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Final Review Pt. 1

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The main features of a capitalistic economic system are

a)

central planning by government and full employment.

b)

powerful labor unions and fixed prices.

c)

export quotas and state ownership of basic industries.

d)

private ownership and the profit motive.

2.

Which is a central characteristic of communist economy?

a)

Businesses are driven by the desire for profits

b)

Workers are driven by competitive wages and other financial incentives

c)

The government owns the means of production

d)

Labor unions offer workers protection from unfair business practices

3.

In which economic system would you expect the state to own major businesses, but encourages individuals to own small businesses?

a)

Tradition Economy

b)

Free Enterprise

c)

Communist

d)

Socialist

4.

In Indonesia, the government owns large industries and sets some prices. However, private businesses are also encouraged and several hundred are traded on the Stock Exchange. This country’s economy system can be classified as

a)

Traditional

b)

Free Enterprise

c)

Communist

d)

Socialist

5.

In a traditional economy, information about the way goods are produced is passed from one generation to the next by the-

a)

Government Officials

b)

The legal system of that region

c)

Public school and university systems

d)

Family members

6.

Which statement would be true of the economy for Speaker B?

a)

A major goal of the economy is to have a class society

b)

Most people follow their parent's occupations

c)

Few people have education outside the home

d)

Many businesses compete to have the lowest prices

7.

Based on the statement above, Speaker A lives in a country that has a

a)

Communist Economy

b)

Traditional Economy

c)

Free Enterprise Economy

d)

Socialist Economy

8.

What occupation would most commonly be found in Speaker C’s country?

a)

Computer Programmer

b)

Commercial Agriculture

c)

Subsistent Farmer

d)

Factory Line assembly worker

9.

Which of the following accurately lists physical factors that help constitute a region?

a)

Vegetation, climate, land, and water forms

b)

Political units, climate regions, and river systems

c)

Trade networks, religions practiced, and language

d)

Climate zones, language, and trade networks

10.

Which of the following is a direct effect of tectonic plate movement?

a)

The physical topography of a mountain region.

b)

Seasonal changes in weather.

c)

The distribution of biomes in an area.

d)

The average annual precipitation that an area receives.

11.

Throughout history, people have lived on savannas and mountains, in deserts and rainforests, along river valleys and coastlines, and on islands.  What does this great diversity in the areas of human settlement demonstrate?

a)

People organize similar forms of government.

b)

People can adapt to many different physical surroundings.

c)

People follow similar occupations in very different regions.

d)

People prefer to live in isolation from each other.

12.

A giant ocean wave that is created by an earthquake is called a

a)

tsunami

b)

ring of fire

c)

epicenter

d)

high tide

13.

Which of the following physical processes is responsible for the creation of mountains such as the Himalayas in Asia?

a)

Erosion

b)

Plate tectonics

c)

Water flows

d)

Glaciation

14.

What conclusion is best supported by the data in this table?

a)

Health care was more expensive in Argentina than in Brazil.

b)

The quality of life was better in Peru than in Brazil.

c)

Peru had a greater number of young people than Bolivia

d)

Bolivia had a lower standard of living than Argentina

15.

Which of the following would be considered push factors for migration?

a)

Elevation and latitude

b)

Better schools and political freedom freedom

c)

Poverty and war

d)

Better health care and freedom of religion

16.

Which system is associated with biomes and ecosystems?

a)

Atmosphere

b)

Biosphere

c)

Hydrosphere

d)

Lithosphere

17.

What do the Atmosphere and the Hydrosphere have in common? These two systems both include

a)

hurricanes and ocean currents

b)

tectonic and volcanic processes

c)

wind and water erosion

d)

water in various forms

18.

Which two speakers represent and express ideas from Christianity and Hinduism?

a)

speakers 1 and 4

b)

speakers 1 and 2

c)

speakers 2 and 3

d)

speakers 3 and 4

19.

Which statement best explains how Jerusalem is perceived throughout the world?

a)

Foreign students regard it as an intellectual center for higher education

b)

Several countries claim it as a colonial possession

c)

Economist view it as an important center for international trade

d)

The adherents of several major religions regard it as a holy city

20.

What is the coldest biome?

a)

tundra

b)

desert

c)

mediterranean

d)

grassland

21.

Which of the following typically occurs in the biosphere?

a)

Continuous circulation of hot and cold oceanic currents

b)

Regulations of the rate at which thermal energy leaves the planet

c)

The interaction of plants and animals within specific climate regions

d)

The recycling of the continental crusts in subduction zones

22.

 

What major religion has the smallest number of followers?

a)

hinduism

b)

buddhism

c)

judaism

d)

christianity

23.

The two major groups of Islam are the Shiite and the _______________.

a)

Sons of Muhammad

b)

Pubha

c)

Denhi

d)

Sunni

e)

The answer is D

24.

Which text is essential to the practice of Islam?

a)

New Testament

b)

Analects

c)

Torah

d)

Qur'an

25.

Which action is most closely associated with polytheism (believing in more than one god)?

a)

praying in a synogogue

b)

accepting the eightfold path

c)

worshipping many gods

d)

reading the Qur'an