WorksheetsUnit 5 Test Review
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 31mins
What two things do settlements primarily take into account when picking a spot?
Site and Farmland
Site and Situation
Population and Migration
Rural and Urban
What is an increase in the number of people living in cities and towns?
Gilded Age
Globalization
Reformation
Urbanization
This happens when the number of births exceeds the number of deaths.
Natural Increase
Natural Decrease
Nothing
Unnatural Decrease
Rural to __________ Migration is the movement of people from the countryside to cities.
Global
Urban
Rural
Desert
Roads, airports, railways, and energy are all examples of what?
Infrastructure
Slums
Megacities
Poverty
Which of the following is NOT a rural push factor?
Lack of government investment
Lack of jobs
Wealth
Natural Disaster
Which of the following is NOT an urban pull factor?
Better housing
Less hospitals
Water
Electricity
An area where it is difficult to buy affordable or good quality food is...?
Food Drought
Food Mist
Food Frenzy
Food Desert
What is one advantage of urbanization?
Larger markets for trading and business
More air pollution
Less traffic congestion
Poor infrastructure
What is one disadvantage of urbanization?
Less traffic congestion
Rapid spread of diseases
High levels of literacy and education
More jobs created
Urbanization affects all types of settlements.
True
False
The density of population during urbanization makes it easier and less costly to get what to people?
Animals
Utilities (water / electricity)
Ideas
Happiness
A person's position in society as determined by income, wealth, occupation, education, place of residence, and other facts is known as...?
Slums
Socio-Economic Status
Favelas
Disamenity Zone
Living on less than $1 a day is....?
Relative Poverty
Urban Pull Factor
Absolute Poverty
Favelas
When the population in a populated city lives in poor conditions is known as...?
Urban Pull Factor
Favelas
Food Deserts
Urban Poverty
What would you expect to find in a hamlet?
Grocery Story
Doctors Office
Gas Station
Train Station
What would you expect to find in a town?
Grocery Store
Doctors
Dentist
All of the above
What is the surrounding landscape that a larger city influences called?
Megalopolis
Metropolitan Area
Shantytown
Slum
Which US city has an urban population between 5 and 8 million people?
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
This image is an example of what?
Languages
Urban Cities
Squatter Settlements
Class Systems
This term refers to how the poor are compared to others in their country.
Urban Poverty
Absolute Poverty
Relative Poverty
Rural Poverty
The rights individuals or firms have to the exclusive use of their property, including the right to buy or sell it. This term is?
Food Deserts
Property Rights
Socio-Economic Status
Slums
Which of the following is NOT impacting urban poverty?
Absolute Poverty
Farming
Relative Poverty
Property Rights
What terms refers to an area within a LDC's cities in which people illegally establish residences on land they do not own / rent and erect homemade structures?
Favela
Shantytown
Slum
Squatter Settlement
What is NOT a challenge urban areas face?
Sanitation
Farming
Transportation
Permanent Housing
This term means: an attempt to get people to return to the city.
Globalization
Urban Revitalization
Gentrification
Infrastructure
Types of Settlements: Town, City, Village, Megacity, Hamlet, and Metacity. Where does town belong on a scale of smallest to largest?
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3
Types of Settlements: Town, City, Village, Megacity, Hamlet, and Metacity. Where does city belong on a scale of smallest to largest?
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5
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4
Types of Settlements: Town, City, Village, Megacity, Hamlet, and Metacity. Where does village belong on a scale of smallest to largest?
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2
5
3
Types of Settlements: Town, City, Village, Megacity, Hamlet, and Metacity. Where does megacity belong on a scale of smallest to largest?
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3
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Types of Settlements: Town, City, Village, Megacity, Hamlet, and Metacity. Where does hamlet belong on a scale of smallest to largest?
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2
5
3
Types of Settlements: Town, City, Village, Megacity, Hamlet, and Metacity. Where does metacity belong on a scale of smallest to largest?
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5
3
6
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What percent of Brazil's population lives in urban areas?
12
85
37
98
White Brazilians of European descent are known as?
Mestizos
Mullatoes
Creoles
Brancos
Brazilians of mixed African and European descent are known as?
Mestizos
Mullatoes
Creoles
Brancos
Brazilians of mixed European and Native American descent are known as?
Mestizos
Mullatoes
Creoles
Brancos
What language do most people speak in Brazil?
Spanish
English
Portuguese
German
What religion is predominately practiced in Brazil?
Atheism
Roman Catholicism
Protestantism
Southern Baptism
Part of Brazilian culture is that they have small families.
True
False
The tango is a famous dance from Brazil.
True
False
Brazil's government has many similarities to the United States.
True
False
Who is the head of state and government in Brazil?
Vice President
Secretary of Defense
Prime Minister
President
Which of the following are environmental issues that face Brazil? (CHOOSE 3)
Deforestation
Air Pollution
High Crime Rates
Oil Spills
Manual labor is mostly used to farm in which of the following regions of Brazil?
Southeast
Northeast
Southwest
Northwest
What is the name for the large slums around Brazilian cities?
Favelas
Shantytowns
Hamlets
Ghost towns
What is the largest Brazilian civil society organization and peasant movement that advocated for land reform?
Federal Republic of Brazil
Landless Workers Movement
Cassava
Brazilian Highlands
What is the removal of trees faster than forests can replace themselves known as?
No forestation
Unforestation
Reforestation
Deforestation
How is Japan trying to increase their population?
Opening up to immigrants
Making it illegal to get old
Not allowing citizens to leave Japan
Make it law that couples must have 3 children
In the past, Japan has always been welcoming of immigrants.
True
False
Japanese ethnicity makes up how much of the country's population?
68%
78%
88%
98%
What is the official language of Japan?
Mandarin
Japanese
Chinese
English
Which of the following are the major religions of Japan?
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
Shinto
Which of the following conditions make agriculture a challenge for Japan?
They experience droughts
Too many hurricanes
It is very mountainous
the coral reef is dying
Which of the following crops are produced in Japan?
Tea
Rice
Corn
Potatoes
Japan make most of its money through agriculture.
True
False
The farming population in Japan is older.
True
False
This is the name of an area that experiences ocean-girdling zone of crustal instability, volcanism, and earthquakes resulting from the tectonic activity along plate boundaries in the region.
Archipelago
Subarctic
Pacific Ring of Fire
Coral Reef
This happens when particles from a nuclear reaction emit radiation. Contact with such particles may be harmful or lethal to people and must therefore be safely stored for thousands of years.
Kanji
Radioactive Waste
Global Warming
Matsuri
This term refers to religious festivals at Shinto shrines.
Kana
Yen
Matsuri
Typhoon
Which of the following is true of Japan's government?
They have an emperor.
They have 3 branches of government.
Some branches are democratically elected, while others are not.
All of the above.
Modern day Japanese society is mostly rural.
True
False
Japan is hosting the 2020 Summer Olympics (which were postponed due to COVID-19).
True
False
