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final review geography

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

how are race and ethnicity different?

a)

race is your skin color. ethnicity has more to do with culture

b)

ethnicity is skin color and race has more to do with our culture

c)

race and ethnicity are the same thing

d)

none of the above

2.

which of the following would not be associated with culture

a)

food

b)

traditions

c)

beliefs

d)

government

3.

henry is from the united states and is moving to china He really like American food but thinks that it is a better idea for him to eat authentic Chinese food to blend in. Henry is currently going through:

a)

assimilation

b)

marginalization

c)

integration

d)

segregation

4.

which of the following is true concerning the affects s social media has has on the spread of culture.

a)

its has made culture spread almost instantaneous

b)

it has made it impossible to only have one culture in a country

c)

it has made the spread of culture slow down

d)

it has made it so culture can only spread through a single country and not globally

5.

The different McDonalds signature menu items would best be an example of:

a)

globalization

b)

syncretism

c)

multicultural societies

d)

social media

6.

Pepsi, Samsung and Bing are examples of:

a)

ethnic religions

b)

transnational corporations

c)

universalization

d)

social media

7.

tomothy has caused new clothing styles to spread around the united kingdom. this best serves as an example of:

a)

comparative advantage

b)

cultural diffusion

c)

assimilation

d)

being good at designing clothes

8.

the religion of Christianity sees to spread the word of its religion as far as possible and is not associated with a specific group of people. it is best define as a:

a)

ethnic religion

b)

universalizing religion

c)

diasporic sect

d)

timeless tradition

9.

Hinduism is a religion that is mostly only practiced by the people of china and India. it does not seek out new people. Hinduism is best described as a

a)

ethnic religion

b)

universalizing religion

c)

diasporic tradition

d)

syncretic religion

10.

why are language and nationality closely linked?

a)

because nations are often created around language similarities

b)

because you need to speak a language to interact with the people around you

c)

becuase its impossible to interact with the culture of a people if you do not understand their language.

d)

all the above

11.

what type of population pyramid does Singapore have?

a)

expansive

b)

constrictive

c)

stationary

12.

what was the name of the policy that limited the amount babies people could have in china?

a)

the one child policy

b)

the many child policy

c)

the no babies policy

d)

the pro-natal policy

13.

what stage of the DTM has a high birth rate and low death rate?

a)

stage one

b)

stage two

c)

stage three

d)

stage four

14.

what stage of the DTM no longer has any countries in it?

a)

stage one

b)

stage two

c)

stage three

d)

stage four

15.

which of the following would be associated with being a developed country?

a)

high birth rate

b)

high death rate

c)

low TFR

d)

low life expectancy

16.

the average age people die at is:

a)

total death rate

b)

life expectancy

c)

infant mortality rate

d)

TFR

17.

which of the following would be associated with a low infant mortality rate?

a)

low GDP

b)

Late retirements

c)

good healthcare

d)

High TFR

18.

which of the following would be associated with declining birth rates?

a)

cash for babies

b)

pro-natal polices

c)

parental leave

d)

all the above

19.

what is the purpose of an ANTI-natal policy?

a)

to lower birth rates

b)

to raise the retirement age

c)

to create better environmental conditions

d)

to decrease crime rates

20.

if a country has a push factor ________ is making that person want to_____ a country

a)

a positive thing; move into

b)

a negative thing; leave

21.

if a country has a pull factor ________ is making that person want to_____ a country

a)

a positive thing; move into

b)

a negative thing; leave

22.

a program that makes it easier for an immigrant to move into a country is a:

a)

pro-natal policy

b)

sustainable policy

c)

resettle programs

d)

supranational co-operation

23.

NAFTA was created to:

a)

increase trade in North America

b)

protect the peace and increase the economy in Europe

c)

keep peace between nations across the world

d)

make Antarctica neutral

24.

the EU was created to:

a)

increase trade in North America

b)

protect the peace and increase the economy in Europe

c)

keep peace between nations across the world

d)

make Antarctica neutral

25.

the united nations was created to:

a)

increase trade in North America

b)

protect the peace and increase the economy in Europe

c)

keep peace between nations across the world

d)

make Antarctica neutral

26.

most countries are considered this because they do not have a common culture amongst their people. Hint: mostly used in reference to the government and land, not the people.

a)

nation

b)

state

c)

nation-state

27.

this is mostly used in reference to a group of people who share a common history and culture. Hint: technically is used incorrectly a lot but most people accept it as a synonym for a country

a)

nation

b)

state

c)

nation-state

28.

this is when a group of people who have a common history and culture control a government. hint: This doesn't really exist full in real life any more and if someone wants this they are probably going through some form of violence to achieve it.

a)

nation

b)

state

c)

nation-state

29.

a system were one country has total political, economic and cultural dominance over another territory is:

a)

imperialism

b)

dominionism

c)

syncretism

d)

industrialization

30.

True or false: there is no relation between the level of development in a country and the living standards of a country

a)

true

b)

false

31.

Which of the following would be associated with a place site?

a)

japans low migration rate

b)

Istanbul's location between two major bodies of water

c)

the sovereignty of brazil

d)

India's relative location to china

32.

where a place is located in relation to other human geographical features is best described as:

a)

site

b)

situation

c)

demography

d)

factors of production

33.

true or false: a capital city is always the biggest city in a region

a)

true

b)

false

34.

true or false: the human and physical geography of a city has no impact on a cities ability to be a primate city

a)

true

b)

false

35.

which of the following would be most heavily associated with the primary sector

a)

finding resources

b)

manufacturing goods

c)

selling goods at a mall

36.

which of the following is true about having a prorupted border

a)

mostly happens because they want access to a resource

b)

is easy to defend

c)

does not have access to the ocean

d)

is unwanted because it makes it harder to protect and communicate

37.

which of the following is true about being landlocked

a)

mostly happens because they want access to a resource

b)

is easy to defend

c)

does not have access to the ocean

d)

is unwanted because it makes it harder to protect and communicate

38.

which of the following is true about having an exclave

a)

mostly happens because they want access to a resource

b)

is easy to defend

c)

does not have access to the ocean

d)

is unwanted because it makes it harder to protect and communicate

39.

which of the following is true about having have a compact border

a)

mostly happens because they want access to a resource

b)

is easy to defend

c)

does not have access to the ocean

d)

is unwanted because it makes it harder to protect and communicate