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1
What occurs when the death rate is equal to the birth rate?
continental drift
death rate
zero population growth
birth rate
2
proverbs; yin yang; no clergy; social order; philosophy
Buddism
Confucianism
Sikhism
Hinduism
3
Asia; meditation; monks; Wheel of Law; Nirvana
Judaism
Confucianism
Hinduism
Buddhism
4
Which state is directly south of Nebraska?
Iowa
Kansas
South Dakota
Delaware
5
Nanak; Adi Granth; One God; influenced by Islam and Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
Sikhism
6
The most dramatic variation in climate occurs at the ___________.
poles
equator
prime meridian
mantle
7
What is expected to be the world's population by 2050?
over 300 million
9 billion
6.5 billion
7 billion
8
_ is a structure that geographers use to interpret and analyze population patterns of a region.
population pyramid
Google map
pie chart
bar graph
9
What type of location is 44 degrees North and 12 degrees South?
Timed
Relative
Frequent
Absolute
10
India; reincarnation; festival of colors; more than one god
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
11
How many time zones are in the world?
20
24
18
22
12
Which state is directly north of Oregon?
California
Washington
Nevada
Idaho
13
In what time zone is Mississippi?
Pacific
Alaska
Central
Eastern
14
Hebrew Bible; menorah; Hanukkah; Rabbis; Torah
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
Sikhism
15
Which theme of geography describes the human characteristics?
uses of geography
place
movement
world in spatial terms
16
The blue star is placed on the state of __________________.
Arizona
Utah
New Mexico
Alabama
17
Easter; Christmas; followers of Jesus; Holy Bible
Christianity
Sikhism
Judaism
Islam
18
The yellow star is placed on the state of __________________.
Virginia
South Dakota
South Carolina
Georgia
19
What is the current estimated population of the world?
5.2 million
7.5 billion
1.5 Billion
300 million
20
What is the theory that states that continents once formed a single landmass?
Equator
Continental Drift
Plate Tectonics
Ice Age
