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Unit 1 (Chapters 1 & 4) TEST Review
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1
The average number of people who live in ameasurable area, such as a square mile?
Carrying Capacity
Population Density
GDP
GNP
2
Which term is used todescribe the exact place on earth at which a geographic feature is found?
Relative Location
Absolute Location
3
What is the point ofhighest elevation in the world?
Israel; Jordan
Dead Sea
Nepal–China
Mt. Everest
4
What continent hasice-covered regions that are over 8,000 feet below sea level?
Antarctica
Asia
Australia
the Arctic Region
5
In what state is the lowest point of elevation in the United States?
Alaska
South Australia
Hawaii
California
6
Drawing of the earth’ssurface that reduces distortions that are caused by converting 3D to 2D?
Map
Topographic Map
Globe
Map Projection
7
What describes the location of a geographic feature in relation to other nearbyfeatures?
Relative Location
Absolute Location
8
What major city isclosest to Alabama’s state capital?
Mobile
Columbus, Georgia
Hunstville
Gadsden
9
What geographic feature is92 feet below sea level?
Caspian Sea
Lake Assal
Kazakhstan
Russia
10
Which set ofimaginary lines goes around the earth over the poles?
Longitude Lines
Equator
Latitude Lines
Prime Meridian
11
You work in Tennessee,where would you live in AL that would provide the shortest drive towork?
the northern exurbs ofBirmingham
the northern exurbs ofFlorence
the northern suburbs of Huntsville
the northern suburbs ofGadsden
12
Manufacturing center closest to raw materials to establish a successful lumberbusiness?
Mobile
Montgomery
Gadsden
Huntsville
13
The basic support systems that a nationneeds to keep its economy running smoothly?
Innovation
Infrastructure
GDP
GNP
14
Total annual value of all goods andservices produced within the boundaries of a nation?
GDP
GNP
15
Total annual value of all goods andservices produced by a nation’s businesses and industries
GNP
GDP
16
One society’s acceptance and adoption of acustom or innovation created by another society
Diffusion
Acculturation
Carrying Capacity
Innovation
17
What geographic toolis a three-dimensional representation of the earth?
Map Projection
Topographic Map
Map
Globe
18
The spread of ideas, inventions, orpatterns ofbehavior between and among societies
Diffusion
Innovation
Acculturation
Infrastructure
19
What term refers to the number of organisms a piece of landcansupport?
Population density
GDP
Infrastructure
Carrying Capacity
20
Term used to name each half of the earth, divided either north and south or east and west?
Hemisphere
Equator
Longitude
Latitude
21
What imaginary linedivides the earth into eastern and western halves?
Longitude Lines
Prime Meridian
Equator
Latitude Lines
22
Which set of imaginarylines runs parallel to the equator?
Latitude Lines
Longitude Lines
Prime Meridian
Equator
23
In which country isMount Kilimanjaro the highest point of elevation?
Russia
Djibouti
Africa
Tanzania
24
This is aparticular type of map that shows natural and man-made features on the earth?
Map Projection
Equator
Topographic Map
Prime Meridian
25
What imaginary line dividesthe earth into northern and southern halves?
Prime Meridian
Latitude Lines
Equator
Longitude Lines
26
What term refers to the creation, or invention, of a newsystem tofulfill a societal need?
Acculturation
Innovation
Infrastructure
Diffusion
27
Economic system in which production of goods andservices is determined by demand from consumers
GDP
Market Economy
Infrastructure
Command Economy
28
Which area of Alabama hasthe largest area of low population density?
South
North
West
East
29
Economic system where the government plans anddetermines the production of goods and services
GDP
Command Economy
Market Economy
Infrastructure
30
Based on the map, which ofthe following statements is accurate?
Most of the population ofAlabama lives along the MS border.
Alabama is landlocked.
Alabama has six majormanufacturing centers.
Alabama’s state governmentis centered in Tuscaloosa.