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Worksheets4th 9 Weeks Practice Exam
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Define Global Interdependence
Good or service brought in one country that is produced in another
Worldwide mutual dependence among countries through trade
Good or service that is produced in one country but sold to a buyer abroad
Define Import
Good or service brought in one country that is produced in another
Worldwide mutual dependence among countries through trade
Good or service that is produced in one country but sold to a buyer abroad
Define Export
Good or service brought in one country that is produced in another
Worldwide mutual dependence among countries through trade
Good or service that is produced in one country but sold to a buyer abroad
Define Primary Economic Activity
When manufactures take raw materials and turn them into useful products
The service industry
The collection of raw materials
Define Secondary Economic Activity
When manufactures take raw materials and turn them into useful products
The service industry
The collection of raw materials
Define Tertiary Economic Activity
When manufactures take raw materials and turn them into useful products
The service industry
The collection of raw materials
Is the following picture showing Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary Economic Activity?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Is the following picture showing Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary Economic Activity?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Is the following picture showing Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary Economic Activity?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Which is the correct order of events in globalization?
Industrial Revolution, Silk Roads, Spice Routes
World Wars, Industrial Revolution, Spice Routes
Silk Road, Spice Routes, Age of Discovery
What is population density?
How many people have jobs in a given area
How few people own houses in an area
Pattern of where people live on the surface of the Earth
What is sparsely populated?
Describes the hard to live places where there are few people
Describes the habitable places where many people live
What is densely populated?
Describes the hard to live places where there are few people
Describes the habitable places where many people live
Does the following picture show a densely populated area or a sparsely populated area?
Densely Populated
Sparsely Populated
Does the following picture show a densely populated area or a sparsely populated area?
Densely Populated
Sparsely Populated
What is NOT true about the map?
Some places are crowded with people and other places are mostly uninhabited
Everyone lives in the same place
There are more people living along the coast
What are the three locations that in terms of location have high population density? Click ALL that apply.
1000 Feet Above Sea Level
600 Feet Above Sea Level
Proximity to water resources
Proximity to transportation resources
What is migration higher in the shaded areas?
These countries are developing and people are moving in to help with population
These countries are developed and have access to water and transportation resources
These areas have less people
Where can we predict most people in Russia live?
In the light green areas because they are 600 feet above sea level
In the white areas because the higher the elevation the more people
In the dark green areas because they are below sea level
Why do more people live in temperate climates?
Because it is easier to live in and crops grow easier
Because they like to be cold
Because temperate climates are located along the equator
Define Renewable Resources.
Resources that have a limited supply
Plants and animals that can routinely be harvested for products
Define Non-Renewable Resources.
Resources that have a limited supply
Plants and animals that can routinely be harvested for products
Look at the map of Germany. Does Germany have economic advantages over other countries in Europe?
Yes, because they have a mix of renewable and non renewable resources
No, they only have renewable resources
No, they only have nonrenewable resources
What non renewable resources does Germany have?
Potatoes, Grapes, and Hogs
Coal, Oil, and Lignite
What renewable resources does Germany have?
Potatoes, Grapes, and Hogs
Coal, Oil, and Lignite
What is the site of Pell City?
Pell City is near Logan Martin Lake
Pell City is located between Birmingham and Atlanta
What is the situation of Pell City?
Pell City is near Logan Martin Lake
Pell City is located between Birmingham and Atlanta
What size is Pell City?
Hamlet
Village
Town
City
Is the following picture a dispersed, nucleated, or linear settlement pattern?
Dispersed
Nucleated
Linear
Is the following picture a dispersed, nucleated, or linear settlement pattern?
Dispersed
Nucleated
Linear
Is the following picture a dispersed, nucleated, or linear settlement pattern?
Dispersed
Nucleated
Linear
What is the function of a settlement?
Describes the place where it is located
Location in relation to surrounding features
Main objective, purpose or activity
What is the function of the city picture?
Port
Religious Center
Adminstrative
What is the function of the city picture?
Port
Religious Center
Adminstrative
What is the function of the city picture?
Port
Religious Center
Adminstrative
What is the function of the city pictured?
Industrial
Educational
Tourist
What is the function of the city pictured?
Industrial
Educational
Tourist
What is the function of the city pictured?
Industrial
Educational
Tourist
Which three states had greater than 20,000,001 people in the United States?
Colorado, New York, and Arizona
Florida, Texas, and California
North Dakota, North Carolina, and Alabama
According to the map, What color represents the place with the most people all packed together?
Dark Blue
Purple
Yellow
According to the map, How many people live in Baton Rouge, Louisiana?
100-500 people per square mile
500-1000 people per square mile
Greater than 5000 people per square mile
According to the map, which state has a more dense population?
New Mexico
Florida
According to the map, which state has the lowest population density?
Kentucky
Alaska
Kansas
What is culture?
Unique features of any culture
How people live, behave, and think in a region
Confusion when facing a different cultures unfamiliar way of life
What are cultural traits?
Unique features of any culture
How people live, behave, and think in a region
Confusion when facing a different cultures unfamiliar way of life
What is culture shock?
Unique features of any culture
How people live, behave, and think in a region
Confusion when facing a different cultures unfamiliar way of life
Which culture trait is being shown in the photo?
Religion
Language
Celebrations
Food
Which culture trait is being shown in the photo?
Religion
Language
Celebrations
Food
Which culture trait is being shown in the photo?
Religion
Language
Celebrations
Food
Are you ready for summer?
Yes
No
