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2.6 Quizizz.Review-7B-7C-7D-14A-19B-19C

Total questions: 66

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
The Dust Bowl in the Great Plains is the best example of which push or pull factor? (WG.7B) 
a)
Economic push factor 
b)
Political pull factor
c)
Environmental pull factor 
d)
Environmental push factor
2.
When a migrant leaves his or her home country, this is known as (WG.7B) 
a)
Immigration
b)
Emigration
c)
Intraregional migration 
d)
Interregional migration
3.
Which of the following is a push-factor in human migration? (WG.7B) 
a)
Access to education
b)
Higher real wages 
c)
Affordable health care
d)
 Civil war and conflict
4.

Based on the reading, a major pull factor to Britain for people in Eastern Europe is — WG.7B #18

a)

employment opportunities

b)

improved housing

c)

education opportunities

d)

better technology

5.

Migrants forced to leave their home countries due to persecution or conflict are called (WG.7B)

a)

Refugees

b)

Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)

c)

Economic migrants

d)

Nomads

6.

How has the Sahara Desert affected population distribution in Africa? WG.7B #7

a)

Most high density population centers are located in Egypt and Sudan.

b)

No large population clusters are located north of the Sahara Desert.

c)

All large population clusters are in Southern Africa.

d)

The most densely populated nations are located south of the Sahara Desert.

7.

(7B)Indian engineering students traveling to the United States in search of higher-paying jobs is best categorized as an example of ______________ in action. (WG.7B)

a)

Push factors

b)

Settlement

c)

Pull factors

d)

Migration

8.

(7B)A family moves from a rural village to a nearby city in search of a better life and well-paying jobs. How would you classify their reason for moving? TEKS 7B, TEKS 22C

a)

a push factor motivated by social concerns

b)

a pull factor motivated by environmental issues

c)

a push factor motivated by politics

d)

a pull factor motivated by economics

9.

(7C)______________ is the scientific study of populations by examining trends such as birthrates and death rates. (WG.7C)

a)

Anthropology

b)

Demography

c)

Sociology

d)

Polygraphy

10.

(7C)The doubling time, or the number of years it takes a population to double in size, is typically _________ in more developed countries than in less developed countries. (WG.7C)

a)

Longer

b)

Shorter

c)

Faster

d)

The same

11.
___________ refers to the average number of people living in a specific geographic area. (WG.7C)
a)
Population profile
b)
Population density
c)
Population geography
d)
Population pyramid
12.
Which statement best describes the data in the graph? TEKS 7C, TEKS 21A
a)
Human population peaked early, then decreased as people formed permanent settlements. 
b)
Human population has leveled off since the beginning of the 21st century.
c)
Human population was relatively small until the Industrial Revolution. 
d)
Human population fell dramatically following the last ice age.
13.
Which statement about human population trends is true? TEKS 7C
a)
Latin America is the most populous region, but its growth will slow in the near future.
b)
North America has the world’s lowest growth rate, and its population is projected to steadily decline.
c)
Asia has the largest population, and it is projected to remain most populous over the next few decades. 
d)
Africa currently has the highest growth rate, but it will soon be surpassed by Oceania.
14.

(7C)In population studies, _____________ refers to the difference between an area’s birthrate and its mortality rate. (WG.7C)

a)

Projected increase

b)

Diffusion

c)

Natural increase

d)

Density

15.

Based on the maps, population density is highest — WG.7C #3

a)

near mountain ranges

b)

near deserts

c)

in coastal areas

d)

in the southern hemisphere

16.

(7C)The difference in population growth between industrialized and developing countries is that developing countries or (less developed countries) have — WG.7C #5

a)

longer life expectancy

b)

advanced medical procedures

c)

higher birth rates

d)

lower infant mortality rate

17.
The rapid spread of HIV/AIDS to multiple global regions is an example of a(n)  (WG.7D) 
a)
Push factor
b)
Epidemic
c)
Pull factor
d)
Pandemic
18.

