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WorksheetsGeography Spring 2022 Review
Total questions: 97
Worksheet time: 49mins
the ruler of the Qin dynasty , who became China's first emperor in 221 B.C.
Silk Road
Shi Huangdi
Terra Cotta
Chang Jiang
a series of trade routes that began during the Han Dynasty
The Great Wall of China
Silk Road
Dynasty
Zhou
Fertile land that changes to desert
Desertification
Ulaanbaatar
Semiarid
Nomads
The largest desert in Asia, covers much of southern Mongolia and extends into China.
Steppes
Desertification
Gobi Desert
Semiarid
Chairman of the Communist Party, he became leader of China and established a totalitarian dictatorship
Mao Zedong
Cultural Revolution
Shanghai
Three Gorges Dam
A plan to remove what Mao considered anti-Communist elements from China.
Mao Zedong
Collective Farms
Cultural Revolution
Three Gorges Dam
A law that restricts urban Chinese families to one child
Shanghai
One-Child Policy
Cultural Revolution
Mao Zedong
located on the Chang Jiang, this was built to prevent flooding.
Three Gorges Dam
One-Child Policy
Shanghai
Cultural Revolution
_____ is the leader of North Korea.
Kim Il-Sung
Moon Jae-in
Sohn Kee-chung
Kim Jong-Un
_____is a closely related group of islands.
Island Chain
Archipelago
Region
Isthmus
An area rimmed by the Pacific Ocean where earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, or blasts, frequently occur.
Volcano Alley
Ash Zone
Ring of Fire
Costal Fire Plate
High speed rail developed in 1964, travel speeds of more than 125 miles per hour.
Conrail
Locomotive
Amtrak
Bullet Train
When the Japanese occupation ended in 1945, the Korean Peninsula was divided along this line.
42nd Parallel
38th Parallel
25th Parallel
99th Parallel
______is a 150 mile long neutral zone that was created between North and South Korea.
Totalitarian Zone
Iron Curtain
Demilitarized Zone
Communism
During this season, the air blows southward which can destroy crops and create shortness of water.
Dry Monsoon
Post-monsoon
Pre-monsoon
Wet Monsoon
Entertainment in India that is based on Hindu stories, featuring music and films.
Folk Music
Indian Musicals
Priya Village Roadshow
Bollywood
A social structure organized into four main groups.
Hierarchy
Caste System
Tiered System
Social Standings
Heavy rains occur during this season, while irrigating crops and filling reservoirs happen in the summer.
Pre-monsoon
Wet Monsoon
Post-monsoon
Dry Monsoon
Made from silk, these are wrapped around the body for a traditional Indian garment.
Sari
Dhoti
Salwaar-kameez
Chauridaar
This is considered sacred by the Hindi people but has become polluted by raw sewage from the households.
Luni River
Arabian Sea
Bay of Bengal
Ganges River
Used a nonviolent disobeying of laws against the British that helped India gain their independence.
Mohandas Gandhi
Narendra Modi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Sundar Pichai
the capital city of Israel
Jerusalem
Emirates
Sunni
Mosque
believe that Islam's leaders should be chosen from those most qualified.
Sunni
Shi'ite
Extremists
Terrorists
seven of these or also called states make up the UAE.
Emirates
Adherents
Shi'ite
Sunni
believe that the leaders of Islam should be descendants of Muhammad
Shi'ites
Sunni
Emirates
Adherents
unrefined oil, reserves life underneath the Arabian Peninsula
Petroleum
Mosque
Emirates
al-Qaeda
Illegal hunting of a wild animal, is one reason for that population loss.
Poaching
Segregation
Colonialism
Imperialism
A semiarid grassland that separated the Sahara in the north from the tropical grasslands.
Sahel
Semi-arid
Grassland
Sahara
The practice of directly controlling and settling foreign territories.
Colonialism
Imperialism
Apartheid
Segregation
The legal separation of races.
Apartheid
Segregation
Refugees
Ethnic groups
An outbreak of disease affecting a large number of people within a community at the same time.
Epidemic
Pandemic
Famine
Poaching
An outbreak of disease occurring over a wide geographic area, usually across the world.
Pandemic
Epidemic
Famine
Poaching
Widespread and sustained shortage of food.
