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Geography Final Exam 2

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When a new air mass reaches the UK, it brings a change in the (a)   .

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

2.

When the rising air cools, the water vapor (a)   to form a sloping bank of cloud.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

3.

China now has the second largest (a)   in the world, after the USA.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

4.

(a)   is the production and discharge of gas or radiation into the atmosphere.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

5.

(a)   is worked out by taking daily measurements over a long period.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

6.

The first emperor to unite India was (a)   , who ruled from 269 to 232 BC, he was converted to Buddhism.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

7.

Tibet is dry for nine months of the year, but has thousands of (a)   and lakes.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

8.

The (a)   was introduced to Europe from China and helped to usher in the great period of European navigation.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

9.

As the (a)   rises, the patterns of rainfall, and wind, and ocean currents, will change too.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

10.

(a)   is called the ‘Roof of the World’ because it has an average height of over 4.5 km above sea level.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

11.

Weather is the state of the (a)   in a place.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

12.

Global (a)   is the rising in the temperatures around the Earth.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

13.

The (a)   Mountains form the border between the Europe and Asia.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

14.

New Guinea is the island that lies half in Asia, half in (a)   .

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

15.

The (a)   Sea was once one of the four largest lakes in the world, it has been steadily shrinking since the 1960s.

Choose the correct answer.

Ashoka | atmosphere | rivers | Tibet Oceania | weather |

Buddhism | pressure | emission | USA | temperature | Ural |

condenses | warming | Himalayas | Aral | gunpower | Russia

UK | endangered | evaporate | cooling | glaciers |

compass | climate | Hinduism | economy

16.

Water vapour is a gas, in cold weather it may (a)   around us as a fog.

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

17.

The lower the pressure, the worse the (a)   will be.

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

18.

The air moves around the world in huge blocks called air (a)   .

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

19.

A (a)   graph shows the average temperatures and rainfall for a place over the year.

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

20.

A fall in air (a)   is a sign of wind and rain.

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

21.

The further you go from the (a)   the cooler it gets.

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

22.

Tibet is over ten times bigger than the (a)   and over 4.5 km high on average.

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

23.

In the UK, the North Atlantic drift warms the (a)   coast in winter.

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

24.

High pressure means no (a)   , it gives our hottest summer weather and our coldest winter weather.

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

25.

The relief rain falls on the (a)   side of the mountain.

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

26.

A sea (a)   keeps the coast cool in summer and warm in winter.

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

27.

Gobi desert, the largest desert in Asia, lie in China and (a)   .

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

28.

There are many (a)   industries in Chongqing, making products such as cars, textiles and computer.

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

29.

The rate of (a)   in China is the fastest the world has ever seen.

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

30.

Most of the land in Asia lies inside the (a)   .

Choose the correct answer.

west | climate | leeward | UK | breeze | Mongolia |

windward | Chongqing | urbanisation | China | clouds | pressure |

culture | India | rain | condense | east | tropics |

weather | evaporate | buddhism | wealthy | manufacturing | Shanghai |

poverty | equator | US | hinduism | Beijing | masses

31.

What will happened if there is a rise in global temperature?

a)

The sea around the island will become saltier.

b)

The vegetation in the island will become temperate.

c)

The sea level will drop and the island will have a bigger area.

d)

The island will be submerged because the sea level will rise.

32.

Large area of lakes in China have been reclaimed to get more land for __________.

I farming activities

II settlement

III building infrastructure

IV selling to international organizations

a)

I, II and IV only

b)

I, II, and III only

c)

II, III and IV only

d)

All of the above

33.

Which of the statement is false?

a)

Warm air sinks in low pressure areas.

b)

Cold air moves in to take the place of warmer, lower pressure air.

c)

Warm air rises in low pressure areas.

d)

Cold air falls in high pressure areas.

34.

Which of the following comparisons of population problems faced by LEDCs and MEDCs is incorrect?

A LEDCs: Lack of water supplies MEDCs : Lack of labour force

B LEDCs: Great pressure on housing MEDCs : Great pressure on health care services

C LEDCs: Inadequate jobs of tertiary sector MEDCs :Inadequate food supply

D LEDCs: Food shortage MEDCs : Labour shortage

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

35.

Which of the following is the most accurate reason why the Earth is able to support life?

a)

Plants grow on Earth.

b)

Its atmosphere can trap heat.

c)

Some gases in the atmosphere prevent ultraviolet rays from entering.

d)

It is near the Sun

36.

Why is the summit of Mount Everest (8484 meters above sea level) so cold?

a)

Warm air gets cooler as it rises.

b)

Warm air gets heated up as it rises

c)

The sir at the summit is closer to our space, which is extremely cold.

d)

The Sun’s energy cannot penetrate through the thick clouds.

37.

Which one of the following is NOT a function of the Earth’s atmosphere?

a)

It keeps the Earth warm.

b)

It contains gases that support life.

c)

It filters acid rain falling from clouds.

d)

It protects the Earth from harmful radiation of the Sun.

38.

The most harmful greenhouse gas is __________.

a)

Methane

b)

Chlorofluorocarbons

c)

Nitrous oxide

d)

Sulphur dioxide