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WorksheetsAP Human Geo Prac Questions
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 19mins
Physiological population density differs from crude population density in that physiological density
Examines only the population of cities, while crude density includes the population of cities and rural areas
Is a measure of how density is precieved, while crude density is a measure of specific density
Explains density in terms of people per arable square land unit, while crude density explains density in terms of people per total square land unit
Explains the density of a single housing unit while crude density explains the density of a group of houses
Is the number of people per housing unit,while crude density is the number of people per square mile.
Explain a likley outcome: There is a growing population in cities with rising needs for employment...
Explain a likley outcome: There is a growing cluster of people living along the coastline due to internal migration...
Explain a likley outcome: There is a government that is struggling with an againg population due to population decline...
On the map above, which one of the following boxes is in an area where population density is high and the level of economic development is low?
A
B
C
D
E
The ability of a resource base to sustain a population is known as it's
Support Ratio
Carrying Capacity
Subsistence Limit
Basic Employment
Population Pressure
If a country wants to know its NIR it would look at...
CBR
TFR
CDR
IMB
If a population has a higher CDR than CBR its NIR is...
Negative
Positive
If a country has a TFR of 5 you may conclude that it is a...
Undeveloped Country
Developing Country
Developed Country
If a country has a low IMR you may conclude that it is a...
Undeveloped Country
Developing Country
Developed Country
Since the changes in social roles, lifestyles, and employment patterns of women in Europe, Canada, and the United States have affected the overall population through which of the following?
Increased TFR
Decreased TFR
Increased death rates
Decreased death rates
Increased IMR
Which of the following countries is best described as being stage 3 of the demographic transition model?
China Birth Rate = 1, Death Rate = 7
Democratic Republic of the Congo: Birth Rate = 44, Deah Rate = 10
Bolivia: Birth Rate = 24, Death Rate = 7
Ivory Coast: Birth rate = 24, Death Rate = 13
Hungary: Birth Rate = 10, Death Rate = 13
United States
Life expectancy creeping up toward 90
New treatments for debilitating diseases
Focus on diet
Cigarette smoking taboo
Do have concerns with the intake of sugars and fats
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 5
Which of the following explains an unintended consequence of China's antinatalist one-child policy?
A dramatic reduction of the birth rate and a decline of the rate of natural increase rate, resulting in lower population growth.
Agricultural families were forced to relocate to the nearest city to search for employment resulting in increased urban population.
A project shortage of working-age people to care for the rising elderly population resulting in an increase in the cost of living for older people.
Decreased spending on childhood expenses, such as education and nursey supplies results in a drop in domestic economic productivity.
A decreased emphasis on education due to the decreasing numbers of school-age children results in a loss of international competitveness.
Which of the following profiles characterizes the population group that is most likley to migrate?
Married, twenty-five years old
Single, twenty-five years old
Married, fifty years old
Single, fifty years old
Married, sixty-five years old
Which of the following would be most likley to increase life expectancy in a less country, resulting in an againg population in that country?
An increase in the country's birth rate
Rural-to-urban migration within the country
Improvements in transportation and communication networks
Improvements in access to health care and sanitation
A decrease in the country's total fetility rate
A student who lives in Minneapolis chosses to spend her spring break in Florida rather than Jamaica because Florida is closer and the plane fare is cheaper. This type of decision-making best illustrates the concept of:
Human Capital
Time Space Compression
Intervening Opportunities
The Rank Size Rule
Central Place Thoery
There has been an increase in asylum seekers from Syria to the European Union in recent years. Which of the following best describes the reason for this migration?
A large rural-to-urban population shift within Syria
A continuing rise in employment for asylum seekers in the European Union
A continuing issue of conflict and political unrest within Syria
The tightening of asylum policies by the European Union
The tightening of guest-worker policies by the European Union
During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, which of the following types of intraregional migration was the most prominnent worldwide?
Rural to urban
Urban to suburban
Inland to coastal
Highland to lowland
Urband to rual
A world map of hog production per capita would reveal the lowest values in which of the following regions?
The United States Midwest
Southeast Asia
Western Europe
The Middle East
China
Cultural landscapes can be defined as
The types of art, music, dance and theater practiced in a particular region
The ways that people in differing cultures preceive the enviorment
The forms superimposed on the physical enviorment by the activities of humans
The diversity of distinctive cultures within a paticular geographic area
A particular area within a geographic region dedicated to cultural activites
Which of the following is NOT a centrifugal force for a state?
Uneven Development
Substate Nationalism
Linguistic Homogenity
A fragmented territorial base
A stong tradition of local governance
The spread of specialty coffee shops across the United States in the 1990's is an example of
Hierarchical Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
Stimulus Diffusion
Periodic Movement
Relocation Diffusion
