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WorksheetsSoutheast Asia
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which country is being pointed to in this image?
China
Korea
Southeast Asia
India
Which country is being pointed to in this image?
China
North and South Korea
Japan
Mongolia
Which country is being pointed to in this image?
China
Japan
Southeast Asia
Pakistan
A sudden and violent shaking of the ground, sometimes causing great destruction, as a result of movements within the earth's crust or volcanic action.
Earthquake
Typhoon
Flood
Monsoon
Southeast Asia's easily traveled rivers and location in the Pacific Ocean
led to its eventual colonization.
made it great for whitewater rafting.
were the cause of the area's environmental problems.
are attributed to the Ring of Fire.
The Southeast Asian rainforests are _________________ because they have a variety of life.
bionic
biological
biodiverse
bilingual.
A region where political alliances are constantly splintering and fracturing based on ethnicity
buffer zone
shatter belt
city-state
green zone
After WWII, many colonial powers lost their territories to indepdence movements, a process called
white flight
decolonization
war
declaration
The Strait of Malacca offered a sea route used for trade between European and Asian countries.
True
False
Southeast Asia's location, natural resources and increased foreign investment led to
a decrease in agriculture.
shifting cultivation.
an economic boom in the 1980s.
a cleaner environment.
Originally founded as a British colony, Singapore has been able to succeed economically because
of its location at the crossing of trade routes.
the city-state is still a subject of Britain.
they import more than they export.
they have a strong currency.
If an economy was becoming a stronger market, that would make it
an engaging market.
an emerging market.
a stable market.
a sustainable market.
The transition from a rural to urban economy in Southeast Asia led to
an increase in farmers.
more people living on coasts.
a recession.
deforestation and pollution.
Farming an area then moving on until that original area's fertility is restored
hydro agriculture
hydroelecticity
shifting cultivation
subsistence farming
Bangkok, Thailand is an example of _________________, where the area is significantly warmer than its surrounding rural areas due to human activities.
an urban heat island
a hot spot
a hot bed
a city-state
