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Unit 3 Human and Economic Geography

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Material Culture?

a)

physical items such as food, clothing, and artifacts associated with a specific group

b)

traditions, beliefs, ceremonies and other non-tangible practices of a specific group

c)

population data used to learn about countries of the world

d)

the exchange of money through production and trade

2.

A group of countries that share language, religion, ethnic heritage, and traditions may be called an ...

a)

economic region

b)

population region

c)

cultural region

d)

war zone region

3.

How do cultural groups categorize themselves? Check FOUR that apply.

a)

By language

b)

By religion

c)

By ethnic heritage

d)

By geographic boundaries

e)

By income

4.

Demographers study population data to discover trends. What does this population pyramid say about Mexico?

a)

Mexico has a shrinking population.

b)

Mexico is not growing at all.

c)

Mexico has an expanding population.

d)

Mexico has a rapidly expanding population or skinny pyramid shape.

5.

What does this population pyramid say about Yemen?

a)

Yemen. has a stationary stable population.

b)

Yemen has a contracting or aging population with fewer births and people live a long time.

c)

Yemen has an expanding population but most adults do not live past age 50.

6.

Factors that POSITIVELY influence population and overall human health in a country include all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

Available Healthcare

b)

Wars

c)

Educational opportunities, especially for women

d)

Growing Literacy or Reading Rates

7.

A refugee is a person migrating because of any of the following reasons EXCEPT:

a)

he/she/they are being persecuted in their country

b)

there are wars and violence in their country

c)

a climate disaster has occurred in their country

d)

they hope to go to college in another country

8.

Pull Factors encouraging immigration to developed nations include:

a)

war, famine, job loss, poor education

b)

vacation, shopping, meeting friends, recycling

c)

family ties, educational opportunities, new jobs, freedom

9.

Immigrants to a country can either acculturate or assimilate into their new communities. An example of assimilation is...

a)

Choosing NOT to learn the language of your new country.

b)

Speaking only English, wearing American style clothing and listening to popular American music.

c)

Eating only your culture's foods and NOT trying the foods of your new neighbors.

d)

Worshipping with people from your country, but also attending a different religious service with someone from your new country.

10.

When people produce enough food to allow specialization and movement into cities, ___________________________ occurs.

a)

Colonization

b)

Population

c)

Immigration

d)

Urbanization

11.

Cities serve certain functions and purposes. A city like Mecca, Jerusalem, or Vatican City is a ___________________ center and pilgrims flock there to worship.

a)

Manufacturing

b)

Government

c)

Religious

d)

Defensive

12.

Detroit, Chicago, and Pittsburgh were U.S. _______________________ centers in the early 1900's, as goods were mass produced in factories.

a)

Religious

b)

Government

c)

Trade

d)

Manufacturing

13.

While urbanization creates jobs, convenient services, transportation networks, and encourages technology, drawbacks or negatives of urban life include...


CHECK FOUR THAT APPLY.

a)

Museums, theater, sports teams and other cultural opportunites

b)

Traffic

c)

Pollution

d)

Increased cost of rent and food.

e)

Locally owned shops going out of business

14.

To produce a good or service, you need natural resources, human resources, entrepreneurial resources and tools, machines, and a workspace. What is this last groups of resources called?

a)

capital

b)

labor

c)

start up money

d)

metals, cotton, livestock

15.

The stage of economic development when humans were nomadic, learned by doing, and only the fittest survived was known as...

a)

The Agricultural Stage

b)

The Industrial Stage

c)

The Post Industrial or Information Age

d)

The Hunter-Gatherer Stage

16.

A few countries have reached this stage of economic development when money is made using ideas and technology, and formal education is at a very high level.

a)

Hunter-Gatherer Stage

b)

Agricultural Stage

c)

Industrial Stage

d)

Post Industrial - Information Age

17.

Globalization connects nations and people of the world through business, _______________, the news, and social media. Globalization also helps spread culture.

a)

isolation

b)

depression

c)

trade

18.

People work in one of four (4) economic sectors to produce a good or provide a service. Which sector does mining or fishing belong in? (the harvesting of natural resources)

a)

primary

b)

secondary

c)

tertiary

d)

quaternary

19.

Which sector of economic activity involves factories and the changing or processing of a natural resource into a usable good?

a)

secondary

b)

quarternary

c)

tertiary

d)

primary

20.

Which sector of the economic labor force do teachers, doctors, lawyers, store employees, and delivery persons work in?

a)

primary

b)

tertiary

c)

quarternary

d)

secondary

21.

If I developed an APP to allow consumers to purchase TV shows, order movies online ,and suggests shows according to customer likes and dislikes. I am working in the...

a)

primary sector

b)

secondary sector

c)

tertiary sector

d)

quaternary sector

22.

A country's health and economic development is measured using birth rates, death rates, literacy levels and income levels of its citizens. This is called the...

a)

World Health Score

b)

Global Rankings

c)

Human Development Index or (HDI)

d)

College Football Top 20

23.

If a country has a high HDI score with high literacy rates, strong income levels, long lifespans, high internet access, and low infant mortality. This country is consider...

a)

Developing

b)

Middle Income

c)

Developed

24.

A ___________________ country may need help or aid from global organizations because its people cannot read, nor do they have good internet access, high infant mortality, and short life spans.

a)

Developing

b)

Middle Income

c)

Developed

25.

During the late 1800's the United States urbanized, mass produced goods, and improved the standard of living. The population then exploded. This stage is known as the...

a)

Industrial Stage

b)

Post Industrial - Information Age

c)

Hunter-Gatherer Stage

d)

Agricultural Stage