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Urbanization, Population, and Agriculture Test Review

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 48mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT a cause of the temperature difference between urban and rural area?

a)

More vegetation in urban area

b)

Close to the sea

c)

Urbanization

d)

Weather condition

2.

What is the definition of urban heat island?

a)

Urban heat island refers to the phenomenon where rural areas experience higher temperatures compared to surrounding urban areas.

b)

Urban heat island refers to the phenomenon where urban areas experience lower temperatures compared to surrounding rural areas.

c)

Urban heat island refers to the phenomenon where urban areas experience higher temperatures compared to surrounding rural areas due to natural factors.

d)

Urban heat island refers to the phenomenon where urban areas experience higher temperatures compared to surrounding rural areas due to human activities and the built environment.

3.

What are the causes of urban heat island effect?

a)

Low concentration of buildings and pavement, abundance of vegetation, and lack of waste heat from human activities.

b)

High concentration of buildings and pavement, abundance of vegetation, and lack of waste heat from natural sources.

c)

Low concentration of buildings and pavement, lack of vegetation, and waste heat from natural sources.

d)

High concentration of buildings and pavement, lack of vegetation, and waste heat from human activities.

4.

Urban heat island effect impacts the environment by (a)   .

Choose from the below words
improving air quality in urban area
decreasing temperatures in urban ar
increasing temperatures in urban ar
having no impact on the environment
5.

What are the impacts of urban heat island effect on human health?

a)

Decreased risk of heat-related illnesses and improvement of existing health conditions.

b)

No impact on human health.

c)

Increased risk of heat-related illnesses and worsening of existing health conditions.

d)

Increased risk of cold-related illnesses and improvement of existing health conditions.

6.

How does urban heat island effect contribute to climate change?

a)

By increasing temperature, energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and reducing air quality.

b)

By having no effect on temperature, energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and air quality.

c)

By decreasing temperature, energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and improving air quality.

d)

By reducing temperature, energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and improving air quality.

7.

What are some strategies to mitigate urban heat island effect?

a)

Installing more asphalt and concrete surfaces

b)

Increasing green spaces and vegetation, implementing cool roofs and pavements, using reflective materials, improving urban planning and design, and promoting energy-efficient buildings.

c)

Increasing the use of air conditioning

d)

Building taller and denser structures

8.

How does the urban heat island effect vary in different cities?

a)

The urban heat island effect is determined by the number of buildings in a city.

b)

The urban heat island effect is influenced by the amount of green space in a city.

c)

The urban heat island effect varies based on factors such as population density, land use patterns, and geographical location.

d)

The urban heat island effect is the same in all cities.

9.

What are the long-term consequences of urban heat island effect?

a)

No impact on energy consumption, air pollution levels, human health, or ecosystems.

b)

Increased energy consumption, higher air pollution levels, compromised human health, and negative impacts on ecosystems.

c)

Decreased energy consumption, lower air pollution levels, compromised human health, and positive impacts on ecosystems.

d)

Decreased energy consumption, lower air pollution levels, improved human health, and positive impacts on ecosystems.

10.

What are some urban planning techniques to reduce urban heat island effect?

a)

Constructing more high-rise buildings to increase air circulation

b)

Using dark-colored materials for roofs and pavements to absorb more heat

c)

Increasing green spaces and vegetation, implementing cool roofs and pavements, promoting energy-efficient buildings, and creating shade through urban design.

d)

Removing all trees and vegetation to reduce heat absorption

11.

How can individuals contribute to reducing urban heat island effect?

a)

By cutting down trees

b)

By increasing energy consumption

c)

By using dark-colored surfaces

d)

By planting trees, using light-colored surfaces, promoting green roofs and walls, and reducing energy consumption.

12.

How can individuals contribute to reducing urban heat island effect?

a)

By cutting down trees

b)

By increasing energy consumption

c)

By using dark-colored surfaces

d)

By planting trees, using light-colored surfaces, promoting green roofs and walls, and reducing energy consumption.

13.

Select all that are correct.

Select two correct downsides of urbanization

a)

Opportunity - Careers & Education

b)

Safety - Police, Fire, Medical

c)

Air Quality - Air quality is much more polluted in cities

d)

Efficiency - Everything is spread far apart

e)

Heat Islands - Cities are warmer than surrounding areas

14.

Select all that are correct.

Select two correct benefits of urbanization

a)

Opportunity - Careers & Education

b)

Safety - Police, Fire, Medical

c)

Air Quality - Air quality is more clean in cities

d)

Efficiency - Every is spread far apart

e)

Heat Islands - Cities are warmer than surrounding areas

15.

