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WorksheetsAP Human Geography Unit 2
Total questions: 89
Worksheet time: 45mins
What type of questions are associated with population?
Where and How
Where and Why
Why and How
What and Why
When was the population the largest?
Right now
18th Century
19th Century
20th Century
What is the world population?
About 7.4 billion
About 7.5 billion
About 7.6 billion
About 7.7 billion
What is demography?
The scientific study of people.
The study of demographics.
The scientific study of population characteristics.
None of the above.
What are the two thing involved in the study of overpopulation?
The relationship between the number of people and the availability of resources.
The relationship between men and women.
The relationship between the number of jobs and resources.
The relationship between the crude birth rate and the crude death rate.
What is carrying capacity?
The number of resources a country has.
When an area's population exceeds the capacity of the enviroment.
The number of people in a country.
When a country has too many people in it.
On a _____ scale, overpopulation could be a threat.
national
worldwide
state/province
local
What is a census?
The most important data source for the population.
The number of people in a country.
The most important form of government.
The number of people in a city.
What type of people, MOST LIKELY, do not fill out the census?
Illegal immigrants and legal immigrants.
Homeless people and legal aliens.
Lazy people.
Homeless and illegal immigrants.
Where is 2/3 of the world's population?
East Asia, South Asia, Europe, and Southeast Asia.
Southeast Asia, North America, South America, and Europe.
Africa, North America, Europe, and East Asia.
Antarctica, Austrialia, Europe and Asia.
In East Asia, what country do most people live in?
Japan
North Korea
China
South Korea
Where do most people live in Europe?
Cities.
Farms.
Suburbs.
Mountain areas.
In Southeast Asia, what country do most people live in?
The Philippines.
Indonesia.
Thailand
Singapore.
What is ecumene?
Anything on Earth's surface.
A portion of the Earth is occupied by humans.
All the animals on Earth's surface.
A portion of Earth's surface is occupied by permanent human settlement.
What are the components of dry land?
Too dry for farming and contains natural resources.
Great farming and has no natural resources.
Too dry for farming and no natural resources.
None of the above.
What are the components of wet lands?
Mild precipitation with a normal amount of nutrients in the soil.
Lots of precipitation and fewer nutrients in the soil.
Mild precipitation with fewer nutrients in the soil.
Lots of precipitation with lots of nutrients in the soil.
What are the components of cold lands?
Very few animals and no crops.
Lots of crops but very few animals.
Lots of animals but very few crops.
Lots of animals and lots of crops.
What are the components of high lands?
Low snow-covered mountains that are close to the poles.
High mountains but small population.
Low flat mountains, near the equator, small population.
Snow-covered high mountains, near the equator, and large population.
What is arithmetic density?
The number of people supported by a unit or farmland.
The total number of people is divided by an area.
The ratio of the number of farmers to the amount of farmland.
None of the above.
What is physiological density?
The number of people supported by a unit of farmland.
The total number of people is divided by an area.
The ratio of the number of farmers to the amount of farmland.
None of the above.
What is agricultural density?
The total number of people divided by an ara.
The number of people supported by a unit of farmland.
The ratio of the number of farmers to the amount of farmland.
None of the above.
When does the population increase?
When more people are born than die.
When more people die that are born.
When the natural increase rate is high.
When the same amount of people are born than die.
What is CBR?
Total death rates out of 1,000 people.
Total birth rates out of 1,000 people.
How many people are born in a year.
How many people die in a year.
What is CDR?
Total death rates out of 1,000 people.
Total birth rate out of 1,000 people.
How many people die per year.
How many people are born per year.
How do you find the NIR?
CDR+CBR
CDR-CBR
CBR-CDR
CBR x CDR
What is life expectancy?
How long a person will live.
The average number of years a newborn will live.
The average number a person will life based on their family.
How long a person has left after they have been diagnosed with a left-threatening disease.
What is the total fertility rate?
How many children a woman wants.
The average number of children a woman would have based off society.
The average number of children women will have in their whole life.
The average number of children women will have between 15-49.
What is the demographic transition model?
It tracks how the population changes as the country develop.
It tracks how much the country develops.
It tracks how the population changes.
It tracks how people have impacted the population throughout the world.
What is migration?
renting a house in Italy
visiting your family
a permanent move to a new location
a permanent move to the same location
What is stage 1?
High growth, high CBR, declining CDR, and high NIR.
(Industrial Revolution)
Low growth, high CDR, high CBR, and low NIR.
Moderate growth, declinging CBR, moderatley decling CDR, and moderate NIR.
Low growth, very low CBR, slightly increasing CDR, and zero or negative NIR.
which would be an example of circular migration
the population of college goes down in the summer
flying to Florida in winter
college kids going home on October 27th
kids going to the toy store
What is stage 2?