(7D)Increasing access to information through technologies such as the internet and mobile phones is known as (WG.7D)

a)

The spatial fix

b)

Space-time compression

c)

The core-periphery pattern

d)

Connectivity

19.

(7D)A young woman of Canada’s First Nations wants to maintain her cultural identity. The best measure she could take would be to — TEKS 7D

a)

pursue a degree in higher education

b)

speak English at home

c)

interview an elder about family traditions

d)

move to a more populated province

20.
The rapid spread of HIV/AIDS to multiple global regions is an example of a(n) (WG.7D) 
a)
Pull factor
b)
Epidemic
c)
Push factor
d)
Pandemic 
21.
The rapid spread of HIV/AIDS to multiple global regions is an example of a(n)  (WG.7D) 
a)
Push factor
b)
Epidemic
c)
Pull factor
d)
Pandemic
22.

(7D)Globalization can worsen health issues by increasing pandemics. How might globalization benefit health issues? (WG.7D) (WG.23B)

a)

Access to the Internet allows for the sale of unregulated medicines.

b)

Access to email increases communications between health professionals.

c)

Multinational corporations give health benefits to all employees when they relocate to developing nations.

d)

Travel between countries can be easily controlled by using computers to track the movement of people.

23.

(7D)Increasing access to information through technologies such as the internet and mobile phones is known as (WG.7D)

a)

The spatial fix

b)

Space-time compression

c)

The core-periphery pattern

d)

Connectivity

24.

(7D)The mobility of the world’s population and the advances in travel mean that viruses can spread and cause a pandemic. A pandemic is a serious — WG.7D #6

a)

or deadly outbreak at a global level

b)

disease in a particular area

c)

outbreak that occurs in rural areas

d)

disease that spreads from animals to humans

25.

This information is an example of the importance of 7D

a)

a mobile and educated workforce.

b)

the influence of foreign teachers in education.

c)

a reliable but declining immigrant population.

d)

the superiority of foreign schools.

26.

What is one likely cause of these pandemics? 7D

a)

globalization

b)

drought

c)

pollution

d)

deforestation

27.

Which title best fits the chart? WG.7D #25

a)

Consequences of Free Trade

b)

Challenges of Globalization

c)

Effects of Technology Use

d)

Results of International Migration

28.

(14A)According to this report, which action most likely led to the formation of new boundaries in Sudan? (WG.14A)

a)

the designation of an official language

b)

the use of peaceful political processes

c)

the application of judicial principles

d)

the use of military force

29.

The Syrian refugee crisis in Europe has led to — WG.14A-PAP #44

a)

fewer political parties

b)

growth in housing

c)

investments in education

d)

construction of fences

30.

(19B)The graph shows typical energy consumption for a household in a cold climate. A household in a hot climate would most likely see an increase in the percentage of energy used for — (WG.19B)

a)

heating

b)

air conditioning

c)

TV

d)

lighting

31.
Which area is most likely to build a desalinization plant? (WG.19B) 
a)
 a dry city near an ocean
b)
a cold city near a mountain
c)
a hot city near a river
d)
a wet city near a forest 
32.
What is one reason why hunger in Africa did not end following the Green Revolution?  (WG.19C) (WG.21B) 
a)
High crop yields reached during the peak of the Green Revolution declined due to climate change. 
b)
Political instability and lack of infrastructure have disrupted the distribution of food in Africa.
c)
The population of Africa had grown faster than the ability of farmers to produce food.
d)
Africa does not have a large enough population to grow its own food.
33.

Since the 1960s, a major improvement in African agriculture has been (WG.19C)

a)

an increased dependence on a one-crop economy in many countries

b)

a decreased reliance on irrigation systems

c)

a greater emphasis on subsistence farming

d)

an increased use of scientific farming techniques

34.
Which area is most likely to build a desalinization plant? (WG.19B) 
a)
 a dry city near an ocean
b)
a cold city near a mountain
c)
a hot city near a river
d)
a wet city near a forest 
35.

