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AP HUG Unit 2 Review

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these is the most serious concern for a country with an aging population? (i.e. Japan or Germany)

a)

Lack of adult workers paying taxes to support the older population.

b)

New babies that are born decide to migrate elsewhere before they begin school.

c)

As the amount of older people increases, the total population decreases.

d)

As the amount of older people increases, the total fertility rate increases.

2.

Total Fertility Rate

a)

The measure of the average number of older adults who are born to women of childbearing age in the population.

b)

The number of deaths divided by the number of babies born.

c)

The number of births per 1,000 divided by the number of deaths per 1,000.

d)

The measure of the average number of children who are born to women of childbearing age in the population.

3.

A projected lack of working age adults to help care for the older population is an unintended consequence of which program?

a)

China's One Child Policy

b)

Do It For Denmark!

c)

Save Japan - Raise a Child

d)

America's monthly Child Tax Credit payments

4.

In the Demographic Transition Model, which two stages have low growth rates?

a)

1 and 4

b)

1 and 2

c)

2 and 3

d)

3 and 4

e)

1 and 5

5.

In the Demographic Transition Model, which stage has negative growth rates?

a)

5

b)

4

c)

3

d)

2

e)

1

6.

Why do many people die in Stage 1 of the Demographic Transition Model?

a)

Lack of medical care

b)

Old age

c)

Morbid obesity

d)

They choke on Unicorn Cakes

7.

Why do many people die in Stages 4 and 5 of the Demographic Transition Model?

a)

Lack of medical care

b)

Old age

c)

Morbid obesity

d)

They choke on Unicorn Cakes

8.

Most of America's major cities and population live on the coast or near bodies of water. What impact can this have?

a)

The country has uneven economic development, as the coasts see more growth than the interior states.

b)

The growth of farmland in Kansas will help balance out the economic factors.

c)

Increased cultural unity as more people live in close proximity to one another on the coasts.

d)

More efficient political administration and improved governance as the population becomes more clustered.

9.

The emigration of a large number of Poles from a particular region of Poland to Chicago, as a result of communications from friends and relatives who preceded them there is an example of

a)

Chain migration

b)

Step migration

c)

Brain drain

d)

Polish migration

10.

Jatin has convinced his relatives in India to join him in South Carolina to start a new business. What type of migration is this?

a)

International and Voluntary

b)

International and Forced

c)

Internal and Voluntary

d)

Internal and Forced

11.

Bentley has moved from Florida to New York in order to attend law school. What type of migration is this?

a)

International and Voluntary

b)

International and Forced

c)

Internal and Voluntary

d)

Internal and Forced

12.

What happened to the indigenous peoples of the Americans following the migration of Europeans to the Americas?

a)

The population dropped rapidly due to diseases.

b)

The population grew rapidly due to the arrival of honey.

c)

The population dropped slowly due to a lack of new farmland.

d)

The population grew slowly due to few Europeans actually arriving.

13.

A refugee enters America in Florida and is temporarily housed in Wisconsin. He is then granted asylum and is permanently settled in New Mexico. Which type of migration is this?

a)

Step migration

b)

Chain migration

c)

Long migration

d)

Brain drain

14.

Which of these explains Mathus' Theory?

a)

Malthus theorized that eventually the population would increase beyond the ability to feed itself.

b)

Malthus theorized that the population would increase and find new ways to produce food.

c)

Malthus theorized that, if left unchecked by regular cycles of famine and misery, the population would be unable to use Amazon Prime.

d)

Malthus theorized that by 2100 humans would no longer need food to survive.

15.

France gets a large number of immigrants from which of these places?

a)

India

b)

North Africa

c)

Oceania

d)

Russia

16.

The United Kingdom gets a large number of immigrants from which of these places?

a)

India

b)

North Africa

c)

Oceania

d)

Russia

17.

Which of these would likely lead to an increase in life expectancy in a less developed country?

a)

An increase in the birth rate.

b)

A decrease in the cost of transportation.

c)

More access to child marriages.

d)

Improvements in access to health care and vaccines.

e)

A decrease in Total Fertility Rate of neighboring countries.

18.

Physiological population density:

a)

The total population divided by the area of arable (farmable) land.

b)

The total population divided by the total area of land.

c)

The total population divided by the non-arable (farmable) land.

d)

The population of physical education teachers divided by the total area of land.

19.

Arithmetic population density:

a)

The total population divided by the area of arable (farmable) land.

b)

The total population divided by the total area of land.

c)

The total population divided by the non-arable (farmable) land.

d)

The population of physical education teachers divided by the total area of land.

20.

What is carrying capacity?

a)

The amount of items that can be safely carried.

b)

The amount of people that can fit into a place.

c)

The ability of a set of resources to have monetary value.

d)

The ability of a set of resources to sustain a population.

21.

Why do all maps have some amount of distortion?

a)

The earth is curved (3D), maps are flat (2D).

b)

Maps are curved (3D), the earth is flat (2D).

c)

Maps do not have any distortion, this was solved by Columbus is 1492.

d)

Parallels and meridians never cross at right angles on a globe.

22.

Which of these pieces of data would be considered geographic data?

a)

New home sales

b)

Average education level

c)

Median income

d)

Zip codes

23.

Which of these pieces of data would give you the best idea of the characteristics of a particular neighborhood or part of a city?

a)

Congressional district

b)

Region

c)

State

d)

Zip codes

e)

Nation

24.

Possibilism is:

a)

Humans having the ability to change the physical environment, as their culture requires.

b)

Geography determines how a culture will develop.

c)

Human destiny is controlled by the physical environment .

d)

The possibility that maps may have distortion.

25.

Determinism is:

a)

Humans having the ability to change the physical environment, as their culture requires.

b)

Geography determines how a culture will develop.

c)

Human destiny is controlled by the cultural environment .

d)

The physical environment controls human culture.

26.

Absolute location is:

a)

The exact location of a place (address or latitude and longitude)

b)

The relative location of a place (down the street, past the CVS)

c)

Part of Malthus' theory

d)

One of Ravenstein's "Laws"

27.

This population pyramid most likely represents what type of place?

a)

Retirement community

b)

Military base

c)

College town

d)

Stage 5 country

28.

What could likely account for this population pyramid?

a)

A large number of "guest workers"

b)

A war with many female casualties

c)

Several decades with limited female births

d)

A college town with a school for men only