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AP Human Geography - S1. Final Review (Unit 1,2,3)

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 4hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an example of absolute location?

a)

The middle of Times Square

b)

500 feet above sea level

c)

47.6205°N, 122.3493°W

d)

1:100,000

e)

One mile between home and school

2.

The following image is an example of what type of geographic representation?

a)

Drone footage

b)

Aerial photography

c)

Satellite image

d)

GPS coordinates

e)

GIS mapping

3.

The following image shows the effects of which type of natural disaster?

a)

Earthquake

b)

Flood

c)

Tornado

d)

Wildfire

e)

Mudslide

4.

A geographic information system (GIS)

a)

is a computer software application used as a means of collecting, storing, retrieving, and visually presenting geospatial data.

b)

is a constellation of satellites orbiting the Earth, which transmit radio signals earthward to receiving devices, such as smartphones, locating them precisely in time and three-dimensional space.

c)

is a remote sensing technique using cameras mounted on fixed wing aircraft to systematically photograph the Earth's surface from directly overhead.

d)

is a geographical area that is owned and controlled by a government agency, and legally accessible to all citizens.

e)

is the visible representation of the local folk culture in the area, often represented by its unique architecture style or design.

5.

Yellowstone National Park is approximately 30 miles north of Grand Teton National Park. This is an example of what geographic concept?

a)

Relative location

b)

Absolute location

c)

Cultural landscape

d)

Regional interdependence

e)

Spatial pattern

6.

The region of the United States that is experiencing the largest amount of population growth is:

a)

The South

b)

The Midwest

c)

The Northeast

d)

The Great Plains

7.

Which of the following is true of the demographic transition model?

a)

All countries in sub-Saharan Africa are still in stage 1 of the model.

b)

Many countries in the developed world still have to go through industrialization to move to the next stage.

c)

Not all countries have to go through all four stages to reach a decline in births and deaths.

d)

Lack of adequate sanitation and health care will make it difficult for developed countries to move from stage 2 to 3.

e)

Only the countries located in the African Continent have reached the late stages of 4 and 5.

8.

Basically, Malthus Theory says that

a)

that population growth will greatly outstrip resources.

b)

that population can grow almost indefinitely.

c)

that it is likely population will grow because we will grow food on places like the moon.

d)

that, regarding population, there are always choices.

9.

Which of the following statements best explains the relationship between educating women and fertility?

a)

Women who are more educated tend to marry at a later age and have fewer children than less-educated women.

b)

Women who are more educated tend to have more children because they can afford them.

c)

Women who have the opportunity to have more children have the extra time to continue their school studies.

d)

Women who marry early have more of an opportunity to continue school and not have children right away.

e)

Women who are more educated tend to receive more financial aid to attend school and raise their children.

10.

Which of the following is not a push factor for migration?

a)

natural disasters such as drought

b)

higher standards of living and better housing

c)

ethnic cleansing

d)

civil war destroying land and homes

e)

political incarceration and persecution

11.

More than 3 million Venezuelans have fled the country in the last few years as a result of political and economic turmoil. Based on the data in the table, what was Venezuela’s net migration rate in 2016?

a)

5

b)

2

c)

-1.2

d)

-5

e)

-0.84

12.

Which of the following is not included in non-material culture?

a)

symbolic meanings

b)

religious beliefs

c)

buildings and culture landscapes

d)

myths and taboos

e)

gender roles

13.

Zuzanna grew up in Piaski, Poland, a small town on the Gielczew River. When Zuzanna was 19, she left her hometown for the Polish capital of Warsaw, where she found work as a waitress in a popular restaurant. She worked long, hard hours but still found time to take part-time classes at a local technical college. After three years in Warsaw, Zuzanna earned a certification in Computer Information Systems. With these credentials, she was able to secure an entry-level position at a leading technology firm in London, England. Zuzanna has now lived in London for the past four years.

a)

forced migration

b)

step migration

c)

return migration

d)

seasonal migration

e)

chain migration

14.

Which of the countries below would most likely benefit from anti natalist policies?

a)

A country with a NIR of 5.1

b)

A country with a NIR of -1.2

c)

A country with a NIR of 10.9

d)

A country with a NIR of 2.1

e)

A country with a NIR of -.23

15.

Which of the following would best explain why English has become a lingua franca, used as a dominant global language?

a)

The United States of America has used assimilation to push countries around the world to adapt English

b)

Languages such as French, Mandarin, and German are ethnic languages that have not diffused due to a lack of accessibility

c)

The Spanish Empire colonized territory all over the world which led to the diffusion of English to both the developed world and the developing world

d)

English is a folk language allowing it to be easy to learn and practice

e)

The majority of business, visual media, and social media websites is conducted in English forcing countries to adopt English as their primary language.

