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WorksheetsAP Human Geography Unit 2 Review
Total questions: 104
Worksheet time: 54mins
Which of the regions has the highest population concentration?
Southeast Asia
East Asia
Southern Africa
Latin America
What stages of the DTM see the most population growth?
1 and 2
2 and 3
3 and 4
4 and 5
What stage is this population pyramid?
1
2
3
4
What stage is this population pyramid?
1
2
3
4
ETM Stage 3 is known as...
Infectious and parasitic diseases
Receding Pandemics
Degenerative Diseases
Delayed Degenerative Diseases
Which DTM Stage has the lowest growth?
2
3
4
5
Interregional migration in the US is from
Urban to rural
Urban to suburban
South to north
Northeast to west and south
Which characteristic is shared by European countries?
High IMR
Low NIR
High CBR
High CDR
This population density measure can show the economic development of a country.
Arithmetic Density
Physiological Density
Crude Density
Agricultural Density
Which country has anti-natalist policies?
Japan
German
China
United States
According to Ravenstein long distances migrants settle in
Urban areas
Rural areas
United States
Small Towns
The first wave of migration to the US came from
Northern and Western Europe
Asia
Latin America
Southern and Eastern Europe
What is an internally displaced person?
Someone who has been forced to migrate but has not crossed international boundaries
Someone who has fled to a foreign country and is seeking asylum
Someone who has voluntarily moved to a country in search of a job
Someone who has been forced to migrate fearing for their life
According to Ravenstein's Laws of Migration, which of the following would likely not happen?
movement from rural areas to urban areas
long distance migration to cities
migration of single women over long distances
step migration
Over the past century, the population of the world has been...
growing even though the fertility rate is decreasing
growing even though the life expectancy is decreasing
growing because the fertility rate is increasing
declining because life expectancy is decreasing
According to Ravenstein, people tend to migrate
From urban areas to rural areas
starting around age 48
as long a distance as possible
From rural areas to urban areas
On the Demographic Transition Model, which stage(s) is/are characterized by HIGH death rates, High BIRTH RATES, but LOW populations.
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stages 4 and 5
This country most likely is in which stage of the Demographic Transition Model?
stage 1
stage 2
stage 3
stage 5
Which of the following BEST describes China's Later, Longer, Fewer and 1 One Child Policies?
Pronatalist
Political factors decreasing fertility rates
Social factors decreasing fertility rates
Demographic factors decreasing fertility rates
Barriers that get in the way of a person's migration are known as...
Gender inequalities
intervening obstacles
Urbanization
Ravenstein's Laws of Migration
When women in developing countries become educated...
The death rate increases
the country enters stage 5 of the Epidemiological Transition Model
the agricultural density increases
Fertility rates decrease
Which generalization is best illustrated by the world map shown?
Climate is the primary factor influencing population distribution
People are spread out evenly throughout the world
The majority of the worlds population lives between 30° North and 60° North latitude
More people live in the Western Hemisphere been in the Eastern Hemisphere
People have preserved fertile land for farming by choosing to settle heavily in areas with poor farmland
Which country has the lowest arithmetic population density?
Egypt
The United States
Australia
India
France
The Nile River Valley has the greatest concentration of population Egypt because of its?
Alpine climate
Tourist Attractions
Extensive migration from nearby areas
Many sacred sites
High quality agricultural land
Which might explain the asymmetrical part of the population pyramid?
A high death rate among men aged 20 to 50
A large temporary immigrant worker population
An over counting of children during the census
An epidemic with high rate of mortality among the elderly
A major war fought in the years 2006 to 2010
Which statement about birth is best supported by the pyramid?
More births occurred in 1956 than in 1966
more births occurred in 1986 than in 2006
the number steadily increased between 1956 and 2016
the number steadily decreased between 1956 and 2016
fewer births occurred in 2016 and 2011
Based on the map, where is there a high population density?
Along the East Coast
Along the West Coast
Around the Rocky Mountains
In Southeast
What is an ecumene?
The climate, landforms, and bodies of water which make up a living space for animals and humans
The physical features of the earth surface - physical features
The uninhabited places on earth
The inhabited places on earth
What is the arithmetic density?
The amount of farmers within the arable land of a certain area
The amount of people within the arable land of a certain area
The amount of people in a certain area
The amount of people in developed areas
What is physiological density?
The amount of farmers within the arable land of a certain area
The amount of people within the arable land of a certain area
The amount of people in a certain area
The amount of people within a developed area
The physiological density is more useful than arithmetic density when trying to determine a region's what?
Population distribution
Physical features
Carrying Capacity
Human Features
Why is carrying capacity important to know about when looking at population density?
