Unit 1 Test

People, Goods and Ideas traveling and changing places is which theme?

The breaking down of rocks by seeds and water is known as

Theaverage number of people in a square mile is known as:

Which is the exact spot on the earth

Religion is an example of

What religion's sacred text is the Torah?

the study of where people, places, and thingsare located and how they relate to each other.

Peoplewho move into a country:

What is the ultimate goal of Buddhism?

What is the sacred animal of the Hindu religion?

is a circle of volcanoes surrounding the PacificOcean.

Area of land that shares a similarcharacteristic

the beliefs and actions that define a group ofpeople’s way of life

is the movement of weathered materials such asgravel, soil, and sand.

Which is not a theme of geography?

What religion believes in the four noble truths?

Around which natural resource do people settle?

List a factor which may affect climate

What is the theory that states continents are slowly moving?

In which kind of economic system is trade least important

List an example of erosion

is the condition of the atmosphere in one placeover a short period of time.

What religion believes in the Five Pillars?

occurs when rock is physically broken orweakened.

The government sets the price at 25¢. No one is allowed to sell milk for more than this.

Phyllis decides to sell milk for $2.50 per gallon, even though the average price is only $2.00.

Government owns all means of production

is weather patterns an area experiences over along period of time.

Jan has to charge $4.00 per gallon because the government taxes half for various services.

Where must Muslims make a hajj to if they are financially able?

What is an effect of population growth?

Humans changing and adapting their environment is which theme of geography?

Which of the following is the best example of diffusion of culture