High growth, high CBR, declining CDR, and high NIR.
(Industrial Revolution)
Low growth, high CDR, high CBR, and low NIR.
Moderate growth, declinging CBR, moderatley decling CDR, and moderate NIR.
Low growth, very low CBR, slightly increasing CDR, and zero or negative NIR.
migration FROM a place is what
immigration
net migration
circular migration
emigration
What is stage 3?
High growth, high CBR, declining CDR, and high NIR.
(Industrial Revolution)
Low growth, high CDR, high CBR, and low NIR.
Moderate growth, declinging CBR, moderatley decling CDR, and moderate NIR.
Low growth, very low CBR, slightly increasing CDR, and zero or negative NIR.
What is stage 4?
High growth, high CBR, declining CDR, and high NIR.
(Industrial Revolution)
Low growth, high CDR, high CBR, and low NIR.
Moderate growth, declinging CBR, moderatley decling CDR, and moderate NIR.
Low growth, very low CBR, slightly increasing CDR, and zero or negative NIR.
A person migrating TO a place is
immigration
emigration
refugees
forced
Why does the CBR drop?
People are poor.
People are having children later, which results in less children.
People don't want children.
People are divorcing more and having less children.
the difference between the number of emigrants and immigrants
population density
positive skew
net migration
total migration rate (TMR)
Who is at more risk in terms of health care?
Woman
Men
Both
Animals
how many percent of migrants are international
38%
3%
7%
27%
Which of the following is NOT the largest flows of migration
latin america - north america
china - europe
south asia - europe
south asia - southeast asia
How do babies go missing?
Parents lose them.
Killing babies.
Abortion and at birth.
People steal babies from the hospital.
What is the sex ratio?
The number of children per 100 adults.
The number of people in the world.
The number of females per 100 males.
The number of males per 100 females.
what is forced migration
when people are forced out of there country or have no other choice because of cultural or agricultural problems
when people leave there country for better job oppurintiites
when people leave because they don't like the weather
when people stay in there country
what is voluntary migration
migrants who have to flee
migrants who choose to move because of economic reasons
migrants who stay in the same place
migrants who leave because there dictator will kill them
What is the maternal mortality rate?
The yearly amount of infant births per 100,000
The monthly amount of deaths per 1,000, caused by pregnancy.
The yearly amount of deaths per 100,000, caused by pregnancy.
None of the above.
what is internal migration
movement between countries
movement within one region
movement into different countries
permanent moving within the same country
What does a population pyramid show?
The country's population's age and gender.
Percentage of people in 5-year groups.
Males on right and females on left.
The exact population of a country.
On a population pyramid, what does a HIGH CBR show?
Wide base.
Small base.
Wide top.
Small top.
what is interregional migration
movement between regions
movement within the same country
movement between countries
movement within 1 region
On a population pyramid, what does a Low CBR show?
Wide base.
Small base.
Wide top.
Small top.
what is intraregional migration
permenent moving wihtin a country
movement between regions
movement within 1 region
movement to different regions
What did Thomas Malthus think?
The world's population was not growing.
The world's population was growing too fast for food production.
The world's population was growing at a good face in terms of food production.
None of the above.
whats the biggest internal migration
christmas
thanksgiving
easter
Chinese new year
what was the 1st era of migration
settlement of colonists
slaves coming to america
indians setelling in great britain
native Americans moving to arizona
who came in the second era
indians
haitians
europeans
arabians
the third era happened in the 1970's and who came
latin americans and asians
asians and more europeans
latin americans and more europeans
latin americans, asians and arabics
with any migration what is the pattern of where people go
suburban to rural
rural to urban
urban to rural
rural to suburban
what is counterurbanization
people are immigrating into urban areas than emigrating from them
urbanizing is going down as more things get industrialized
people are immigrating into rural areas than emigrating from them
people are moving to more urban parts of the world
Reasons for migrating can be becuase of push factors
a push factor is
induces people to move out their present location
there are more jobs
moving becuase of your job
moving to be with your wife
A pull factor is
something that induces someone to mve out of there country
something that makes someone leave bc of persecution
induces people to move into a new location
induces people to have to flee
what is a refugee
people who have voluntary migrated from their homes and don't fear coming back
people who leave their country so they can go travel and see the world
people who ahve been forced to migrate because they have a conspiracy theory
people who have been forced to migrate from their homes and cannot return for fear of persecution because of their race, religion, nationality, membership in a social group or political opinion
what are intervening obstacles
an environment that makes migration easier
how people migrate
an obstacle that allows people to migrate
an environmental or cultural feature that hinders migration
what is an intervening opportunity
something that hiders migration
this likelihood is influenced most by the opportunities to settle at the destination, less by distance or population pressure at the starting point.
