WorksheetsPractice Questions
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
(6.1A) North Korea struggles to further develop its economy due to historic restrictions
on –
a)
Trade
b)
Colonization
c)
Immigration
d)
Conflict
2.
Which of the following is correctly matched based on the map above? (6.3D)
a)
1 - Mongolia
b)
2 - Japan
c)
3 - Taiwan
d)
4 - Philippines
3.
Which of the following is a way that people in Asia have adapted to the physical
environment? (6.5B)
a)
The climate supports high population density and many large cities have developed
b)
The high altitude requires people to build communities in isolation
c)
To support the population growth, water limits have been put in place
d)
Rural areas are experiencing high population growth due to farming
4.
The Silk Road is an example of an event in history that set the foundation for East Asia to be a
major global contributor and participant in ______________________
a)
Colonization
b)
Immigation
c)
Trade
5.
(6.1B) The establishment of North Korea and South Korea as separate countries was a direct
result of which of the following –
a)
Conflict
b)
Cooperation
c)
Capital
d)
Corporations
6.
Which longitude line
crosses through Japan?
(6.20A)
a)
100° E
b)
120° E
c)
140° E
d)
160° E
7.
The political cartoon below best represents which historical event in Sub-Saharan
Africa? (6.1A)
a)
Apartheid in South Africa
b)
Sudan gaining their Independence
c)
Colonization in Africa
d)
Desertification of the Sahara Desert
8.
Click each box that contributes to each factor below that contributes to high population density.
a)
Temperate climate
b)
Access to water
c)
Access to the coast
d)
Jobs in Urban Areas
e)
High altitude
9.
After World War II, Japan created a new political system under the supervision of the United States that
would best be described as what form of government? (6.1A)
a)
Limited Government
b)
Unlimited Government
c)
Absolute Monarchy
d)
Theocracy
10.
Which of the following describes the historical influence of Mao Zedong on China?
a)
He established the communist party’s power
b)
He created economic opportunities for all people
c)
He protected the rights of the people
d)
He expanded voting rights
11.
Is JAPAN Limited or Unlimited
a)
Limited
b)
Unlimited
12.
Is CHINA Limited or Unlimited
a)
Limited
b)
Unlimited
13.
Is North Korea Limited or Unlimited
a)
Limited
b)
Unlimited
14.
Is South Korea Limited or Unlimited
a)
Limited
b)
Unlimited
15.
Which of the following are examples of political oppressions by unlimited governments? (6.9C)
a)
Limiting Free Speech
b)
Limiting Laws
c)
Limiting Protests
d)
Limiting freedom of religion
e)
Limiting Jobs
16.
Which of the following best describes the role and responsibility of citizens in North Korea? (6.11A)
a)
Citizens support and run for public office in the government.
b)
Citizens freely share their ideas with the government.
c)
Citizens choose to serve in jobs for the government.
d)
Citizens are required to support the needs of the government.
17.
China is ruled by a FEW (unlimited) what type of Government is that?
a)
Theocracy
b)
Oligarchy
c)
Democracy
d)
Republic
18.
Earthquakes that happen in the ocean can cause which of the following? (6.5A)
a)
Drought
b)
Tsunamis
c)
Tornado
d)
Hurricane
19.
Which of the following best describes how people have been impacted by earthquakes
in Japan? (6.5A)
a)
Economic impact from structures damage
b)
Educational impact from school absences
c)
Agricultural impact from crop failure
d)
Religious impact from loss of offerings
20.
Which of the following are ways that Tokyo has adapted to high population density?
a)
Train station monitors
b)
Small Pod Hotels
c)
Shopping centers underground
d)
Large central parks
e)
Limited public transportation
21.
Which of the following is a modification to the environment that supports higher energy
production for China? (6.5C)
a)
Producing plastics
b)
Limiting electricity usage
c)
Building the Three Gorges Dam
d)
Mining for aluminum
22.
Which factor of production did Jin use to grow his business? (6.6A)
a)
Natural Resources
b)
Capital
c)
Labor
d)
Entrepreneurs
23.
Given the limited access to natural resources and the controlled supply of capital, which of the following
problems is North Korea most likely to face? (6.6B)
a)
High levels of technological innovation and entrepreneurship
b)
A shortage of goods and services due to limited production
c)
An increase in international trade and investment
d)
A decrease in unemployment due to increased labor demand
24.
How does North Korea's command economy impact workers? (6.7A)
a)
Workers choose their jobs freely and earn wages based on their performance.
b)
Workers do not choose their jobs freely and must follow government decisions.
c)
Workers are mostly self-employed and create goods to sell in the open market.
d)
Workers can freely negotiate wages and working conditions with employers.
25.
In North Korea the government plans the factors of
production.
a)
Free Market
b)
Command Economy
26.
In Japan, entrepreneurs can start new businesses.
a)
Free Market
b)
Command
27.
In South Korea, technology factories produce goods to meet demand for the products
a)
Free Market
b)
Command
28.
How does the government system in China differ from those in Germany and India? (6.10B)
a)
China has a multi-party system, while Germany and India have one-party systems.
b)
Germany and India have free, competitive elections, whereas China’s leadership is determined by the Communist Party.
c)
China elects a new president every four years, while Germany and India have monarchs.
d)
India and Germany are communist, while China follows a capitalist system.
29.
What is the impact of Japan’s limited natural resources on its international trade relationships? (6.4B,
6.6C)
a)
Japan’s scarcity of resources leads to minimal trade, as it does not need to import much.
b)
Japan’s reliance on imports for raw materials makes it highly dependent on other countries for its
c)
Japan’s natural resources are abundant enough that it does not need to trade with other nations
d)
Japan’s limited resources prevent it from developing industries that rely on trade with other countries
30.
Which of the following would be considered part of the service industry in East Asia? (6.8A)
a)
A restaurant in Tokyo providing meals to customers
b)
A company in China that grows tea leaves
c)
A factory in South Korea producing shoes
d)
A farm in Vietnam raising livestock
31.
Which country in the chart above is the least developed? (6.8B)
a)
Japan
b)
China
c)
North Korea
d)
South Korea
32.
Trade is very important to
countries in East Asia, such as
South Korea and Japan. What
geographic factors encourage
trade relationships for East Asian
countries? (6.4B)
a)
Access to coastlines
b)
Abundance of resources
c)
Military defenses
d)
Cultural isolation
33.
The command system of North Korea would best be described as –
a)
Private ownership of small scale business is permitted
b)
Economic freedom drives the market and production
c)
No economic freedom results due to government control
d)
A mix of government and private business
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