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WG13B DOL

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is a characteristic of compact states?

a)

Long and narrow

b)

Made up of several discontinuous pieces

c)

Roughly circular or square

d)

Have a portion that protrudes

2.

Why might elongated states be difficult to govern and defend?

a)

They are too small

b)

They have a long and narrow shape

c)

They are too wealthy

d)

They have too many resources

3.

What is a common feature of elongated states?

a)

Circular shape

b)

Long and narrow shape

c)

High altitude

d)

Tropical climate

4.

What is a perforated state?

a)

A state that is divided into two parts by another state.

b)

A state that completely surrounds another state.

c)

A state that is surrounded by water on all sides.

d)

A state that shares borders with multiple countries.

5.

What is the main geographical feature of an enclave?

a)

It is surrounded by water

b)

It is surrounded by the territory of another state

c)

It is located on a mountain

d)

It is located in a desert

6.

Enclaves and exclaves can result from political agreements. Which of the following is an example of such an agreement?

a)

Trade treaties

b)

Peace treaties

c)

Climate accords

d)

Sports events

7.

A type of political boundary that separates people of different ethnicities, religions, languages, etc.

a)

Cultural Boundary

b)

Physical Boundary

c)

Administrative Boundary

d)

Constitutional Boundary

8.

What is the primary purpose of political boundaries?

a)

To promote tourism

b)

To mark limits of state control

c)

To control water resources

d)

To delineate cultural regions

9.

What is a boundary in the context of political geography?

a)

A natural feature like a river

b)

An invisible line separating states

c)

A type of economic policy

d)

A cultural festival

10.

A Habitat that can all be a Natural Border that is very hot and very dry is called a ___________.

a)

savanna

b)

grasslands

c)

tundra

d)

desert