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WorksheetsITG-Q2.1-DCA Review (Units 1-3)
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
The Primary Sector of the economy refers to...
Gathering raw materials to sell (e.g. Sanderson Farms)
Taking raw materials and turning it into a finished product (e.g. Beef Stew)
The services sector of the economy
Human knowledge, technology, information, research & development
The Tertiary Sector of the economy refers to...
Gathering raw materials to sell (e.g. Sanderson Farms)
Taking raw materials and turning it into a finished product (e.g. Beef Stew)
The services sector of the economy
Human knowledge, technology, information, research & development
The Secondary Sector of the economy refers to...
Gathering raw materials to sell (e.g. Sanderson Farms)
Taking raw materials and turning it into a finished product (e.g. Beef Stew)
The services sector of the economy
Human knowledge, technology, information, research & development
The Quaternary Sector of the economy refers to...
Gathering raw materials to sell (e.g. Sanderson Farms)
Taking raw materials and turning it into a finished product (e.g. Beef Stew)
The services sector of the economy
Human knowledge, technology, information, research & development
Hunter/Gatherer livelihood; living off the land; not needing (or being able) to buy anything. E.g. TV show called ALONE
Subsistence Livelihood
Commercial Livelihood
Livelihood dependent on earning money to purchase needed materials like food, clothing, and shelter.
Subsistence Livelihood
Commercial Livelihood
Immigration is...
Leaving out of one country or area (temporarily)
Entering a country or area (temporarily)
The process of moving from one country to another (permanently)
Emigration is...
Leaving out of one country or area (temporarily)
Entering a country or area (temporarily)
The process of moving from one country to another (permanently)
Migration means
Leaving out of one country or area (temporarily)
Entering a country or area (temporarily)
The process of moving from one country to another (permanently)
Imaginary lines separating one political unit, such as a country or state, from another.
Political/Artificial Boundary
Physical Boundary
Subsistence Boundary
Barriers that divide two or more regions e.g. mountains, lakes, rivers
Political Boundary
Physical Boundary
Subsistence Boundary
A broad term that includes any form of precipitation with acidic components (parts), such as sulfuric or nitric acid that falls to the ground from the atmosphere in wet or dry forms. This can include rain, snow, fog, hail or even dust that is acidic
Deforestation
Desertification
Acid Rain
Air Pollution
The process of fertile land turning into desert as the quality of the soil declines over time partly due to poor land management by humans, overgrazing of animals, droughts, and other natural causes. Takes place in traditionally dryer climate zones
Deforestation
Desertification
Acid Rain
Air Pollution
Long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns which may be natural such as variations in the solar cycle. But since the 1800s, human activities have been the main driver due to burning fossil fuels like coal, oil, and gas
Greenhouse Affect
"Climate Change"
Acid Rain
Ozone Depletion
A trade agreement between Mexico, Canada, and The United States that was replaced by President Trump's USMCA
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
United States Mexico Canada Agreement
UMCOR
The United Way
Which of these livelihoods is related to living off the land; heavy in agriculture?
Subsistence Livelihood
Commercial Livelihood
Your parent(s) or guardian(s) likely go to work every day for an employer or they run a business selling goods or services. This would be considered which livelihood?
Subsistence
Entrepreneurship
Commercial
Economic
The interconnectedness of the world through trade, technology, and culture is called
World Domination
Galactic Alliance
Globalization
Capitalizm
Which two would be considered a PULL factor for immigrating to a new country?
More opportunity for high-wage jobs/careers
Bigger malls
Concerts
The organization of European countries who work together to promote economic development, peace, and address problems facing the region is called:
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
(NATO)
The European Galactic Alliance
(EGA)
The World Economic Forum
(WEF)
The European Union (EU)
Resources that occur on the earth without the help of humans:
Primary Resource
Natural Resource
Regular Resource
Artificial Resource
