megacities?
a)
Popular sports teams
b)
Pollution
c)
Opportunities
d)
Diversity
28.
Is finding adequate housing a challenge in many large cities?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Maybe so
d)
I dunno
29.

stories handed down through the ages by word of mouth

a)

Fables

b)

oral tradition

c)

archetypes

d)

flat characters

30.
During ___________, glaciers, large mass of ice that moves slowly down a mountain or across land, covered much of the land.
a)
Renaissance 
b)
Ice Age
c)
Middle Age
d)
Cold Age
31.
Someone who moves from place to place with no permanent home is a
a)
Farmer
b)
Nomad
c)
Anthropologist
d)
Megafauna
32.
Modern humans originated in
a)
Africa
b)
Asia
c)
North America
d)
Europe
33.
How would you describe Human Migration?
a)
Movement of animals from one place to another
b)
People staying in their own country
c)
Movement of people from one place to another
d)
I have no idea
34.

Why did early humans migrate?

a)

to pursue food, like large mastadons

b)

to be near the beach

c)

to live near work and the best taco trucks

d)

for better scenery

e)

to escape religious persecution

35.

Artifacts would include which of the following items?

a)

a stone sharpening tool

b)

pottery used to store liquids

c)

remains of an early hunting spear

d)

all of these are artifacts

e)

copper jewelry

36.

Urbanization offers what opportunities to a larger population than in rural areas:

a)

access to health care

b)

availability of electricity, city water, and mass transportation

c)

better education

d)

more job possibilities and cultural experiences

e)

All of these are opportunities offered by urbanization

37.

You are helping plan for a rapidly growing megacity and are assigned to ensure citizens can find a place to see wildlife and the open sky, breathe fresh air, and maybe have a picnic. Which of these are you going to be working on:

a)

mass transportation like subways and buses

b)

traffic regulation and roadways

c)

green spaces/parks

d)

job distribution/unemployment

38.

Curitiba, the city we studied in slides and readings, has an impressive record with positive solutions to urbanization issues. What nation is Curitiba in?

a)

Brazil

b)

Canada

c)

USA

d)

Russia

e)

Venus

39.

Rapid population growth in less developed countries leads to a large amount of illegal immigration attempts into the US, polluted rivers that go through several neighboring countries, and conflicts over resources. This is what level of problem?

a)

Individual

b)

local

c)

National

d)

International/Global

40.

The United States Department of Commerce contains the US Census Department, which is the leading source of data about the nation's people and economy. It counts all the people in the US every ten years, and government decisions including representation and funding is based on these findings. This is example of a/an_____________ organization.

a)

Local

b)

National

c)

International

d)

Interplantery