WorksheetsGeography Quiz Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
What is population density?
The number of people in the country.
The average number of people who live in a unit of area.
The area of a country.
Measures the number of people in this classroom.
This type of settlement is ___________
Dispersed
Cluttered
Nucleated
Linear
This is an example of ___________
Dispersed
Clustered
Nucleated
Linear
This is an example of
Clustered settlement pattern
Linear settlement pattern
Dispersed settlement pattern
What is the population density of Germany if population = 83,000,000 & land area = 357,022 km²
223
233
232
234
What is the population density of Greece if population = 11,304,000 and area = 131,957 km²
90
80
86
85
An urban settlement often has a large population size and a _______ population density
High
Low
What is a linear settlement?
pattern of homes/buildings that follow lines taken by roads
pattern of homes/buildings that are close together
settlement patterns that are spread out
settlements on mountains
What is considered "dense" population density
100 or more people per square km
200 or more people per square km
150 or more people per square km
50 or more people per square km
What is considered "sparse" population density
Less than 10 people per square km
14 or less people per square km
50 or less people per square km
25 or less people per square km
What is the formula for population density?
Area x Population in square Kilometres
Population ÷ Area in square Kilometres
Area ÷ Population in square Kilometres
Population x Area in square Kilometres
What influences human settlement?
Family ties
Political Rights
Economic opportunities
All of the above
Where did linear settlement patterns start?
Along major waterways
Areas where environmental living conditions are difficult
When people started to live in villages as other trades were established
What caused a significant change in the modernization of cities?
The industrial revolution
Agricultural techniques
Overpopulation of cities
Define migration
The amount of time it takes for a population to double in time
The movement of people from one area to another
The action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country
Is the following a push or pull factor: civil rights
Push
Pull
Is the following a push or pull factor: low wages
Push
Pull
Is the following a push or pull factor: terrorism
Push
Pull
Which of the following would be a push factor?
War
Educational opportunities
Jobs
Religious freedom
Which of the following is a pull factor?
Lack of food
Civil war
Earthquakes
Job opportunities