16.

Currently a country has a high birth rate, high death rate, and low NIR. What stage of the Demographic Transition Model is this country most likely in?

a)

Stage 1

b)

Stage 2

c)

Stage 3

d)

Stage 4

e)

Stage 5

17.

What renewable resource for energy production is shown in the image?

a)

Sun

b)

Wind

c)

Sun

d)

Geothermal

e)

Nuclear

18.

What is an example of a cultural landscape?

a)

The Gulf of Mexico

b)

Lake Superior

c)

The Alps

d)

The Arctic Ocean

e)

The Port of Houston in Texas

19.

Which of the following is the BEST example of a formal region?

a)

Midwest

b)

Shopping mall market area

c)

Radio station listening area

d)

The United States

e)

Deep South

20.

The spread of Coca-Cola around the world, now sold in around 200 countries, is an example of which concept?

a)

Globalization

b)

Territoriality

c)

Sustainability

d)

Sovereignty

e)

Time-Distance Decay

21.

In which region would a country with a large youth dependency ratio most likely be located?

a)

North America

b)

Europe

c)

Africa

d)

Austrailla

e)

South America

22.

TFR or total fertility rates

a)

the average years a women is fertile past her reproductive stage.

b)

determine how many children are born per number of children alive.

c)

are the average number of children born to a woman during her life.

d)

calculate how quickly women can recover from disease and have children once again.

e)

the number of children a male can reproduce during his reproductive stage.

23.

Stages 4 and 5 of the demographic transition

a)

are post-industrial with low population growth.

b)

are pre-industrial with high population growth.

c)

are the beginnings of industry when death rates drop precipitously.

d)

are stages of industry when birth rates start to rise.

e)

are stages of low rise of deaths, with increase fertility rates.

24.

How does the concept of race differ from the concept of ethnicity?

a)

Race is a social construct that refers to physical attributes, whereas ethnicity refers to shared ancestry and cultural traditions.

b)

Race is a biological reality based on science, whereas ethnicity is a social construct based on beliefs.

c)

Race is a way to genetically identify groups of people, whereas ethnicity is a way for people to self-identify with a group.

d)

Race is the biological equivalent of the social concept of ethnicity.

e)

Race and ethnicity are both social constructs that have little to any impact in daily life

25.

A society's economic activities create visible markers in the landscape. Factories, interstate highways, large warehouses, malls, hospitals, and grocery stores all belong to broader communication and business networks that might have some locational requirements. What is the term that describes the standardization of the built landscape from one place to another?

a)

postmodern architecture

b)

landscape of globalization

c)

placelessness

d)

modernist architecture

e)

agricultural landscape

26.

As Buddhism diffused through East Asia, Buddhist traditions blended with local cultural customs to create distinct religious practices, such as Daoism in China and Shinto in Japan. Which of the following terms best describes this blending of cultural traditions?

a)

Assimilation

b)

Acculturation

c)

Possibilism

d)

Multiculturalism

e)

Syncretism

27.

African Americans who migrated from the South to the North in the early twentieth century were in search of economic opportunities in industrial cities like Detroit and Pittsburgh. Many instead found jobs in Ohio and settled there; this is an example of

a)

intervening obstacle.

b)

cyclic movement.

c)

periodic movement.

d)

intervening opportunity.

e)

seasonal migration.

28.

If a person is fluent in more than one language, they are referred to as a:

a)

polyglot.

b)

pollylingual.

c)

duolingual.

d)

poly-cultural.

e)

trilingual.

29.

Which of the following is not a part of material culture?

a)

artwork

b)

traditional basket weaving

c)

religious beliefs

d)

agricultural tools

e)

ceremonial dress

30.

Identify the factors that are used to measure the rate of natural increase.

a)

Crude Birth Rate

b)

Crude Death Rate

c)

Total Fertility Rate

d)

Population Growth Rate

e)

Dependency Ratio

31.

Which option is a cheaper alternative than airplanes to provide aerial photography?

a)

Drones

b)

Blimps

c)

Satellites

d)

Balloons

e)

Aircraft

32.

What geospatial method allows the rapid manipulation of data to produce a map showing sites sensitive to pollution?

a)

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

b)

Global Positioning System (GPS)

c)

Aerial photography

d)

Media reports

e)

Mechanical device that measure levels of pollution

33.

