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WorksheetsSoutheast Asia Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
What are the environmental effects of industrialization?
increased air and water pollution;depletion of resources
increased public transportation
increased economic opportunities
none of the above.
What “push factors” are causing urban growth in Southeast Asia?
Lack of resources
Scarcity of large farm plots
Increase in farming technology
Both A and B
What is the biggest “pull factor” in urban growth?
Job opportunities
Increase in green revolution
Overcrowding
Lack of industrialization
Most migration of people in Southeast Asia is due to?
Increase in farming regulations
Job growth in urban centers
Subsistence farming
Commercial farming
Indonesia, the Philippines and Singapore are all_______________.
Dictatorships
Democratic Republics
Communist countries
Constitutional Monarchies
The Vietnamese language, culture, and economy have been influenced most by?
Early Chinese invaders and later, western colonists
A primarily American colonial government and Chinese communists
British spheres of influence
The kingdom of Siam and the Khmer Empire
By the mid 1970's, Vietnam was ______________________.
enjoying a per capita GDP that was above the world average.
just beginning to deal with internal ethnic tensions.
united under a communist government.
seeking help from the United States to combat Communism.
According to the climograph, which statement is accurate?
The temperature is usually cooler in October than in November.
There is usually more rainfall in October than in November.
There is usually the same amount of rain in August and October
During the hottest month of the year, the average temperature is 88°F.
According to the climograph, which month is generally the wettest?
November
June
May
October
After looking at the climograph, during which month is a drought most likely to occur?
October
February
March
April
Because it is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire, Southeast Asia has frequent _________________.
monsoons
volcanic eruptions
climate changes
wild fires
Most of the islands of Southeast Asia are found in sets of closely grouped islands called _____________________.
atolls
archipelagos
oceanias
outriggers
The body of water that is in the center of Southeast Asia's territorial disputes is:
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
South China Sea
Andaman Sea
Which of these countries is made up of over 7,000 islands?
Vietnam
Hanoi
Philippines
Hawaii
Which of these countries extends in an East to West direction with the Pacific Ocean on one side and the Indian Ocean on the other side?
Thailand
Brunei
Myanmar
Indonesia
The Philippine Sea is closest to which ocean?
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Singapore is located in which part of Malaysia?
Northwestern
Northeastern
Central
Southern
A peninsula is distinctive because it has:
Water on two sides of a landmass.
Water on three sides of a landmass.
Water on four sides of a landmass.
Water surrounding a landmass.
An archipelago can be defined as:
A peninsula.
Water that enters into a continent.
A group of islands
A single island
If a person lives in a large city, they live in an ______________ area. If they live in a remote area with few neighbors, they live in a __________________ area.
rural, urban
urban, rural
remote, populous
sparse, dense
If a person moves from one country to another, they ________________.
atoll
migrate
refugee
asylum
Which of the following would be an example of a "pull" factor of migration?
War in the new country.
Lack of jobs in the new country.
Lack of jobs in the old country.
Plenty of jobs in the new country.
What are two major religions found in Southeast Asia?
Christianity and Islam
Judaism and Christianity
Shintoism and Buddhism
Buddhism and Hinduism
Who took advantage of Southeast Asia through colonialism?
Europeans and Japanese
Americans and Russians
Chinese and French
All of the above
According to the map, most of Southeast Asia is ________________.
Desert
Tundra
Taiga
Tropical
Terraced farming is an example of which Human Environment Interaction?
Modify
Adapt
Depend
None of these
Which of the following is a major river in Southeast Asia?
Nile River
Rio Grande River
Yellow River
Mekong River
According to Buddhist beliefs, _______________ is the reason for suffering.
school
craving
God
nirvana
Which of these would NOT be considered to be a "push" factor of migration?
war in home country.
drought / poor crops in home country.
numerous available jobs in new country.
all of these are push factors.
What is the difference between "push" factors and "pull" factors of immigration?
pull factors are good things occurring in new country, and push factors are bad things happening in old country.
pull factors are good things occurring in old country, and push factors are good things happening in new country
pull factors are bad things happening in new country, and push factors are good things happening in old country.
there is no difference.
