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Checkpoint 8 Review East Asia/Oceania

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the satellite image of Southeast Asia at night show about the difference between North Korea and South Korea?

a)

The image shows electricity use in both North and South Korea are the same

b)

The amount of power displayed on the South Korean side shows that they are more developed than the North.

c)

The amount of power displayed on the North Korean side shows that they are more developed than the South

d)

The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) separates North and South Korea.

2.

People who live along the major rivers of Asia have to deal with what type of problem?

a)

The risk of losing their fishing gains to sharks

b)

Potential war over control of these major rivers

c)

The risk of flooding due to the flood seasons

d)

The issue of developing a system for farming along these rivers

3.

This is a map of Southern and Eastern Asia. Determine the location of Korea (North and South)

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

e)

5

4.

What was the main motivation for the Japanese Empire’s territorial expansion that occurred during the first half of the 20th Century (1900-1945)

a)

To gain access to additional raw materials

b)

To introduce Shintoism to other cultures

c)

To recover territory it lost in a war with China

d)

To colonize new territory for its growing population

5.

To limit population growth in China, Mao Zedong in the late 1970s implemented what into Chinese law?

a)

encouraged citizens to adhere to the teachings of Confucius.

b)

dramatically reduced food production and established labor camps.

c)

A family planning program known as the one-child policy.

d)

forced citizens to migrate to neighboring countries with whom the government is allied.

6.

What physical feature makes the Pacific Islands particularly vulnerable to volcanoes and earthquakes?

a)

Tsunamis

b)

Temperate climate

c)

Underwater sea currents

d)

The Ring of Fire

7.

What is Japan's biggest weakness economically?

a)

Japan’s oil resources made impossible for them to develop a strong military

b)

Japan’s rich land supplies adequate food for her burgeoning population

c)

Japan’s traditional government has prevented a market economy from growing.

d)

Japan has to import most needed raw materials from other nations.

8.

Which climate region covers the largest area in the interior of Australia according to the map?

a)

Desert

b)

Tropical

c)

Temperate

d)

Subtropical

9.

According to the map, which climate region is found along the northeast coast of Australia?

a)

Temperate

b)

Tropical

c)

Desert

d)

Grasslands

10.

How has the climate regions in Australia influenced the location of urban centers and population distribution?

a)

Urban centers are mostly found in the desert regions.

b)

Urban centers are concentrated along the Eastern and Western coast.

c)

Urban centers are evenly distributed across all climate regions.

d)

Urban centers are mostly found in the grasslands.

11.

The Himalayan mountains create a natural border between --

a)

India and the Middle East

b)

India and the rest of Asia

c)

India and Russia

d)

India and Europe

12.

Using the map of China, what geographical feature is MOST associated with the distribution of major cities shown?

a)

Mountains

b)

Plains

c)

Access to Woodlands

d)

Access to Water

13.

Two human geographic features that helped modern day Australia develop into a strong economy are...

a)

There is a clear pattern of conformity to dominant Australian cultural practices.

b)

Multiculturalism has allowed for the blending of ideas

c)

Migration to Australia has been in decline since 1945.

d)

Australian law encourages segregation of groups.

e)

Migration has greatly affected the culture and new ideas of Australia.

14.

Read the three statements below.

• The Japanese rely on the oceans surrounding the nation for food.

• The Chinese utilize terrace farming in many areas of the country.

• Irrigation systems are widely used throughout India.

Which of the following conclusions can be drawn based on these statements?

a)

Systems of irrigation are used by many civilizations to improve agricultural production.

b)

People have adapted to meet the challenges of building a civilization

c)

Many Asian nations suffer due to a lack of natural resources.

d)

Limited access to water has hindered Asian development.

15.

In which of the following two ways has British colonization affected the culture of Australia?

a)

The British adopted the aboriginal system of land management.

b)

The British imposed European practices such as clearing land for farms and ranches.

c)

The British learned over 250 aboriginal languages.

d)

The British allowed aboriginal people to continue their traditional practices without interference.

e)

The native languages of Australia decreased significantly

16.

What is a traditional economy?

a)

Basing your economy on traditional customs and beliefs

b)

Basing your economy on modern day economics

c)

Having your economy focused on producing weapons

d)

By relying solely on fishing.

17.

What is not true about the city of Shanghai?

a)

The city has been isolated and cut off from trade for the past 500 years

b)

The city has never been isolated to trade for 500 years

c)

The city was where the Chinese army delayed the Japanese army during WWII

d)

Shanghai is an international city, with people from all over the world

18.

Pearl Harbor was bombed by the Japanese on ______

a)

December 7, 1941

b)

December 11, 1941

c)

December 24, 1941

d)

January 2, 1942

19.

Japan began to take over other countries because

a)

they wanted the raw materials for industrialization

b)

they had too big a population to fit in their own country

c)

they wanted to explore the world

d)

they believed their gods told them to

20.

What lead to the surrender of Japan and the end of WWII in the Pacific?

a)

US dropped atomic bombs on 2 Japanese cities.

b)

Russia defeated the Japanese in North Korea.

c)

Japan dropped atomic bombs on Pearl Harbor Naval base.

d)

United States agreed to help rebuild Japan

21.
South Korea was supported by ________________ which has a _________________ government.
a)
U.S.S.R./communist
b)
U.S.S.R./democratic
c)
U.S.A./communist
d)
U.S.A./democratic
22.

The aim of the American intervention in Korea was to:

a)

contain the spread of communism and liberate Korea

b)

support the North Korean government

c)

establish a new government in Japan

d)

expand American territory

23.

Which one of these is the Australian flag?

a)
b)
c)
d)