Which of the following topics does a human geographer study?

a)

Wind patterns

b)

Rock patterns

c)

Climate patterns

d)

Migration patterns

e)

Precipitation patterns

34.

In countries where males are favored over females, what is one impact of the sex ratio imbalance on the population?

a)

There will be fewer women of marriageable age.

b)

The elderly population will increase.

c)

More women will enter the workforce.

d)

Girls will have more educational opportunities.

e)

There will be fewer men eligible for marriage.

35.

Which of the following actions would have the greatest effect in lowering the total fertility rate of a country?

a)

Encourage out-migration.

b)

Increase education for girls.

c)

Lower the age of marriage.

d)

Deny women access to contraceptives.

e)

Tax families with more than two children.

36.

Which of the following is not a common cause of mortality in developed countries?

a)

Diabetes

b)

Colon Cancer

c)

Dementia and Alzheimer's

d)

Malaria

e)

Heart Disease

37.

Which of the following is not a common cause of mortality in less developed countries?

a)

Malaria

b)

Dementia and Alzheimer's

c)

Tuberculosis

d)

HIV/AIDS

e)

Birth Complications

38.

Which of the following factors did not lead to a decrease in the death rate during the time of the Industrial Revolution?

a)

Increased food supply

b)

Advances in medicine and vaccinations against disease

c)

A population shift from urban to rural centers

d)

Improved water supply and sanitation

e)

New medical advancements in bacterial infections

39.

Which of the following explains the relationship between an increased level of education and infant/child mortality?

a)

The amount of education is not a problem, but the accessibility to medical care is a factor in preventing infant/child mortality.

b)

Education increases a woman's potential infertility.

c)

Better-educated mothers are more likely to understand the importance of good nutrition and hygiene and seek medical treatment for themselves and their children.

d)

The more education a woman has, the less likely she is to ever have children.

e)

The less educated a women is, increases the chances of contacting medical advice from a trusted source

40.

Which of the following is not a consequence of an aging population?

a)

slower economic growth due to a decline in the demand for goods and services

b)

labor shortages

c)

increasing fertility rates

d)

financial strain on retirement pensions and Social Security-type programs

e)

higher elderly dependency ratio increase

41.

Which of the following does not contribute to an aging population?

a)

intra-national and inter-national out-migration

b)

low fertility rates

c)

longer life expectancy

d)

women in the workforce

e)

the changing of cultural norms to smaller family sizes

42.

What is an internally displaced person?

a)

a person that has not crossed the international boundary where they live but are displaced from their home

b)

a person that has crossed the international boundary where they live and are displaced from their home

c)

a person that is persecuted by their national government and seeks asylum elsewhere

d)

a person that crosses into the neighboring country as a result of a civil war

e)

a person that has chosen to leave their country for economic opportunities

43.

The alterations a culture makes to the physical land it inhabits, leaving an imprint on the land is referred to as the

a)

cultural landscape.

b)

possibilism.

c)

human reciprocity.

d)

non-material culture

e)

physical modification.

44.

In contrast to folk culture, popular culture is typical of

a)

small homogeneous groups

b)

groups living in isolated areas

c)

large heterogeneous groups

d)

indigenous groups

e)

groups that have little interaction with other groups

45.

What is not an example of a sacred space?

a)

The National Mall in Washington, D.C. a green space honoring former U.S leaders

b)

the Salt Lake Temple at the center of the Mormon landscape

c)

Mount Sinai, revered as a Judeo-Christian place where Moses received the commandments

d)

the Old City of Jerusalem, revered by three separate religions

e)

The Grand Mosque, Mecca, Saudi Arabia

46.

There are roughly 8 billion people in the world today. Which statement most accurately represents where they live?

a)

The majority of the world's population is concentrated in East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and Europe

b)

Population is evenly distributed across all continents

c)

Most people live in the Southern Hemisphere. With limited populations in the Northern Hemisphere

d)

The majority of the world's population is concentrated in Central Africa and the Americas

e)

Population is sparsely populated across all the continents

47.

Which is not an example of the cultural landscape?

a)
The street patterns of Bogota
b)
the buildings of Ciudad Perdida
c)

The interior of the Amazon Rainforest

d)

A golf course in the Phoenix Desert

e)

A major airport near Dallas Texas

48.

Identify the cultural trait that influences the architecture of the cultural landscape shown in the image.

a)

Ethnicity

b)

Language

c)

Taboos

d)

Religion

e)

Gender

49.

