WorksheetsGeography Review: Mid-unit quiz
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 21mins
Population characteristics e.g. birth rate, death rate
Is an example of:
Human Geography
Physical Geography
Learning about different economic systems.
Is an example of:
Human Geography
Physical Geography
Studying natural resources.
Is an example of:
Human Geography
Physical Geography
Learning about why people migrate from one country to
another.
Is an example of:
Human Geography
Physical Geography
Learning about different plants and animals.
Is an example of:
Human Geography
Physical Geography
The study of the physical features of the earth i.e. mountains, oceans, deserts.
Is an example of:
Human Geography
Physical Geography
Learning about different climate zones.
Is an example of:
Human Geography
Physical Geography
Learning about landforms, rocks and minerals.
Is an example of:
Human Geography
Physical Geography
Learning about different cultures.
Is an example of:
Human Geography
Physical Geography
The study of how humans interact and impact the earth.
Is an example of:
Human Geography
Physical Geography
Most of the population growth in the coming years will occur in:
Rural areas of the Earth's richest countries
Urban areas of the Earth's poorest countries
Rural areas of the Earth's poorest countries
Urban areas of the Earth's richest countries
What type of population settlement does this image depict?
Linear
Scattered
Clustered
What type of population settlement does this image depict?
Linear
Scattered
Clustered
What type of population settlement does this image depict?
Linear
Scattered
Clustered
Canada has a population density of 4, how would you describe the population density?
Sparse
Moderate
Dense
Singapore has a population density of 7508, how would you describe the population density?
Sparse
Moderate
Dense
United States has a population density of 32, how would you describe the population density?
Sparse
Moderate
Dense
The Greater Toronto area can be described as this type of population settlement:
Linear
Scattered
Clustered
Northern Canada can be described as this type of population settlement:
Linear
Scattered
Clustered
The Windsor to Québec City corridor in Canada can be described as this type of population settlement:
Linear
Scattered
Clustered
How will cities need to change to accommodate future population growth? Check off all that apply.
Seek ways to supply all people with food, sanitation and education
Make use of roof top and vertical gardens
Build more single family homes
Use power derived from renewable energy sources
