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Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 35mins

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Class
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1.

Based on the information provided, the function of this structure is --

a)

political and economic

b)

environmental and political

c)

cultural and economic

d)

cultural and environmental

2.

A direct outcome of constructing the Aswan High Dam in Egypt was that Egypt's --

a)

river-based transportation improved

b)

urban population suffered

c)

production of electricity increased

d)

Gross Domestic Product declined

3.

The decision to build an artificial island is a result of Hong Kong's --

a)

population density and relative location

b)

changing climate and relative location

c)

increasing elevation and population density

d)

increasing average temperature and elevation

4.

People in highly developed countries, such as Canada and Australia, work mostly in the --

a)

primary and secondary sectors

b)

secondary and quaternary sectors

c)

tertiary and quaternary sectors

d)

primary and quaternary sectors

5.

Multi-ethnic states face the most challenges with public policy when --

a)

variations in cultural beliefs directly affect creation of public policy

b)

variations in public policy are based on historical documents

c)

ethnic groups refuse to work with one another

d)

ethnic groups believe self-rule is the only way to coexist

6.

How have the changes shown on the maps affected the city of Dallas?

a)

Improvements in highway infrastructure have increased economic development

b)

Transportation networks decreased agricultural output

c)

Transportation networks have led to a decrease in population

d)

Improvements in transportation have increased the cost of natural resources

7.

Based on the excerpt, what concept explains the increase in military enrollment following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001?

a)

Capitalism

b)

Patriotism

c)

Terrorism

d)

Nationalism

8.

What is the biggest challenge in providing a sustainable water source in less developed regions?

a)

Decrease in rural populations

b)

Limited natural resources

c)

Infrequent use of wells

d)

Maintaining water wells

9.

Based on the information in the passage, which statement is true?

a)

Changes in rural population cause significant environmental challenges due to increased pollution from industry

b)

Changes in rural areas of Europe include a shift from primary economic activities to greater economic diversity

c)

Agricultural practices are detrimental to the environment and fail to protect against natural disasters

d)

Agricultural practices include changes to the landscape and destruction of biomes

10.

Which statement is an accurate description of the difference between the governments of Japan and North Korea?

a)

Japan's emperor appoints all political leaders, while North Korea's president is a symbolic position

b)

Japan's government offers more freedoms to citizens than North Korea's government offers

c)

Both Japan and North Korea's government are strictly ruled by one person

d)

Both Japan and North Korea's government protect the same rights of citizenship

11.

Based on the information provided, the most significant issue in the Nile dispute is --

a)

use of water resources

b)

ability to control floods

c)

control of territory

d)

proximity to trade routes

12.

Based on the information provided, the Senkaku Islands dispute's primary cause is --

a)

demand for territory

b)

increasing regional food insecurity

c)

escalating military activity

d)

access to potential oil supplies

13.

Cooperation between the countries of Israel and Jordan is important in order to --

a)

expand their political influence beyond the immediate region

b)

ensure that was does not break out in an already-tense part of the world

c)

preserve access to scarce water in a very arid region of the world

d)

find new sources of water to expand their political influence in the region

14.

Based on the passage, Ethiopia is best classified as --

a)

more developed

b)

newly developed

c)

less developed

d)

post-industrial

15.

The table suggests that political opportunities for women are --

a)

more numerous in highly developed countries

b)

equal to those of men in every region in the world

c)

based on factors other than level of development

d)

limited to a single geographic region

16.

Comparing the maps of Africa, African countries have --

a)

become politically stable countries

b)

gained independence after years of colonialism

c)

expanded their borders through military conquest

d)

decreased in numbers through political unions

17.

Which photograph is an example of subsistence agriculture?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

18.

Which country is classified as more developed?

a)

Ecuador

b)

Egypt

c)

Oman

d)

Slovenia

19.

Based on the map and excerpt provided, why were other countries in the region concerned by Iran's actions?

a)

The region depends on fishing in the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman

b)

The Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman are a major hub for global trade

c)

The Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman provide most of the region's drinking water

d)

International tourism is concentrated in the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman

20.

Based on the results for the U.S. Senate Election in Texas, which statement is most accurate?

a)

population in Texas is not evenly distributed

b)

each county in Texas is weighted equally

c)

urban areas are more likely than rural areas to vote for a Democratic candidate

d)

voters in Texas rarely cast ballots based on urban-rural lines

21.

Which statement is true about vertical farming in Singapore?

a)

It enables subsistence farmers to compete with commercial farms

b)

It creates new business opportunities for commercial farmers

c)

It manages scarce land resources to provide freshly grown local food

d)

It shows that government investments in agriculture are inadequate

22.

How did the integrated circuit benefit society?

a)

It increased dependence on technology, which increased the cost of living

b)

It provided a method to store and access the personal information of all people

c)

It established the communications gap between developed and developing nations

d)

It facilitated the widespread use of computers, which expanded the global economy

23.

Based on the passage, what is a positive effects for governments that create free trade zones?

a)

Increasing the cost of production

b)

Increasing production of goods

c)

Decreasing imports

d)

Decreasing customs

24.

What do the photographs suggest about the role of citizens in shaping public policy?

a)

Different points of view influence public policy

b)

Government decision making is decided by citizens' point of view

c)

Individual viewpoints determine public policy

d)

Government decision making is independent of citizens' viewpoint

25.

Which statement about the economies of Israel and Ethiopia is supported by the passages?

a)

A country with a low GDP per capita is more likely to engage in commercial industry

b)

A country with a low GDP per capita is more likely to engage in subsistence agriculture

c)

A country with a high GDP per capita is more likely to have vast natural resources

d)

A country with a high GDP per capita is more likely to manufacture all needed goods

26.

What statements best complete the table?

a)

Individuals control the means of production

Regulators provide safety and security to the public

b)

Individuals follow all government rules of ownership

Market determines what goods will be sold and at what price

c)

Government owns all means of production

Government determines what goods will be sold and at what price

d)

Government owns all means of production

Market determines what goods will be sold and at what price

27.

Which statement is true about the Chinese dual strategy for health care?

a)

It provides the same medical care to all citizens

b)

It creates a health care system for its large, dispersed population

c)

It uses modern technology to replace traditional medicine

d)

It relies mostly on traditional medicine to treat its aging population

28.

How do more economic freedoms lead to political reforms?

a)

As China's government grows through private business ownership, more people will want input in the government

b)

As powerful Western businesses invest in China, government involvement in trade decreases

c)

As more citizens create businesses, free enterprise leads to people giving more power to the government

d)

As the Chinese people are influenced by the world economy, ideas about government support Communism