Desalination plants are —

WG.19B #9

a)

most concentrated in landlocked areas

b)

usually found in less developed countries

c)

usually densest in dry areas lacking freshwater

d)

most concentrated on islands

36.

North Africa and the Middle East have the potential to provide — WG.19B #13

a)

renewable energy to both Europe and Africa

b)

non-renewable energy to Africa

c)

renewable wind energy to Europe and Asia

d)

non-renewable solar energy to Sub-Saharan Africa

37.

What is a benefit of vertical farming? WG.19C #26

a)

Farming can be done year round in a controlled environment

b)

Farmers can use ocean water to grow crops

c)

Farmers are able to grow an unlimited variety of crops.

d)

Vertical farming increases the cost of products

38.

How did the innovations listed impact modern agriculture? WG.19C #40

a)

They decreased the amount of land available to plant crops.

b)

They increased the amount of crops produced on each farm.

c)

They decreased the amount of fresh produce grown

d)

They increased the amount of time needed to plant and harvest crops.

39.

According to the passage, which push factor is causing Syrians to leave their country? WG.7B

a)

Better economic opportunities

b)

Environmental disasters

c)

Lack of stability and safety

d)

More social freedoms in neighboring countries

40.

Why are Central Latin Americans leaving their home country? – WG.7B

A. Violence

B. Political Corruption

C. Poor Economic Opportunities

D. All of the above.

a)

all other answers

b)

violence

c)

political corruption

d)

poor economic opportunities

41.

What push factor had the greatest influence on the migration of the peoples listed? WG.7B

a)

Environmental

b)

Political

c)

Economic

d)

Cultural

42.

What attracted Central Latin Americans to the United States? WG.7B

a)

all other answers

b)

Economic Opportunities

c)

Political Corruption

d)

Violence

43.

The United States offers economic opportunity, social liberation, and the American dream. These are – WG.7B

a)

Pull Factors

b)

Push Factors

c)

Migration

d)

Deportation

44.

What push factor had the greatest influence on the migration of the peoples listed? – WG.7B

a)

Environmental

b)

Political

c)

Economic

d)

Cultural

45.

During which period was the increase in world population growth the greatest? (WG.7C)

a)

1 A.D. to 1850

b)

1850 to 1930

c)

1930 to 1970

d)

1970 to 2011

46.

Based on the population pyramid, which services are probably in greatest demand in Mexico today? WG.7C

a)

Financial advice for people retiring at 65 years old.

b)

Television programs for people 50 to 59 years old

c)

Childcare and schools

d)

Nursing homes for the aged

47.

According to the pyramid, in 2030 the population of Florida will have – WG.7C

a)

fewer people eligible for social security

b)

fewer school age children 5-9 years old

c)

a decline in the total population

d)

a decline in the number of females 70 and older

48.

(7C)The country of Wakanda is considering building more nursing. After looking at the graph above, as a political advisor, you would – WG.7C

a)

None of the other answers

b)

Advocate for appropriating some the funds from nursing homes to entertainment productions

c)

Advocate for appropriating some the funds from nursing homes to schools

d)

Praise the leader of Wakanda for his decision

49.

(7C)World population growth is dependent on birth rates and death rates and these rates vary across the globe. 7C ets

a)

Less developed countries= high birth rates and high infant mortality rates and low life expectancy rates

b)

LDC=low birth rates, low infant mortality rates and high life expectancy rates

c)

MDC=low birth rates, high infant mortality rates, and low life expectancy rates.

d)

MDC=high birth rates, low infant mortality rates, and low life expectancy rates.

50.

Populations are less concentrated 7C ets

a)

In the Polar regions due to extreme weather.

b)

Along transportation corridors.

c)

Near water.

d)

In the tropics due to the hot weather.

51.

How is the American Indian concept of land ownership different than that of Europeans? WG.7D

a)

Europeans believed that all lands should be shared equally.

b)

Europeans believed that land should not be separated or sold.

c)

American Indians wanted exclusive rights to use the land or their benefit.

d)

American Indians believed that all members should share in the bounty of the land.

