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Review UNIT 5 IA4 South, East and Southeast Asia

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is causing the ongoing conflict between North Korea and South Korea?

a)

North Korea is a limited government and South Korea is a Monarchy

b)

North Korea is a Monarchy and South Korea is a dictatorship

c)

North Korea is an unlimited government and South Korea is a limited government.

d)

North Korea has a free enterprise economy and South Korea is a communist government.

2.

How does Japan's location on the ring of Fire create problems for their cities and industries?

a)

Exporting products is made easier

b)

Ports have to be kept ice-free in the winter

c)

It makes it difficult to defend against foreign attacks

d)

Earthquakes and Tsunamis may occur

3.

Using the map, what reason explains why China and Russia have political influence in North Korea.

a)

China and Russia share the same resources

b)

China and Russia are both ruled by dictators

c)

China and Russia trade with the same countries

d)

China and Russia share a border with North Korea

4.

Why was the seismograph an important invention for the Chinese?

a)

The seismograph represents China's cultural belief in the power of the Dragon.

b)

China's location on the Ring of Fire made it necessary to determine the location of earthquakes

c)

The Chinese people had a great love of art and didn't worry about earthquakes.

d)

The invention of the seismograph allowed China to build stronger buildings.

5.

Gandhi influenced many world leaders because he believed that

a)

Non-Violence is a more effective solution

b)

Violence is necessary to solve social and political problems

c)

Violence has occurred at certain times in history

d)

Non violence is not a popular option

6.

What can you tell about the trade between China and the U.S. from the graph?

a)

China's economy depends on the exports from the U.S.

b)

The U.S. economy would grow if we imported more from China

c)

China and North Korea export equal amounts of goods.

d)

The U.S. economy would be stronger if it exported more goods to China

7.

What two groups are in conflict over the city of Jerusalem?

a)

The Israelis and the Palestinians

b)

The Israelis and the Americans

c)

The Palestinians and the Egyptians

d)

The Palestinians and the Saudis

8.

What is one effect of human migration on the spread of religion?

a)

Christianity began in the middle east and spread to Europe

b)

Islam began in Africa and spread to Saudi Arabia

c)

Judaism began in Europe and spread to the Middle East

d)

Hinduism started in North America and spread to India

9.

Which religions below (3) believe in one god?

a)

Islam

b)

Christianity

c)

Judaism

d)

Hinduism

10.

Saudi Arabia exports oil and imports food from other countries. This is an example of :

a)

conflict

b)

isolation

c)

competition

d)

interdependence

11.

Based on this map what can you infer about human settlement patterns?

a)

more people settled in Qena than in Aswan

b)

freshwater is an important resource for human settlement

c)

more people settled in the West than in the East

d)

humans settled mostly along the sea coast

12.

If Saudi Arabia decided to develop a limited form of government, which of the following might happen?

a)

citizens could vote in free and open elections

b)

Dictators would rule the country

c)

a constitution would not be needed

d)

a Council of Ministers would share the power with the king.

13.

In Texas, one major reason for many Spanish words being used to describe things such as food, music and everyday life is an example of:

a)

conquest

b)

command economy

c)

cultural diffusion

d)

religion

14.

Which countries are south of the United States?

a)

Canada and Greenland

b)

Mexico and Guatemala

c)

Spain and Mexico

d)

England and Canada

15.

In 1947 India gained independence from England which was a constitutional monarchy. England influenced how India set up their government. WHAT TYPE OF GOVERNMENT DID INDIA FORM?

a)

Tyranny

b)

limited government

c)

unlimited government

d)

Aristocracy