Famine
Malnutrition
Deforestation
Desertification
To create more cropland, West African's had to cut down forests.
Deforestation
Desertification
Famine
Landlocked
Jerusalem is a holy city to which monotheistic religion?
Judaism, Christianity, & Islam
Buddhism & Hinduism
Daoism & Confucianism
What is the greatest challenge to farmer in Sub-Saharan Africa?
too much rainfall
lack of technology
scarcity of fresh water
land at high elevations
How has human activity affected the Sahel?
New land management techniques have opened new fields.
Forests are gradually replacing the grassland.
Farming has allowed people to grow new crops on the land.
Poor use of resources has made the soil less fertile.
What's the reason behind the African slave trade?
Planation owners thought slaves were harder workers.
Slaves were better at growing tobacco, sugar, and cotton.
Planation owners could make more money using slave labor.
It was easy to bring large numbers of slaves safely across the ocean.
Which process alters the land through action of humans?
deforestation
erosion
eruption
transition
What policy led European countries to try to gain power by controlling Africa and its resources?
colonialism
conversion
industrialism
imperialism
What did many Europeans believe was true of African cultures during colonial times?
They were worth imitating
They had much to offer other culture of the world.
They were just like European cultures
They were not as good as European cultures
Which of the following is a cause of desertification?
rivers flowing outward to the oceans
basins being drained by river systems
the soil becoming less fertile for farming
too many people using the water supply
What was one of the main problems with the borders that Europeans established in Africa?
They crossed too many river and lakes.
They divided some culture groups and grouped some rivals together.
They blocked British colonies from the ocean.
They made is very difficult for French colonists to transport resources.
Why haven't African nations benefited more from their mineral wealth?
They did not discover the minerals until very recently.
Corrupt governments took much of the profits from mining.
People with traditional beliefs oppose digging the land.
A lack universities led to a shortage of engineers.
What did South Africa experience for the first time in 1994?
a system that separated people by race
protests against racism by a black political group
an election in which all races could vote
the elimination of the economic gap between races
Who was the first black African-elected president of South Africa?
Stephen Biko
F.W. de Klerk
Nelson Mandela
Desmond Tutu
What is a pandemic?
an outbreak of disease in tropical regions
a disease that is spread by insects
an outbreak of diseases in a particular community
a disease that spread over a large area
Which two groups of Europeans claimed colonies in South Africa?
British and French
British and Dutch
Dutch and German
French and German
Which term used for a widespread shortage of food?
drought
famine
malnutrition
poverty
What was apartheid?
a Boer territory
policies to redistribute land
a protest group
laws separating the races
What industry contributes most to the economy of the Arabian Peninsula?
agriculture
electronics manufacturing
fishing
petroleum production
What characteristic do Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all share?
belief in a messiah
belief in one god
the same holy book
the same prophets
What is the largest country on the Arabian Peninsula?
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
What are the two most widely practiced religions in the world today?
Christianity and Islam
Christianity and Judaism
Buddhism and Islam
Islam and Judaism
Which of these cities contains sacred ties associated with Judaism, Christianity, and Islam?
Alexandria
Jerusalem
Mecca
Nazareth
Who rules Saudi Arabia?
parliament
king
prime minister
president
How has Dubai extended is shoreline?
causeways built on shells
concrete piers
peninsulas made of landfill
sand islands
Dubai is part of what country?
Oman
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
Which of the following is a belief of Buddhism?
After death a person's soul is reborn another physical life
There is one deity and all propel are equal
There is a path to move beyond suffering
Every deity is part of one universal spirit
How did Gandhi promote Indian independence?
through armed resistance
by promoting Hindu-Muslim conflict
through civil disobedience
by disbanding the East India Company
How does a growing population lead to pollution of the Ganges River?
increased use of industrial chemicals
more human waste of dispose of
run-off from fertilizer and pesticides
water leaking from poisoned wells
How does polluted water affected people in South Asia?
Polluted water tastes bad and it is safe to drink
Pollution controls make water too expensive fo most people
Polluted water is unsafe for fish but does not affect humans
When water is very polluted is it unsafe to drink
Which statement best describes India's monsoon seasons?