Urbanization is the trend where....

a)

people move from rural areas to urban areas

b)

animals move from rural areas to urban areas

c)

people build a city from natural resources

d)

beavers build a dam, creating their own habitat

16.
Based on the graph, which area is the coolest temperature?
a)
downtown
b)
rural
c)
suburban residential
d)
park
17.

All of the following are effects of urban sprawl EXCEPT ___.

a)

increased pollution

b)

increased physical inactivity

c)

decreased mass transit options

d)

decreased land use

18.

Rapid expansion of a city into the countryside around the city

a)

Urbanization

b)

Urban Sprawl

c)

Urban

d)

Rural

19.

In Stage 1, the birth rate is...

a)

High

b)

Falling

c)

Low

20.

In Stage 1, the death rate is...

a)

High

b)

Falling

c)

Low

21.

In Stage 1, the Total Population is (a)   .

Choose from the below words
Growing slowly
Growing quickly
Decreasing
22.

In Stage 1, the Population Pyramid looks like...

a)
b)
c)
23.

In Stage 2, the Death rate is (a)   .

Choose from the below words
High
Falling Quickly
Low
24.

In Stage 2, the Total Population is...

a)

Growing Slowly

b)

Growing Quickly

c)

Not Growing

25.

In Stage 3, the Population Pyramid looks like...

a)
b)
c)
26.

In Stage 4, the Birth rate is...

a)

High

b)

Rising

c)

Low

27.

Which correctly describes the term demographic transition?

a)

The transition from low birth rates and death rates to high birth rates and death rates as a country develops.

b)

The transition from high birth rates and death rates to low birth rates and death rates as a country develops.

c)

The transition from high birth rates to low death rates as a country develops.

d)

The transition from low birth rates to high death rates as a country develops.

28.

What happens if a population grows past its carrying capacity?

a)

The population keeps growing

b)

The population starts to die off

c)

The entire species will go extinct

d)

The carrying capacity just increases

29.

So what is likely to happen over the next few decades with this population?

a)

Rapid Growth

b)

Slow Growth

c)

The population will decrease.

30.

This type of farming (of many particular kinds in different eras and places) is considered to be the original type of agriculture, and has been practiced for thousands of years

a)

Bio-dynamic farming

b)

Traditional farming

c)

Integrated farming

d)

Organic farming

31.

(a)   are substances or mixture of substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating any pest

32.

_________ is a production system that sustains the health of soils, ecosystems, and people. It relies on ecological processes, biodiversity, and cycles adapted to local conditions, rather than the use of inputs with adverse effects

a)

Conventional agriculture

b)

Integrated agriculture

c)

Organic agriculture

d)

Market agriculture

33.

A large-scale farming operation that practices monoculture is which of the following?

a)

Community farming

b)

Traditional farming

c)

Organic farming

d)

Industrial farming

34.

This type of agriculture relies on human and animal labor.

a)

Industrial agriculture

b)

Traditional agriculture

c)

Organic agriculture

d)

Community agriculture

35.

This type of agriculture produces 80% of the worlds food supply.

a)

Industrial agriculture

b)

Traditional agriculture

c)

Organic agriculture

d)

Community agriculture

e)

High Cost

36.

In organic agriculture even natural fertilizers cannot be used.

a)

True

b)

False

37.

Traditional agriculture mainly takes place in

a)

less-developed countries

b)

more-developed countries

38.

Which of the following is not a benefit of GMOs

a)

Increases pest resistance

b)

Decreases biodiversity

c)

Increases drought resistance

d)

Reduces cost of manufacturing

39.
Industrialized agriculture is often referred to as "high input" because it requires a great deal of:
a)
pesticides
b)
fertilizers
c)
fossil fuels
d)
all of these 
40.
Repeated application of irrigated water in dry climates leads to...
a)
a drop in productivity of the land by more than 10%, leading to desertification
b)
a build up of nutrients, leading to increased levels of erosion
c)
a build up of salts in the soil, leading to salinization
d)
decreased phosphorus and nitrogen, leading to eutrophication
41.
The use of synthetic fertilizers can increase crop yield, but also
a)
destroy nitrifying bacteria in the soil
b)
increase nutrient runoff into nearby surface waters
c)
slow the release of organic nutrients from compost
d)
increase fish populations in nearby streams
42.
Which of the following are harmful effects of agriculture?
a)
Algal blooms due to fertilizer runoff
b)
Climate change associated with methane emissions from livestock and rice paddies
c)
Pesticide residue in food, water, and air
d)
All of the above
43.
Which of the following best describes a genetically modified organism (GMO)?
a)
An organism that has been selectively bred for the best traits
b)
An organism that contains foreign DNA
c)
An organism that is produced after exposure to a mutagen.
d)
An organism that has been cloned
44.

2. What problem did The Green Revolution attempt to solve?

a)

They didn’t solve anything.

b)

The problem the green revolution attempted to solve was biotechnology.

c)

The problem the green revolution attempted to solve was hunger.

d)

The problem the green revolution attempted to solve was world peace.

