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WorksheetsAP Human Geography Models and Theories Quiz - Legendary Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
The population pyramid above reflects that
except for older cohorts, gender numbers are nearly the same
there is a significant gender imbalance in all age groups
the population is predominantly male across all age groups
females outnumber males in the younger cohorts
Which of the following items would be considered bulk-reducing?
Steel bars
Soda bottles
Bread
Mailboxes
Which source of energy is the type of agriculture pictured dependent on?
Natural Gas
Solar Energy
Petroleum
Wind Energy
Who created this Urban Model?
Burgess
Hawley
Smith
Johnson
Which country would most likely be found in Stage 3 of the DTM?
India
Japan
Egypt
Somalia
Into which stage of the demographic transition model would Poland and Japan fit?
4
3
5
1
All of the following consider Jerusalem to be a sacred city except:
Sunni Islam
Protestant
Eastern Orthodox
Hinduism
Who created this Urban Model?
Hoyt
Burgess
Harris
Mills
Which of Ravenstein’s Laws of Migration best reflects the Gravity Model?
most migrants are male
most migrants move short distances
most long distance migrants move to large urban areas
all of the above
This model of urban structure was developed by Harris and Ullman in 1945 where the CBD is no longer the focus and there is development of suburban business districts.
Multiple-Nuclei Model
Concentric Zone Model
Sector Model
Urban Realms Model
According to Ravenstein’s Laws of Migration, every migration flow generates a return migration flow. This phenomenon is known as
counter-migration
net migration
forced migration
internal migration
According to rank-size rule, what would the population of the third largest city be if the largest city had 12,000,000 people?
2,000,000
3,000,000
4,000,000
5,000,000
What does an "upside down" population pyramid indicate?
lots of elderly/older people
a balanced age distribution
a high birth rate
a declining population
In Hoyt’s Sector Model, where are lower income neighborhoods usually located?
adjacent to the industrial and transportation corridor.
in the central business district.
on the outskirts of the city.
near affluent suburbs.
What kind of map projection is this?
Mercator
Goode
Azimuthal
Robinson
von Thunen’s agricultural land use model assumes: there is a flat isotopic plane., all goods use the same form of transportation., there are no physical features present, such as rivers or mountains., all of these
There is a flat isotopic plane.
All goods use the same form of transportation.
There are no physical features present, such as rivers or mountains.
All of these
Why was the Demographic Transition Model based on England’s experience?
England was the first country to pass through all stages of the model.
England’s territory has changed little.
The church kept excellent birth and death records from the year 1000 CE.
all of the above
von Thunen’s agricultural land use model assumes: there is a flat isotopic plane., all goods use the same form of transportation., there are no physical features present, such as rivers or mountains.,
Only a flat isotopic plane is assumed.
All goods use different forms of transportation.
There are physical features present, such as rivers or mountains.
All of these
In von Thünen’s theory, the key variable in an agricultural location decision is:
labor cost
cost of irrigation
transportation cost
value of agglomeration benefits
This model is important as an example of the colonial city. The effects of European colonial rule on many cities. Often colonial powers demolished old pre-colonial cities and rebuilt them in European style. This model has disamenities spanning outward from the CBD with peripheral squatter settlements...
Latin American Model
African Urban Model
Asian Colonial City Model
European Urban Planning Model