The winter monsoon is wet, while the summer monsoon is dry
The spring monsoon is wet, while the autumn monsoon is dry
The summer monsoon is wet, while the winter monsoon is dry
The autumn monsoon is wet, while the spring monsoon is dry
Under the caste system, on what was a person's place in society based?
religion
occupation
language
birthplace
According to Hindu belief, what determines the form that a soul will take in the next life?
avatar
caste
karma
luck
How was the caste system changed in the last 50 years?
Ann official fifth group has been added
Discrimination has been outlawed by the constitution
Caste is based on region rather than job
"Untouchables" have been ranked the third-highest caste
What do experts believe will happen by 2030?
India will have a casteless society
India will have its first woman prime minister
India will become a nuclear power
India will come the world's most populous nation
What is the majority religion of India?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
Jainism
Why were some people in India considered "Untouchable"?
They performed the lowest jobs
They were from the holiest varna
They had not washed in the Ganges
They were in the middle of a pilgrimage
What aspect of Indian culture is becoming popular around the world?
movies
sports
poetry
fashion
What is the traditional clothing worn by Indian women?
sari
henna
lotus
puja
Why are many Indians vegetarians?
They believe that cows are sacred
The want to improve their health
They lost their livestock to disease
They lack enough land to raise herds
Which statement about the Silk Roads is true?
Chinese traders went to the Mediterranean
Silk was made in many countries
Most traders used gold coins as currency
Trade took place by land and sea
What was life in China like under Chairman Mao?
Several political parties fought for control
Government and economy followed Western models
Government controlled farms and industry
Teachers and intellectuals held many government jobs
Which landform lies in Mongolia?
Gobi Desert
Kanto Plain
Kunlun Mountains
Tibetan Plateau
What did China primarily trade on the Silk Roads?
cloth
glass
jewels
wood
Who was a leader of the Communist revolution in China?
Jiang Jieshi
Mao Zedong
Shi Huangdi
Zheng He
Which of the following is caused by Japan's location on the Ring of Fire?
forest fires
high temperatures
monsoon winds
volcanic eruptions
Who was an influential Chinese teacher?
Confucius
Shi Huangdi
Yongle
Zheng He
What do Confucianism and Dam have in common?
Both are monothesitic
Both are nature spirits
Both are polytheistic
Both are ethical systems
Which of the following lists early Chinese inventions?
paper, mental coins, block printing, sailing ships
porcelain, block printing, paper currency, movable type
papyrus, movable type, porcelain, sailing ships
metal coins, block printing, movable type, the wheel
What statement summarizes one of the drawbacks of the Three Gorges Dam?
It failed to solve the problem of flooding.
It displaced many people
It benefited wildlife but harmed people
It produced no new energy
Which religious tradition is native to China?
Buddhism
Christianity
Daoism
Shinto
In what country did anime develop as an art form?
China
Japan
Mongolia
South Korea
What type of energy is produced by the Three Gorges Dam?
geothermal
hydroelectric
nuclear
petrochemical
Which country has a Communist government?
Japan
North Korea
South Korea
Taiwan
What is the native religion of Japan?
Buddhism
Christianity
Daoism
Shinto
What cities were linked by the first bullet trains in East Asia?
Beijing and Shanghai
Seoul and Gwangju
Taipei and Kaohsiung
Tokyo and Osaka
Which of these is the biggest focus of North Korea’s industry?
automobiles
ship building
electronics
military equipment
Who was Shi Huangdi?
China’s first emperor
a great explorer
China’s moral teacher
a wealthy trader
Where did the Sill Roads begin?
Africa
China
Europe
India
Which religion did early trade on the Silk Road helps to spread?
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
What was the samurai’s main job?
fight against foreign invaders
protect their lords’ estate
run large business corporations
serve the Japanese emperor
Which of the following supported South Korea during the Korean War?
Communist China and Soviet Union
United Nations and United States
Communist China and United Nations
United States and Soviet Union
What is a result of North Korea’s policy of self-reliance?
many trading partners
friendly international relations
plenty of local food
isolation from other countries
Which natural event can take place because of the wet monsoon season?
earthquake
tsunami
typhoon
volcano
Why do poachers kill Asian elephants?
for tusks
for meat
for hides
for bones
