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Unit 10 & 11 Review

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Based on the map, how does the location of China today reflect the history of the region?

a)

Modern China is located at a crossroad of invasion routes.

b)

Much of modern China contains the cultural hearth of its ancient past.

c)

The location of Chinese culture has steadily moved eastward to the coastline.

d)

Chinese culture has become more concentrated in a smaller region over time.

2.

What does this image reveal about life in Japanese society?

a)

Most people in Japan must commute to work.

b)

Population density affects daily activities in Japan.

c)

Helping strangers is a cultural expectation in Japan.

d)

Spending on transportation infrastructure is a priority in Japan.

3.

Based on the Human Development Index from 1980 to 2011, which country shows a consistent upward trend in development?

a)

China

b)

Japan

c)

Korea (Republic of)

d)

All of the above

4.

What conclusion about economic development in China, Japan, and Korea is reflected by the data in the graph?

a)

Korea’s economic development has lagged recently.

b)

Korea and Japan are at a similar level of development.

c)

China’s economic development exceeds that of Korea.

d)

Japan is far more developed than either China or Korea.

5.

Which geographic feature of western China most accounts for its sparse population compared to the eastern part?

a)

Mountainous terrain

b)

Threat of earthquake

c)

Lack of access to water

d)

Political conflict with Tibet

6.

Which conclusion most accurately compares the populations of China and the world based on the graph from 1960 to 2010?

a)

More than half of the world's population is in China.

b)

China's population is growing at a faster rate than the world.

c)

The world's population is growing at a faster rate than China.

d)

The populations of both China and the world are growing at a similar rate.

7.

According to the excerpt, why has the management of epidemics in China become a greater challenge?

a)

The health care capacity of China is declining.

b)

The population of China is growing more susceptible to disease.

c)

Globalization is leading China to be more connected with nations around the world.

d)

New diseases are emerging more rapidly than Chinese doctors can diagnose and treat.

8.

One way that both China and Japan have modified the environment has been by building infrastructure needed to:

a)

bring water to remote villages

b)

manage pollution created by industry

c)

repair damage done by volcanic activity

d)

supply energy to large, growing populations

9.

The agricultural practices seen in the photograph are an example of —

a)

globalization

b)

cultural convergence

c)

technological diffusion

d)

modification of the environment

10.

Where would Japan likely fall on the economic spectrum?

a)

Communism

b)

Socialism

c)

Free Enterprise

d)

None of the above

11.

Where does the independent city-state of Singapore likely fall on the economic spectrum?

a)

Communism

b)

Socialism

c)

Free Enterprise

d)

None of the above

12.

Why has Singapore served as an important location for globalization in the world?

a)

It is a center of agriculture production, exporting rice and wheat to the region

b)

It is an international port city, connecting trade across the Indian and Pacific oceans

c)

It has the world's busiest airport, providing connections to Australia and the Asian mainland

d)

It serves as a major center for education, with many people traveling from across Asia to attend its schools and universities

13.

What is one way the governments of China and the United States operate differently?

a)

In China the electorate only has one party to choose from and in the United States there are multiple political parties

b)

In China elections are only conducted on the provincial level and in the United States elections are held on the national level

c)

In China the executive leader is elected by a legislative body and in the United States the executive leader is chosen by popular vote

d)

In China legislative representatives are chosen from groups of local leaders and in the United States legislative representatives generally have served as state governors

14.

Which condition most affects the average rainfall in Birdsville, Australia?

a)

Its corresponding latitude

b)

Its position on the continent

c)

Its location in the Southern Hemisphere

d)

Its close proximity to a political border

15.

Micronesia and Polynesia are dominated by low islands that were once volcanoes. These small, low islands form in irregular rings known as —

a)

a fjord

b)

an atoll

c)

an estuary

d)

a barrier reef

16.

Melanesia is made up of many high islands which were formed by —

a)

Earthquakes

b)

Wind erosion

c)

Glacial erosion

d)

Volcanic activity

17.

Which physical process was responsible for the formation of continental islands, such as Australia, Zealandia, and New Guinea?

a)

Water erosion

b)

Glacial soil building

c)

Growth of coral reefs

d)

Tectonic plate movement

18.

Which physical process is most likely responsible for the landform shown in the image?

a)

Erosion

b)

Monsoons

c)

Volcanic activity

d)

Tectonic divergence

19.

Papua New Guinea’s proximity to the equator is responsible for creating a biome in the region which is characterized by —

a)

desert

b)

steppes

c)

deciduous forests

d)

tropical rainforests

20.

The rainfall pattern illustrated on the map is responsible for most of Australia being covered by what type of biome?

a)

Desert

b)

Forest

c)

Savanna

d)

Tundra

21.

How have the climate regions in Australia influenced settlement patterns?

a)

Densely populated areas located along major rivers

b)

A concentration of urban centers along the eastern coast

c)

An even split of the population living in villages and in cities

d)

A majority of people living in villages scattered across the continent

22.

Which factor most contributed to the change in the settlement patterns of the original inhabitants of Australia shown on the maps?

a)

Better irrigation techniques led many original inhabitants to move to land that previously had not been farmed.

b)

Population increases among European colonists pushed many original settlements from the coast to the interior.

c)

Climate changes led many original inhabitants to move away from increasingly violent storms along the coastline.

d)

Changing employment opportunities forced many original inhabitants to work for large farms and ranches in the interior.

23.

Which modification of the physical environment in both Brazil and Papua New Guinea has concerned environmental advocates due to its impact on similar biomes in these regions?

a)

Deforestation

b)

Desertification

c)

Mining

d)

Overgrazing

24.

What economic activity did early European settlers in New Zealand introduce to take advantage of the mild climate?

a)

Wind farming

b)

Sheep ranching

c)

Sugar cultivation

d)

Solar power production

25.

Which conclusion about the Maori is best supported by the images provided in the learning material?

a)

Some members of the Maori have maintained their traditional ways.

b)

Original Maori traditions have been abandoned by the Maori of today.

c)

Many Maori today have blended tribal traditions with European culture.

d)

Members of the Maori have modernized and adapted to colonial traditions.

26.

How do large segments of the population of Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Islands meet their basic economic needs?

a)

Providing services to tourists

b)

Practicing subsistence farming

c)

Producing small commercial crops

d)

Creating commercial fishing companies

27.

How does the summer monsoon season benefit the region of Southeast Asia?

a)

It provides plentiful rains for rice fields.

b)

It calms ocean waves to provide for good fishing conditions.

c)

It prevents the approach of typhoons from the Pacific Ocean.

d)

It has strong winds that clear out cloudy skies for months of sunshine.

28.

The eastern portion of China is densely populated, while the west is very sparsely populated. Which of the following geographic feature of western China most accounts for this settlement pattern?

a)

Mountainous terrain

b)

Threat of earthquake

c)

Lack of access to water

d)

Political conflict with Tibet

29.

The distribution of climate regions in Australia has created settlement patterns characterized by -

a)

densely populated areas located along major rivers

b)

a concentration of urban centers along the eastern coast

c)

an even split of the population living in villages and in cities

d)

a majority of people living in villages scattered across the continent