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WorksheetsUnit 2 Study Guide
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 40mins
The movement of people from one place to another is called...
deforestation
polarization
migration
mechanization
a very large ecosystem such as a desert, forest, wetland, or grassland
watershed
microcosm
biome
The small towns, farms and open spaces that lie just beyond a city’s suburbs
urban core
urban fringe
Rural fringe
the older part of a big city - the downtown or business district
urban core
urban fringe
Rural fringe
the ring of small towns and suburbs that surround a big city
urban core
urban fringe
Rural fringe
All the plant life in a particular region
flora
fauna
flowers
All the animal life in a particular region
flora
fauna
flowers
a major city and its surrounding suburbs
(a)
Check all that are pro's for Urban Sprawl
Creates needed homes
New housing projects create jobs for construction workers
Land development = habitat loss
People relying on car transportation creates traffic jams and air pollution
Check all the ones that represent Pro's of Urban Sprawl
As people move in they pour into the local economy by buying furniture, garden supplies, etc.
Pay taxes that help fund roads, schools and other city services
Taxes rise and the extra $ is needed to pay for roads, schools and other services
Open spaces outside of the city is not just empty land it is animal and plant habitats
Check all that are cons for Urban Sprawl
Creates needed homes
New housing projects create jobs for construction workers
Land development = habitat loss
People relying on car transportation creates traffic jams and air pollution
Check all the ones that represent cons of Urban Sprawl
As people move in they pour into the local economy by buying furniture, garden supplies, etc.
Pay taxes that help fund roads, schools and other city services
Taxes rise and the extra $ is needed to pay for roads, schools and other services
Open spaces outside of the city is not just empty land it is animal and plant habitats
Which of the following were agents of change for Urban Sprawl?
Cars
Railroads
Airplanes
pollution
What caused the great lakes to form?
earthquakes
tsunami
hurricanes
glaciers moving
Invasive Species are nonnative plants and animals that invade an ecosystem.
True
False
promote an approach to land use planning known as smart growth by looking at how land is being developed and making better use of the land.
Land Use Planning Laws
Urban Growth Boundaries
Gentrification
Mixed Use Boundaries
legal border that separates urban land from rural land → development is allowed inside the growth boundary but not in the rural land outside boundary.
Land Use Planning Laws
Urban Growth Boundaries
Gentrification
Mixed Use Boundaries
old run-down neighborhoods being replaced by new types of construction
Land Use Planning Laws
Urban Growth Boundaries
Gentrification
Mixed Use Boundaries
combines housing and businesses in one area EX: a building might have shops and offices on the ground floor and apartments above
infill
mixed use development
gentrification
land use boundaries
involves filling in empty or run-down parts of a city with new development
mixed use development
gentrification
infill
land use boundaries
Things that are produced for sale or use, such as food, clothing and cars
services
goods
tasks done by some people for other people, such as teaching or repairing a car or a computer
goods
services
Oil is a ___________________ resource.
renewable
non-renewable
Oil is used for
heat
gas
plastics
nylon
Americans are considered the most ______________ in the world. Productive is measured by how much is ___________ per hour of work.
(a)
Mark all the way that we protect our environment
Use cars more in bad traffic situations
cut back on waste
find ways to do more with less
cleaner resources
recycling
a geographic area that includes all of the land and waterways that drain into a body of water
biome
shield
tundra
watershed
the large core of very old rock that lies at the base of each continent
biome
shield
tundra
watershed
a climate zone with very cold winters, cold summers and little rain or snow
biome
shield
tundra
watershed
a community of all the living things in an area and the environment in which they live
ecosystem
habitat
wetland
suburb
the natural environment in which a plant or animal lives
ecosystem
habitat
wetland
suburb
an area where the soil is usually wet or covered with water
ecosystem
habitat
wetland
suburb
a developed area at the edge of a city that is mainly homes
Conservationist
suburb
Topographic Map
Developed Country
someone who works to protect the beauty and natural resources of the environment from destruction or pollution
Consumption
Developed Country
Developing Country
Conservationist
This is an example of...
vegetation map
climate map
topographic map
Migration Stream
the using up of goods and services
migration
urban sprawl
per capita
Consumption
the constant flow of migrants from one country into another country
migration stream
urban sprawl
per capita
Consumption
by or for each person
migration stream
urban sprawl
per capita
Consumption
a wealthy country with an advanced economy
developed country
suburbs
Refugee
Developing Country
a poorer country with a less advanced economy
developed country
suburbs
Refugee
Developing Country
The total value of goods and services produced in a country in a year
(a)
to move from a country
Emigrate
Immigrate
to move to a country
emigrate
immigrate
Something that encourages people to move to a new place
(a)
Something that encourages people to leave a place behind.
(a)
someone who seeks safety by going to another country
shield
emigrate
immigrate
refugee
the elimination of a group of people based on race, religion, or some other factor
technology
genocide
immigration
refugee
When immigrants come into a new land they spread their cultures and it mixes with others. That is called
diffusion
refugees
mixed land use
remittance
If a well respected doctor who is an expert in his field leaves his home country and moves to another country that is an example of
brain drain
brain gain
brain surgery
brain dump
If a well respected doctor moves to the US and gains new skills and then returns to his home country with those skills it is an example of
brain drain
brain gain
brain surgery
brain dump
Johnny moved to the US from Mexico 6 months ago. Every paycheck he sends home 10% of his pay to his mother. This is an example of
remittance
a student loan
a pull factor
brain gain
In America, we think of this as phones, computers, ipads, tvs, etc. In other countries they are still using it to get water from one area to another.
immigration
emigration
watershed
technology
If a person from Ireland came over to America in the 1880's, they would be in the _______ wave of immigrants to America.
first
second
third
A college student coming to America in the 1970's would be a part of the __________ wave of immigration.
first
second
third
The founding fathers were part of the __________ wave of immigration.
first
second
third
War is an example of a
Political Push Factor
Environmental Push Factor
economic push factor
Drought is an example of a
Political Push Factor
Environmental Push Factor
Economic Push Factor
____________ involves the way a government treats its people.
Political Push Factors
Environmental Push Factors
economic push factors
Human Activity like the explosion at Chernobyl can be an
political push factor
environmental push factor
economic push factor
Early immigrants were poor farmers and it led to this kind of push factor
environmental
political
economic
Pete lives in America but his family lives in New Zealand. The desire to unite his family is a ________________.
education pull factor
quality of life pull factor
family pull factor
Marcy and Jose want their sons to have a better education then they received so that they can do better in life. They move to America to give them that chance. This is an example of?
education pull factor
quality of life pull factor
family pull factor
Lekesha is sure that if she could move her family somewhere with economic opportunities and political freedom, it would increase their chance of success in life. This is an example of
education pull factor
quality of life pull factor
family pull factor
Which of the following are examples of climate zones in North America?
Tundra
Desert
Humid Subtropical
subarctic
Examples of vegetation found in the US are...
coniferous forests
mixed forest
tropical grasslands
desert scrub
Top three religions in the US are
Christianity, Indigenous, and Buddhism
Christianity, no religion, Islam
Christianity, no religion, Judaism
What physical feature, that is present in both the US and Canada, is located on this map?
Rock slide
tundra
the Great Lakes
Mount Olympus
