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WorksheetsAP Human Geo Chapters 1-6
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 12mins
Environmental Determinism
Physical environment determines culture
Physical environment determines emotion
Physical environment determines landscape
Physical environment determines how you cook your pasta
Formal Region
Physical boundaries are present
Cultural boundaries are present
Official boundaries are present
Political boundaries are present
Functional Regions
Informal boundaries, determined by functionality
Informal boundaries, determined by a government
Formal boundaries, determined by functionality
Formal boundaries, determined by government
Hearth
The exact location of a place
Places surrounding the birthplace of an idea
Where ideas are brought to
Where ideas originate from
Possibilism
Culture is determined by the environment
Culture is determined by language
Culture is determined by people
Culture is determined by landscape
Are you going to fail the human geo semester exam?
Yes
No
Maybe
Population Density
Population relative to arable land
Population relative to land size
Population relative to people living on flat land
Population relative to people living on hilly land
Physiological Population Density
People per unit of rocky land
People per unit of infertile land
People per unit of agriculturally productive land
People per unit of previously farmed land
Which river in Egypt has the most agricultural productivity surrounding it?
White Nile
Atbarah
Blue Nile
Nile
3 largest population clusters
East Asia, South Asia, Europe
East Asia, South Asia, North America
Africa, Europe, North America
South America, North America, Europe
Thomas Malthus' theory (proven false)
Food growth is exponential, population growth is exponential
Food growth is linear, population growth is linear
Food growth is exponential, population growth is linear
Food growth is linear, population growth is exponential
The TFR needed to maintain a population is ____.
3.5
2.1
1.8
2.3
2.0
Homogeneous (Ex: Japan)
A place which is consisting of only Japanese people
A place which is racially and culturally similar
A place which is racially and culturally different
A place which is racially different and culturally similar
Doubling Time
The number of years it takes for a population to get to 1 million
The number of years it takes for a population to die out
The number of years it takes for a population to half itself
The number of years it takes for a population to double
The Demographic Transition model is based off of...
The United States
Eastern Europe
Western Europe
Brazil
What are population pyramids?
Representation of a places population based off age and sex
Representation of a places population based off age
Representation of a places population based off location
Representation of a places population based off its crude birth rate
From this population pyramid, we can assume that...
The younger population is small
This place experiences high child dependency rates
The older population is small
This place experiences high old age dependency rates
This country has a high chance of being poor/moderately poor
Which continent has the highest IMR? (Infant mortality rate)
South America
Africa
Asia
North America
Chronic Diseases
Respiratory diseases
Heart diseases
Diseases typically gotten at a young age
Diseases typically gotten at an old age