What is the difference between immigration and emigration?

a)

The act of leaving one's native country to settle in another country is called immigration, while the act of entering and settling in a country that is not one's native country is called emigration.

b)

Immigration refers to leaving one's native country, while emigration refers to entering and settling in a country that is not one's native country.

c)

Immigration and emigration are the same thing.

d)

The act of entering and settling in a country that is not one's native country is called immigration, while the act of leaving one's native country to settle in another country is called emigration.

e)

Immigration is the voluntary act of leaving one's home country. Emigration is the forced migration of leaving a country.

50.

What is brain drain?

a)

Migration of brain cells from one part of the brain to another

b)

The process of losing intelligence due to lack of mental stimulation

c)

The movement of blood from the brain to other parts of the body

d)

Emigration of highly skilled or educated individuals from one country to another

e)

Emigration of low skilled or educated individuals from one country to another

51.

What is the term for a person who is forced to leave their home due to a well-founded fear of persecution?

a)

Citizen

b)

Tourist

c)

Immigrant

d)

Refugee

e)

Internally Displaced Person

52.

What does physiological density measure?

a)

The number of farmers per arable land

b)

The total population divided by total land area

c)

The total population divided by arable land

d)

The number of people per square mile

e)

The total population divided by bodies of water

53.

What is arithmetic density?

a)

Total population divided by water bodies

b)

Total farmers divided by arable land

c)

Total population divided by arable land

d)

Total population divided by total land area

e)

Total population divided by total coastal area

54.

A large number of Turkish people migrated to Germany in the 1960s, when West Germany’s manufacturing economy was booming and Turkey’s economy was predominantly agricultural. Which of the following best describes Turkish migration to Germany?

a)

Internal rural-to-urban migrants

b)

Political asylum seekers fleeing Communism

c)

Voluntary guest workers

d)

Internally displaced persons

e)

Seasonal migration of workers

55.

Which of the following describes forced migration?

a)

Residents from Sendai, Japan, being displaced during an earthquake and related tsunami

b)

Population movement to cities with more job opportunities created by economic recession

c)

British convicts shipped to Australia in the mid-eighteenth to mid-nineteenth centuries

d)

Northern Europeans moving to southern European countries for health reasons

56.

Which of the following processes best explains a decrease in mortality rates worldwide?

a)

Better hygiene and sanitation practices

b)

Increased rates of urbanization

c)

Modern family planning methods

d)

Greater female workforce participation

57.

Japan has a low birth rate and a high life expectancy. Which of the following explains why Japan will struggle with demographic challenges in 30 years?

a)

Too many youth dependents for the education system will require increased taxes.

b)

An aging population needing health care will require more public funding.

c)

A rapidly increasing population will strain the available food supply.

d)

Too many workers for available jobs will lead to high rates of unemployment.

58.

Malthusian theory would explain which of the following possible consequences of high birth rates in a less developed country?

a)

Technological advancements will lead to increased agricultural production.

b)

People will implement family-planning methods as resources grow scarce.

c)

Areas with the greatest population density will import scarce resources.

d)

Famine and starvation will occur as demand outpaces agricultural production.

59.

Many European countries provide families one or more of the following: tax credits, flexible parental leave, monthly payments, public-transportation fare reduction, free vaccines, and subsidized childcare.

Which of the following would explain why a country such as Belgium would implement the described policies?

a)

Belgium has concerns about gender equality and wants to increase female participation in the workforce.

b)

Belgium has concerns about an aging population and wants to encourage higher birth rates.

c)

Belgium has concerns about a large youth population and wants to encourage lower birth rates.

d)

Belgium has concerns about the ability of immigrants from developing regions to support themselves.

e)

Belgium is concerned with the influx of immigrants to the country

60.

In 1980 China implemented an antinatalist one-child policy. Which of the following explains an unintended consequence of the policy?

a)

There are more women than men because of a cultural preference for female children.

b)

There are more men than women because of a cultural preference for male children.

c)

China’s age structure shifted toward a high youth dependency due to limiting births.

d)

China’s total fertility rate dropped below the replacement rate due to strict enforcement of the law.

e)

Rural communities became centers of economic growth

61.

Many countries in sub-Saharan Africa have total fertility rates that exceed 5.0. Which of the following population characteristics is associated with this phenomenon?

a)

High youth dependency ratio

b)

Long life expectancy

c)

Low birth rates

d)

High elder dependency ratio

e)

Low infant mortality rates

62.