moving because you are being forced out
religious persecution influences you to leave
People who enter the United States without proper documents are called
aliens
illegal aliens
unauthorized immigrants
illegal immigrants
what is a brain drain
Well-educated young people leave their native country for better job and teaching opportunities in North America and Europe
well-educated people staying in their country for job opportunities in their region
well educated people leaving their country for worse job opportunities
people staying in their country because the jobs are better
Migration of people to a specific location, because relatives or members of the same nationality previously migrated there is what
family migration
optional migration
internal migration
chain migration
These are all law's of ravenstein except
Most migrants go a short distance.
People who migrate long distances tend to go to urban areas.
Migrants will migrate where they don't speak the same language
People already living in rural areas are more likely to migrate than those in urban areas.
Most migrants are adults. Women are more likely to migrate internally. Men are more likely to migrate internationally.
chain migration can also happen as step migration
Step Migration is
migration that happens when they are forced to step out of there location and move somewhere else
migration that occurs from intervening obstacles
migration that follows a path of one step
migration that follows a path of a series of stages or steps towards a final destination
The weird thing that's happening right now is counter urbanization that people have not seen yet but is a trend
counter urbanization is
people are emigrating from rural areas
people are immigrating into rural areas than emigrating from them
people are moving to the cities
people are immigrating to deserts
what is urbanization
when countries have farms all over
when countries have there industrial revolution and create new technologies and medicines
when countries build more ports
when people have large families
what is a population center?
average location of everyone in the country, the center of “population gravity”
average location of all the world centers in the world
average location of all the immigrants center of "population gravity"
average location of all refugees
Undocumented immigrants are unauthorized immigrants
who calls them undocumented
Term preferred by academic observers as a neutral term
term preferred by groups that want tougher restrictions
term preferred by groups that advocate for their rights
term preferred by groups that run immigration
Migration of African Americans
africa to America
africa to europe
africa to asia
africa to phillipeans
What did Thomas Malthus think?
He thought that the world was going to reach its carrying capacity.
He thoughts that the world was growing at a steady pace.
He thought that people were dying too quickly and that women needed to have more children.
He thought that the world was doing great.
Thomas Malthus believed ____ sex = ____ CBR
NO and HIGH
YES and HIGH
NO and LOW
NO and HIGH
Thomas Malthus believed which of the following:
The world's carrying capacity was a major problem.
The world's carrying capacity was not a problem.
The world's carrying capacity was a minor problem.
None of the above.
If a country has a lack of resourcs and another country has an excess amount why do they not share often?
It is expensive.
It is time-consuming
Countries do not have time for other countries' problems.
It is time-consuming and expensive
Anti-Malthus people thought which of the following?
The population will go DOWN along with the carrying capacity.
The carrying capacity will go UP at a much faster rate than the population.
The population will go UP, but so will the carrying capacity.
None of the above.
What did African countries think?
More people = More power
Less people = More power
More power = Bigger countries
Les power = Smaller countries
When was the 3RD agricultural revolution and what caused it?
1940s and more equipment
1950s and better fertilizer
1960s and more equipment
1970s and better fertilizer
What does a STAGE 5 population pyramid have?
Females live longer, wide top, and narrow base.
Males live longer, narrow top, and wide base.
Females live longer, narrow top, and narrow base.
Males live longer, wide top, and wide base.
What is an anti-natalist policies?
Two children policy.
One child policy.
Have over five children.
Have no children.
Why are diseases more common in poor countries?
Because in poor countries it is unsanitary and medicine is hard to afford.
Because in poor countries no one cares about hygiene.
Because in poor countries people play with dirt more.
Because in poor countries people don't have money.
How did EBOLA spread?
Cultural diffusion.
People sneezed.
Relocation diffusion.
Contagious diffusion.
Where is the US population cluster
northeast to the west coast
west coast to the northeast
northwest to the south coast
south coast to the northwest
What is the interregional migration of china
the flow is urban to rural because they need more farmers
Still considered developing, the flow is rural to urban where jobs are more likely to be
the flow is more people are going to the coast because of the rapid technology people can work
the flow is more people are going into the cities because they don't want to live in beach areas
the intraregional migration of Brazil is
like china people are moving into cities
Like Brazil people live in large cities on the east coast
Like America people are moving into rural area
Like China, most people live in large cities on the east coast
the interregional migration of Indonesia is
the government is trying to get more people onto the island because the country is too populated
The government is trying to move people off the island of Java (where 57% live) to less populated islands
the government is moving people to other counties while they figure out their water
the government s trying to get more people into less urbanized people
