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WorksheetsUnit 3 Part 2 Study Guide – Lessons 5–9
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Fill in the blank: Migration is the ________ of people.
movement
settlement
displacement
resettlement
Fill in the blank: Immigration is the process of _______ one country to take up permanent or semi-permanent residence.
entering
leaving
tehe!
Moving
Fill in the blank: Pull factors are factors that ________, or attract, people to move to a place.
pull
push
repel
deter
Fill in the blank: Push factors are factors that ________ people out of one place to another place.
push
pull
attract
hold
Fill in the blank: Urban areas are also known as ________.
City
Village
Forest
Desert
Fill in the blank: Rural areas are also known as ________ land.
Country
Urban
Suburban
Metropolitan
Fill in the blank: Urbanization is the movement of people from ________ to urban areas.
rural
urban
suburban
metropolitan
Huge number of farmers are forced to leave rural areas for factory jobs in urban areas...Push or Pull?
Push
Pull
Why is Asia distorted so large and everything else distorted smaller?
Due to the Mercator projection used in maps
Because Asia is the largest continent
To emphasize Asia's importance
It's an error in map design
What geographic feature causes low population density in Africa and Australia?
Deserts
Mountains
Rivers
Forests
TAKE YOUR TIME: What causes people to migrate? What are some pull (positive) and push (negative) factors?
Economic opportunities and political stability are pull factors, while war and poverty are push factors.
War and poverty are pull factors, while economic opportunities and political stability are push factors.
Cultural attractions and climate are push factors, while unemployment and crime are pull factors.
None of the above
On which continent did the first humans live
North America
Asia
Africa
Australia
How do we classify countries that have a positive net migration?
More Developed
Less Developed
The countries that have a positive migration are in which stage of development?
Developed
Less Developed
Lesson 6: Theories of Migration - What are the two main theories of migration?
Land Bridge Theory and Out of Africa Theory
Land Bridge Theory and Continental Drift Theory
Out of Africa Theory and Continental Drift Theory
Land Bridge Theory and Evolution Theory
Lesson 6: Theories of Migration - Which of the following describes the two main theories of migration?
Theories of push and pull factors
Theories of economic and social factors
Theories of cultural and environmental factors
Theories of political and historical factors
Choose one of the following pieces of evidence that help support the Land Bridge Theory.
Artifacts show the first humans came to the Americas around 12,000 years ago (10,000 BCE) around the last Ice Age
Stone flakes and charred plants dated to around 50,000 years ago were discovered in South Carolina
Research shows boats may have been used by ancient Australians and Japanese around 40,000 years ago
Similar spear points were found in Europe
What is urbanization?
The process of making an area more urban
The process of making an area more rural
The process of making an area more industrial
The process of making an area more agricultural
Lesson 7: Urbanization - Define urbanization. Understand the positive and negative effects of urbanization on the world. 2. How is urbanization a positive thing?
Urbanization is the process of making an area more urban.
Urbanization leads to economic growth and development.
Urbanization causes environmental degradation.
Urbanization decreases the quality of life.
Urbanization can be a negative thing because:
it leads to increased pollution and environmental degradation.
it results in better infrastructure and services.
it promotes cultural diversity and exchange.
it enhances economic growth and development.
Mr. Niemiec is the best teacher ever
True
False
The theory that talks about people immigrating through the Pacific Ocean is called the...
Ice Age
Brazil Theory
Pacific Coastal Theory
Atlantic Coastal Theory
Which major factor allowed early humans to get to North America?
Volcanic Eruptions
Ice Age
Major Heat Wave
Tsunami
