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WorksheetsHUG 1 final | 1st semester
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 18mins
Exact place on earth's surface. Example: Latitude and Longitude or a street address.
(a)
The study of the interrelationships between people, place, and environment.
(a)
Globalization
The expansion of economic, cultural, and political processes on a worldwide scale.
The expansion of health, cultural, and equality processes on a worldwide scale.
The expansion of a bad idea like spending your money, on a national scale.
The decreasing of economic, that makes you poor on a worldwide scale.
Hearth - The spread of an idea or characteristics over time.
True
False
An area distinguished by one or more distinctive characteristics.
Region
Hearth
Diffusion
GPS
Diffusion
A starting point of a trend, fad, or cultural trait that originates at a node.
An area distinguished by one or more distinctive characteristics.
The spread of an idea or characteristics over time.
The spread of a disease and characteristics over time.
A starting point of a trend, fad, or cultural trait that originates at a node.
(a)
GPS
Uses situations to eat a location faraway from yours.
Uses satellites to pinpoint an absolute location.
Uses service to position a far away location
Exact place on earth's surface, a far away location.
Process of improving the material conditions of people through the diffusion of knowledge and technology.
(a)
UN measurement determined by a country's life expectancy at birth, access to education measured in expected and mean years of schooling, and standard of living measured by GNI per capita.
Gender Inequality Index (GII)
Gross National Income (GNI)
Human Development Index (HDI)
There are too many people with not enough resources to support everyone.
Underpopulation
Overpopulation
A disease or virus that has spread worldwide impacting the entire population of the world.
(a)
Dependency Ratio – The number of people under age _ and over age _ compared to the number of people active in the labor force.
15 and 54
76 and 14
14 and 60
In the U.S. every 10 years, the government makes an official count of the number of people in the U.S. (These are also done by many other countries).
The number of people living in an area.
Density (population)
Census (official count)
Push Factor (for migration)
Election
Immigrant
Someone who moves into a country.
Someone who bombs a country.
Someone who moves out of a country.
Someone who escapes their country.
Emigrant
Someone who moves out of a country.
Someone who moves into a country
Someone who does crimes in a country.
Someone who rules a country.
Type of migration in which people move to a location because others from their community have previously migrated there.
(a)
Factors that push someone to migrate. Example - lack of job opportunities, natural disasters, violence.
Push Factor (for migration)
Pull Factor (for migration)
Factors that pull someone to migrate to another place. Example - many job opportunities, safety, freedom.
Pull Factor (for migration)
Push Factor (for migration)
People who are forced to leave their home/country because of war, natural disasters, or political/cultural persecution.
(a)
A regional variety of a language distinguished by vocabulary, spelling, and pronunciation. Example - using the word "pop" instead of "soda".
European
Lingua Franca
Dialect
Lingua British
Lingua Franca
A language that is not a British language but a language from France that everyone in europe speaks.
A language that is not a native language but a shared language to conduct business and facilitate trade.
A regional variety of a language distinguished by vocabulary, spelling, and pronunciation. Example - using the word "pop" instead of "soda".
A language that is not a shared language but a native language to conduct national business and facilitate trade.
Atheism
Someone who does not believe themself exist.
Someone who truly believes God exist.
Someone who does not believe Satan exists.
Someone who does not believe God exists.
Belief in more than one God or in many Gods.
(a)
A religion that attempts to appeal to all people worldwide. Example - Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism
(a)
