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AP HUG Unit 2 Review

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is overpopulation?

a)

When a place becomes crowded

b)

Too many people for available resources

c)

One region has more people than another

d)

All of these describe overpopulation

2.

As a country improves economically, what happens to population?

a)

CBR and CDR stays constant

b)

CBR and CDR both rise

c)

CDR decreases, then CBR decreases

d)

CBR decreases, the CDR decreases, then NIR increases

3.

Which of the following regions has the highest population?

a)

Southeast Asia

b)

Europe

c)

Oceania

d)

North America

4.

Dividing the total population by total land area is what?

a)

Arithmetic densisty

b)

physiological density

c)

agricultural density

d)

farmer densisty

5.

Country A has a CBR of 30 and a CDR of 15 while Country B has a CBR of 25 and a CDR of 8. Which country has the higher NIR?

a)

A because the CBR is higher

b)

B because the CDR is lower

c)

A because the difference between CBR and CDR is lower

d)

B because the difference between the CBR and CDR is higher

6.

Where are you more likely to find populations with younger age structures?

a)

LDCs

b)

MDCs

7.

Which of the following countries/situations had the most success in deterring population growth?

a)

China increasing government policies related to childrearing

b)

China decreasing government policies related to childrearing

c)

Sudan decreasing death rates through better diffusion of medicine

d)

The USA increasing access to family leave after having children

8.

What issue do countries in the last stage of the DTM face?

a)

overpopulation

b)

aging populations

c)

unemployment

d)

youth dependency

9.

Where has life expectancy increased?

a)

only in MDCs

b)

only in LDCs

c)

on a global scale

d)

only in countries with easy access to advanced medical care

10.

Populations with slow growth or no growth have population pyramids that resemble what?

a)

triangle

b)

upside down triangle

c)

rectangle

d)

Hersey Kiss

11.

Countries with low rates of contraceptive use among women reflect those countries'

a)

slow diffusion of contraceptives

b)

lack of education of women

c)

low status of women

d)

all of these are correct

12.

Moving TO a location

a)

immigration

b)

emmigration

13.

Which of these does NOT reflect one of Ravenstein's Laws of Migration?

a)

most migration is short distance

b)

most migrants are male

c)

most migration is urban to rural

d)

long- distance migration is usually characterized by step migration

14.

Which type of migration best describes the situation of refugees?

a)

cultural migration

b)

forced migration

c)

internal migration

d)

chain migration

15.

Of the following, what person is most likely to migrate?

a)

Married woman, 30 years old

b)

single man, 23 years old

c)

married man, 55 years old

d)

single woman, 15 years old

16.

In the early 21st century, the largest number of refugees is located where?

a)

Australia

b)

North America

c)

Europe

d)

Africa

17.

What is the global trend regarding intraregional migration?

a)

rural to urban

b)

urban to rural

c)

urban to suburban

d)

highland to lowland

18.

Migration within the same region is called what?

a)

interregional

b)

intraregional

c)

international

d)

intervening

19.

Someone tries to move from New York to Houston but hears about possible tornadoes along the way and decides to stop in Cincinnati and stay there. What does this situation describe?

a)

Intervening opportunity

b)

Intervening obstacle

c)

voluntary migration

d)

distance decay

20.

Your grandparents decide to retire to Arizona. This is most likely an example of what?

a)

economic pull factor

b)

environmental pull factor

c)

economic push factor

d)

political push factor

21.

Which stage of the DTM is likely to have the highest dependency ratio?

a)

Stage 5

b)

Stage 4

c)

Stage 3

d)

None of these will have a high dependency ratio

22.

An uncle moves to another country for work. A year or two later he saved enough to bring his wife and kids to live with him. A year or two after that, he brings your parents and you to live with them as well. What does this describe?

a)

Chain migration

b)

step migration

c)

forced migration

d)

brain drain

23.
What was the theory of Malthus?
a)
Food grows faster than population
b)
Population grows faster than food
c)
Food grows exponentially, population grows linearly
d)
We should all eat less
24.
What stage of the demographic transition has declining death rates and high birth rates?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
25.
A pyramid looks like an upside down triangle, what stage does this represent?
a)
2
b)
3
c)
4
d)
5
26.
Where are people most likely not to live?
a)
places that are too hot
b)
places that are too cold 
c)
places that are too high in elevation
d)
All the answers are correct
27.
What is the average number of births women bear in their lifetimes known as?
a)
total increase rate
b)
total fertility rate
c)
crude fertility rate
d)
crude birth rate
28.
In what stage of the demographic transition are most European countries?
a)
1
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
29.
The ratio of people who are too young or too old to work compared to the working population is called the
a)
dependency ratio
b)
population pyramid
c)
interconnected ratio
d)
retirement ratio
30.
This caused a jump in the worlds' population in the late 1700's and helped send England into stage 2 of the Industrial Revolution: 
a)
the Renaissance
b)
the Industrial Revolution
c)
the Medical Revolution
d)
the Scientific Revolution
31.
 Globally, the four largest population concentrations are located in
a)
Europe, North America, and East Asia, Latin America
b)
  East Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia and Western Africa
c)
Southeast Asia, Southern Africa, East Asia, Europe
d)
 Europe, South Asia, SE Asia and East Asia
32.
The time it takes for the world population to go from 3 billion to 6 billion or 6 billion to 12 billion is called
a)
overpopulation
b)
doubling time
c)
natural increase
d)
life expectancy
33.
On average, since 1950, the world infant mortality rates have
a)
slightly decreased
b)
drastically decreased
c)
stayed the same
d)
incresed slightly
34.

Which of the following is NOT a Pronatalist policy?

a)

Free Birth Control

b)

Free child care

c)

Free College tuition

d)

Free parenting classes

35.
If you get offered a new job with a big raise but you had to move to get there, what would the new job be?
a)
Pull Factor
b)
Push Factor
c)
External Migration
d)
Forced Migration
36.
Most migrants move for 
a)
economic reasons
b)
cultural reasons
c)
environmental reasons
d)
persecution reasons
37.
If a country's Immigration is LESS than it's Emigration it has
a)
net in-migration
b)
net out-migration
c)
it's population is increasing
d)
it needs to set quota laws
38.
Which would not be an environmental pull factor?
a)
clear, dry air in Arizona
b)
lumberjack job in the Pacific Northwest
c)
beautiful clear water by the beach
d)
Rocky Mountain scenery
39.
For someone to voluntarily return to their native land, what would have to occur?
a)
a push factor would have to change to a pull factor 
b)
someone would have to be forced to migrate home 
c)
standard of living in their native land would decline 
d)
they would have to receive a new job in their new land 
40.
According to the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act undocumented workers 
a)
are immediately arrested
b)
were allowed to pursue citizenship
c)
jailed if caught a third time
d)
no longer able to go to public school