Which of the following population patterns is common in more developed countries?

a)

High birth rates, leading to younger age structures

b)

Higher population densities in rural areas, leading to scarcity of natural resources

c)

A rapidly increasing working-age population, leading to high unemployment rates

d)

Declining levels of fertility and mortality, leading to older age structures

e)

High levels of infant mortality deaths and rising fertility rates

63.

If rural-to-urban migration continues in China, which of the following outcomes is most likely?

a)

Manufacturing areas will face labor shortages.

b)

Housing shortages in urban areas will be common.

c)

Schools in rural areas will not have enough students to remain open.

d)

Wages will increase in urban areas.

e)

Rural areas will see an increase in youth population

64.

Which of the following patterns is indicated by the population pyramid shown?

a)

Government policies encourage women to have multiple children.

b)

The population has a high total fertility rate.

c)

Government policies discourage women from having multiple children.

d)

The population has a low infant mortality rate.

e)

The population is experiencing a population decline

65.

Which of the following statements best explains the trend about infant mortality shown in the bar chart?

a)

The trend can be explained by rural to urban migration and the growth of cities in all regions.

b)

The trend can be explained by industrialization and improved job opportunities.

c)

The trend can be explained by improved health care and nutrition in all regions.

d)

The trend can be explained by improvements in communications and Internet access.

e)

The trend can be explained by improvements in transportation technology, allowing greater migration distance

66.

The idea that cultures will modify the natural landscape to fit their needs is known as the

a)

cultural situation.

b)

cultural landscape.

c)

culture traits.

d)

cultural environment.

e)

culture building

67.

The area of origin of a culture is called

a)

cultural environment.

b)

cultural homeland.

c)

culture hearth.

d)

cultural landscape.

e)

culture realm.

68.

Contagious diffusion is

a)

the rapid and widespread diffusion of a characteristic throughout the population.

b)

the spread of an underlying principle or idea.

c)

the spread of an idea from persons of power to other persons.

d)

the spread of an idea or trait through the physical movement of people from one place to another.

e)

none of the above

69.

Which statement about culture is true?

a)

Culture is the traditions and beliefs of a group of people.

b)

Culture is learned behavior that is passed from one generation to the next.

c)

Cultures are dynamic and always changing.

d)

Cultural traits are a reflection of a group's values.

e)

All of the above.

70.

Cultural diffusion is

a)

the idea that your own culture is superior to others.

b)

the spread of culture traits from one group to another.

c)

the isolation of a culture from the rest of the world.

d)

the innovation of a cultural trait.

e)

none of the above

71.

The ethnicity highlighted in the map above is

a)

Hispanic Americans

b)

African Americans

c)

Asian Americans

d)

Native Americans

e)

Indian Americans

72.

An example of Hierarchical diffusion

a)

A celebrity adopting a new hairstyle and starting a trend

b)

A farmer planting crops in a new area

c)

A city expanding its public transportation system

d)

A viral video spreading across social media

e)

A guest worker in a new country bringing their religious practices

73.

Which language has become the world's primary lingua franca?

a)

Spanish

b)

Mandarin

c)

English

d)

French

e)

German

74.

This type of Diffusion happens when a specific trait is not adopted in its original form, but the underlying idea is accepted and the cultural trait is still adopted

a)

Cultural Diffusion

b)

Relocation Diffusion

c)

Stimulus Diffusion

d)

Contagious Diffusion

e)

Hierarchical Diffusion

75.

Which of the following is considered a material culture trait?

a)

Language

b)

Religion

c)

Clothing

d)

Holidays

e)

Myths

76.

What is an area within a city occupied by a distinctive minority culture called?

a)

Gender role

b)

Sense of place

c)

Ethnic neighborhood

d)

Centrifugal forces

e)

Sequent Occupance

77.

Which of the following is an example of syncretism?

a)

Strip malls

b)

Tex-Mex Food

c)

Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem

d)

Western Wall in Jerusalem

e)

Golden Temple in India

78.

What is the term used to connotate attachment to and comfort in a particular place with a strong identity that is deeply felt by inhabitants?

a)

Sense of Place

b)

Centripetal Force

c)

Indigenous Community

d)

Cultural Hearth

e)

Post Modern

79.

A Hindu temple located in Texas is most likely the result of which kind of diffusion?

a)

Expansion

b)

Hierarchical

c)

Contagious

d)

Relocation

e)

Stimulus

80.

Compared to popular cultures, folk cultures are...

a)

More cosmopolitan

b)

More homogeneous

c)

More diffuse

d)

More transitory

e)

More contagious Culture