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1
This country is an example of an __________ state.
elongated
prorupted
fragmented
compact
2
Which of the following regions has little dairying in its traditional agriculture?
Western Europe
South Asia
Eastern Europe
East Asia
3
A country's largest city is 8 million, followed by a city of 5 million, then 3 million is _____
Rank Size Rule.
Primate City Rule.
4
Which religion started in South Asia but spread to Southeast and East Asia?
Buddhism
Sikhism
Christianity
Hinduism
5
Different Menu items from McDonalds around the world.
Stimulus Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
Hierarchical Diffusion
Relocation Diffusion
6
Women in lesser developed nations make more than men in factories and industrial jobs.
True
False
7
The spread of specialty coffee shops in a country in an example of which type of diffusion?
Hierarchical Diffusion
Relocation Diffusion
Stimulus Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
8
Why are most ethanol plants located in the central United States?
Near large metropolitan areas to serve major markets.
Near a break-of-bulk point for ease of transportation.
Near corn producing areas to minimize cost.
Near major universities to recruit scientists.
9
Region of the world with the highest population density and low levels of economic development.
Central Asia
South Asia
East Asia
Southwest Asia
10
Which of the following is considered a formal region?
DFW Metropolitan Area
Sahara Desert
The Sunbelt
The South
11
Why do some countries like Brazil, the USA, and Pakistan relocate their capitals?
isolated location
coastal location
militarily strategic location
central location
12
Which of the following has impacted population the most in the US, Canada, and Western Europe?
Increased total fertility rates
Decreased death rates
Increased death rates
Decreased total fertility rates
13
Which of the following is a cash crop?
Fish
Corn
Wheat
Cotton
14
is the number of people per square unit of farmland
physiological density
population density
arithmetic density
agricultural density
15
The EU and NAFTA are examples of organizations that __________
establish common laws and monetary units.
offer large loans to poorer member states.
open borders for refugees.
reduce tariffs on goods between member nations.
16
In which country was apartheid the official policy of the government?
Mexico
Indonesia
South Africa
United States
17
Which of the following is considered a vernacular region?
California
DFW Metropolitan Area
A school district
The Rustbelt
18
Which of the following is not an example of a centripetal political force?
shift from tertiary to quaternary economic activities
strong central government
variation of languages in a country
homogeneous ethnic population within a country
19
Compared to more developed countries; less developed countries __________
have lower fertility rates.
have population pyramids with smaller bases.
have more people engaged in food production.
per capita consume more energy.
20
A family grows corn to feed themselves with little to sell for profit.
Subsistence Agriculture
Commercial Agriculture
21
Spread of Judaism, when people moved and brought it with them.
Hierarchical Diffusion
Stimulus Diffusion
Relocation Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
22
Which of the following countries is not primate city rule?
France
Philippines
United Kingdom
United States
23
Threshold is __________
economic base of central place theory
distance away from a central place theory
point at which consumer movement is at a minimum
number of people needed to support a business
24
This country is what kind of state.
elongated
prorupted
fragmented
compact
25
The population density measured as the number of farmers per unit area of arable land.
Physiological Density
Population Density
Arithmetic Density
Agricultural Density
