Worksheets2. WG North America Review 2
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
(SSWG4-a) What is a common issue faced by urban areas due to high population density?
traffic congestion
rural migration
agricultural decline
increased wildlife
(SSWG4-c) Which of these is considered a geographic "pull factor?"
ethnic conflicts
industrial pollution
religious persecution
greater political freedoms
(SSWG4-c) Which of these is a pull factor?
high unemployment
low crime rate
traffic congestion
expensive housing
This is the DTM chart of Canada. Which stage of DTM is Canada in?
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
According to the population distribution in Canada, where is the highest concentration of people found?
Near the Arctic Circle
In the central provinces
Close to the southern border with the United States
Scattered across the northern territories
Which country did Canada gain its independence from?
Spain
Great Britain
France
United States
Who is the leader of the Canadian government?
President of Canada
Prime Minister of Canada
King of Canada
Queen of England
Who is the leader of the executive branch of the United States government?
President of the United States
Prime Minister of the United States
Speaker of the House of the United States
Chief Justice of the United States
During which agricultural revolution did humans start implementing crop rotation and the selective breeding of livestock?
1st Agricultural Revolution
Colombian Exchange
2nd Agricultural Revolution
Green Revolution
Which of these is considered a non-renewable energy source?
wind
oil
solar
water
What makes solar energy a renewable resource?
Solar energy is free of charge.
The sun is always shining everywhere.
Solar energy is replenished naturally.
Solar panels last forever.
What is the official language(s) of the United States?
English
English and Spanish
English, Spanish, and French
The U.S. does not have an official language.
(SSWG2-a) The United States is often described as a "melting pot" of cultures. What does this metaphor suggest about cultural integration in the country?
It implies that European cultures dominate and suppress other cultures.
It suggests that undesirable cultural traits are removed in the process.
It indicates that diverse cultures blend together to form a unified culture.
It means that while cultures mix, they remain distinct and separate.
(SSWG2-b) What are the two official languages spoken in Canada?
French and German
English and German
Spanish and French
English and French
(SSWG2-c) In terms of religion, the largest percentage of people in the United States identify themselves as…
Jewish.
Christian Catholics.
members of no religion.
Protestants or non-Catholic Christians.
Which service is more commonly available in cities compared to the countryside?
Farm equipment rental
Public transportation
Farmers markets
Petrol stations
Where would you expect gentrification to happen?
Old part of the city.
The newest part of the city.
Rural area.
Suburban areas.
What is the phenomenon called when cities extend their boundaries into surrounding areas?
Suburbanization
Urban Sprawl
Urban Decline
Rural Development
Which agreement, effective from 1994, facilitated free trade between the United States, Canada, and Mexico?
NAFTA
EU
ASEAN
Mercosur
This picture is an example of
Gentrification
Immigration
Melting Pot
Demographic Transition Model
Name this Physical Feature
Rock Mountains
Grand Canyon
Great Lakes
Denali
Name this Physical Feature
Appalachian Mtns
Canadian Shield
Rock Mtns
Ohio River
Name this Physical Feature
Cascade Mtns
Mississippi River
Niagara Falls
Appalachian Mtns
Name this Physical Feature
Ohio River
Great Lkes
Bering Strait
Mississippi River
Name this Physical Feature
Canadian Shield
Rocky Mtns
Bering Strait
Denali
Name this Physical Feature
Bering Strait
Great Lakes
Gran Canyon
Ohio River