45.

4. According to the GRAPH, did India's GRAIN production increase or decrease?

a)

YES India's GRAIN production increased.

b)

NO India's GRAIN production decreased.

c)

NEITHER India's GRAIN production increased or decreased.

46.

Which statement about 1961 to 2011 is best supported by the graph?

a)

Food scarcity improved in both Asia and Africa

b)

Green Revolution techniques worked better in Asia than in Africa

c)

Population growth was higher in Africa than in Asia

d)

Green Revolution techniques worked well in both regions but slowed down dramatically

e)

Millet and rice are not very important food sources for either region, indicating that a conclusion about food security is invalid

47.

Between 1950 and 1990, wheat production in India in average pounds per acre more than tripled, which allowed India to meet its population's need for food. Which of the following best explains this change?

a)

The elimination of poverty in India's rural regions

b)

The use of genetically modified seeds

c)

The increase of microloan programs that provide farmers with credit

d)

The use of large farm tractors and combine harvesters

e)

The use of improved plant hybrids and agricultural chemicals.

48.

Which is NOT a part of soil makeup/texture?

a)

Sand

b)

Shale

c)

Silt

d)

Clay

49.
What type of process forms soil?
a)
weathering
b)
erosion
c)
deposition
d)
compaction
50.
What is humus?
a)
soil
b)
organic matter
c)
loam
d)
minerals
51.
GMO stands for
a)
genetically made organism
b)
genetically modified organism
c)
gene manipulated organism
d)
Genetic mutant organism
52.

Select examples of GMOs from the list below. (Select all that apply.)

a)

Maize

b)

Canola oil

c)

Cotton

d)

Papaya

53.

Disadvantages of Industrialized Agriculture include

a)

Monoculture

b)

Pollution

c)

Low Yield

d)

Labor Intensive

54.

Disadvantages of Organic Agriculture include

a)

High Cost

b)

Pollution

c)

Low Yield

d)

Labor Intensive

55.

What pet is the first organism that was genetically modified through human interactions

(a)  

56.

What evidence can support the claim that GMOs have a positive impact?

4 lines
57.

What evidence can support the claim that GMOs have a negative impact?

4 lines
58.

As soil matures, it becomes

a)

Deeper

b)

Sandier

c)

Thinner

d)

It doesn't change

59.

which of these are not true about topsoil?.

a)

it is a very soft layer

b)

most living organisms are present in this layer

c)

it has almost no nutrients

d)

none of these

60.

The type of rock formed when old rocks are weathered and the pieces that 

 break off are cemented together into new rock.

a)

igneous

b)

metamorphic

c)

sedimentary

61.

The type of rock formed when heat and pressure change an old rock into a new

  type of rock.

a)

igneous

b)

metamorphic

c)

sedimentary

62.

The type of rock that may contain fossils.

a)

igneous

b)

metamorphic

c)

sedimentary

63.

Metamorphic rocks are rocks that have been changed from heat and pressure.

a)

True

b)

False

64.

The cycle of old rocks turning into new rocks is called_____.

a)

the mineral cycle

b)

the fossil cycle

c)

the sedimentary cycle

d)

the rock cycle

65.

All types of rock can potentially change from one type to another at some point on the rock cycle.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

According to the diagram, how does a sedimentary rock become a metamorphic rock?

a)

Weathering and Erosion

b)

Heat and Pressure

c)

Compaction and Cementation

d)

Melting

67.

When heat or pressure causes one rock to change into a new type of rock, we call these rocks _____.

a)

Igneous     

b)

Sedimentary

c)

Metamorphic

d)

Mineral

68.

According to the diagram, how does magma become an igneous rock?     

a)

Melting

b)

Cooling

c)

Heat and Pressure

d)

Compaction and Cementation

69.

Metamorphic rocks form through

a)

added pressure

b)

added temperature

c)

added pressure and temperature

d)

none of the above

70.

Florian discovers a rock that is broken into pieces. Each piece has several bands. Which type of rock does Florian predict these pieces will change into when subjected to heat and pressure?

a)

igneous

b)

magma

c)

sedimentary

d)

metamorphic

71.

This image shows the rock cycle. Which event most likely occurs at point K?

a)

cooling

b)

cementing

c)

melting

d)

weathering

72.
Wind, water, and ice breaking down rock is called
a)
Erosion
b)
Deposition
c)
Compaction
d)
Weathering
73.

_________ rocks harden into rock layers due to pressure of water and weight of more sediments.

a)

Metamorphic

b)

Igneous

c)

Sedimentary

d)

Volcanic

74.

At which location would heat and pressure occur?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

75.

Which location represents melting magma?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4