52.

Which country decided to quit the Paris Climate Agreement? 14Aets

a)

Russia

b)

China

c)

Great Britain

d)

United States

53.

What major natural disaster has caused countries around the globe to shut down their borders and limit travel of people in and out of their countries. 14Aets

a)

Floods

b)

Hurricanes

c)

COVID-19

d)

earthquakes

54.

Which countries are at highest risk of being struck by an earthquake in the Ring of Fire?14A ets

a)

Canada, Great Britain

b)

Argentina, Venezuela

c)

US west coast, Japan

d)

Colombia, Mexico

55.

(14A)Prospects for diplomacy between these two countries failed after one of the countries decided to continue with building up their nuclear capability. 14Aets

a)

Russia and the Ukraine

b)

The U.S. and Afghanistan

c)

The U.S and Iran

d)

The U.S. and N. Korea

56.

President Trump’s immigration policy did the following 14Aets

a)

Temporarily block major categories of visa applicants

b)

Continue to allow him to work on his campaign promise to build a wall

c)

All other answers

d)

Limit immigration to the U.S.

57.

In spite of its summer climate, the population in the South has grown due to – (WG.19B).

a)

Technology that allowed widespread air conditioning

b)

A more relaxed lifestyle in the South

c)

The popularity of southern cooking

d)

The availability of inexpensive land for manufacturing

58.

Which technological innovation contributed to the trend shown in this table? (WG.19B)

a)

telephone

b)

air conditioning

c)

railroads

d)

assembly lines

59.

One of the larger impacts of the development of air conditioning was that it (WG.19B)

a)

Facilitated population growth in the US Southwest

b)

Decreased residential electricity consumption

c)

Reduced industrial air pollution

d)

Encouraged a shift toward dense multi-family housing

60.

(19B) Which area is most likely to build a desalinization plant? TEKS 19B

a)

a hot city near a river

b)

a wet city near a forest

c)

a dry city near an ocean

d)

a cold city near a mountain

61.

Which statement best describes how desalination technology affects humans? (WG.19B)

a)

It has provided an opportunity to expand trade in remote areas.

b)

It has the potential to reduce water shortages in arid regions.

c)

It has the potential to make travel easier for the people in some regions.

d)

It has helped to increase the amount of tourism in some areas.

62.

Besides providing drinking water, what is another major use of desalinated water? (WG.19B)

a)

preserving habitats for endangered species

b)

irrigating crops for food production

c)

maintaining canal levels for boat traffic

d)

establishing precautions for flood control

63.

Which statement best explains why this system was developed? (WG.19B)

a)

Groundwater is more accessible with more advanced technology.

b)

Water removal is necessary to prevent flooding problems.

c)

Arid locations require freshwater from external sources.

d)

Urban areas need special water treatment processes.

64.

According to the statement above, how can Las Vegas best support its population? (WG.19C)

a)

Develop ways to increase its water supply

b)

Improve transportation infrastructure

c)

Mechanize agricultural production to limit irrigation

d)

Create a more diverse economy

65.

(19C) Africa has traditionally been a vast, difficult continent to traverse. Today Africa is more open to tourists, trading partners, investment, and urban development. Which of the following contributions by previous colonial powers in the region has contributed to this new openness? (WG.19C)

a)

domestication of native animals such as elephants for work purposes

b)

destruction of the rain forest

c)

design and building of artificial water sources

d)

design and building of transportation infrastructures

66.

When Europeans arrived in America and met the Native Americans, what happened? WG.7D

a)

Europeans killed many Native Americans by disease and war. Resulting in a one race dominant state.

b)

Native Americans started to kill Europeans, resulting in Europeans going back to Europe.

c)

Native Americans and Europeans traded with each and learned from each other.

d)

Europeans and Native Americans got along. Resulting in a society where both race lived with each other.