Because it describes what population can be supported in order to export to other countries
Because it describes how much population the land can support without environmental deterioration
Because it shows that all countries can produce higher yields so that they do not need to import food
Because it shows the development of the land
Why is there a higher agricultural density in less developed countries?
Because in less developed countries there is less of a need for farmers due to technology
Because more developed countries need more farmers to supply a larger food source
Because in less developed countries there are more farmers due to being an economy based on labor
Because in more developed countries there is a high demand for jobs
What type of growth is shown in this population pyramid?
Negative
Slow
Rapid
Neutral
What is the replacement fertility level?
Between 2.1 - 2.4
Between 1.2 - 2.1
Between 0 - 1
Between 4.2 - 5.1
Why might an area suffer if the Total Fertility Rate is too low?
Because they won't be able to have as many individuals in the pre-productive stage to replenish the current population
Because they won't be able to have as many workers, so it might stop them from progressing
Because they are a post-industrial country so they will need more workers
Because the country has reached the carrying capacity
If the mortality rate, infant mortality rate, and child mortality rate are low what does that mean?
The country has good access to healthcare and proper nutrition
The country has reached its carrying capacity so they need more population
The country has a pronatalist policy to encourage more population
The country does not have good access to healthcare nor proper nutrition
What is the rate of natural increase?
It is a statistic that compares the infant death rate and the child mortality rate
It is a statistic that compares the immigration and emigration to a country
It is a statistic that compares the birth rate and death rate of a country for population growth or decline
It is a statistic that compares arithmetic and physiological population density
What is population doubling time?
The amount of time it takes for a population in a given area to double it is calculated with "the rule of 50"
The amount of time it takes for a population in a given area to double it is calculated with "the rule of 70"
The amount of time it takes for an area's RNI to double
The amount of time it takes for a population in a given area to decrease by two
Russia gave away a prize for families who had children born on a certain date is an example of what?
Pro-natalist
Anti-natalist
India tried to discourage families from having large families by showing them how "unhappy" they would be if they had large families. This is an example of what?
Pro-natalist
Anti-natalist
What is a description of stage 1?
High Birth - High Death - human misery & suffering
low birth - low death - low to zero growth
Declining birth - lower death - slowing growth - better healthcare and less kids needed
High birth - declining death - figuring out clean water & basic healthcare
What is a description of stage 2?
High Birth - High Death - human misery & suffering
low birth - low death - low to zero growth
Declining birth - lower death - slowing growth - better healthcare and less kids needed
High birth - declining death - figuring out clean water & basic healthcare
What is a description of stage 3?
High Birth - High Death - human misery & suffering
low birth - low death - low to zero growth
Declining birth - lower death - slowing growth - better healthcare and less kids needed
High birth - declining death - figuring out clean water & basic healthcare
What is a description of stage 4?
High Birth - High Death - human misery & suffering
low birth - low death - low to zero growth
Declining birth - lower death - slowing growth - better healthcare and less kids needed
High birth - declining death - figuring out clean water & basic healthcare
According to Ravenstein's laws of migration what does it say about the distance migrants travel?
Only children travel long distances
Only women travel far away from their homeland
A majority of them go long distances
A majority of them go only a short distance
What does Ravenstein's Laws of Migration say about women?
Females are more likely to migrate internationally
Females are more migratory within their area of birth
Females are more likely to travel with a group to economic centers
All of these
The conflict happening in Syria is causing Syrians to leave is what?
Push Factor
Pull Factor
A person might come to the United States because of the freedom of religion if they feel like their religion is being oppressed elsewhere.
Push Factor
Pull Factor
What is the largest forced migration in history?
The migration in the early 1900s to America
The Atlantic Slave Trade
The migration from Venezuela and Syria
The migration after WWI
People who leave their home state and apply for protection in their destination state is what?
Asylum Seekers
Internally displaced persons
Immigrants
Migrants
Livestock herders move their animals during winter is an example of what?
Transnational Migration
Refugees
Internally Displaced Persons
Transhumance
An individual who moves between Venezuela and Columbia is an example of what?
Transhumance
Transnational migration
Asylum Seekers
Emigrants
Joe immigrates from the United States and goes to Sweden and writes about his successes and access to resources. His family decides to follow him. What is this called?
Step Migration
Refugees
Guest Workers
Chain Migration
Georgia first stops in a small town to earn money to provide for rent and other necessities. Then she moves eventually to New York City. This could be an example of what?
Step Migration
Refugees
Guest Workers
Chain Migration
Most migration is what?
Urban to Rural
Rural to Urban
Transnational
Chain migration
Generally, if the GNP(Gross National Product) increases the birth rate of that country?
decreases
increases slowly
doesn't change
increases rapidly
In what stage are most European countries?
1
2
3
4
lots of children
