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Introduction to Human Geography Quiz (2019)
Introduction to Human Geography Quiz (2019)
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A quiz to check conversancy with Making Connections 3rd edition - Pg. 180 - 189.
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Poorest children in urban areas die at twice the rate of wealthier children.
This is related to access to housing.
This is related to access to health care and education.
This is related to access to police and fire services.
This is the fact of slum living.
2
As the global human population continues to grow, it will come at the expense of...
the transportation system.
the natural environment.
the economy.
the oceans.
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Opportunities for innovation, entrepreneurship are possible with managed growth.
Nope; FALSE.
Yup; TRUE!!
4
The definition of Birth Rate is:
Number of births per year per 1000 population.
All babies born in one month.
All children born in one year.
Total number of babies born in any given year.
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Number of deaths per 1000 population.
The definition of death rate.
The definition of critical hit rate.
The definition of death.
The definition of mortality rate.
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Population growth is not_____distributed across the_____. Most growth will happen in_____.
evenly / globe / Africa
visually / Google map / some time in the future
ideally / European continent / 2025
properly / city / Canada
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Most demographic information comes from the official...
...Google search.
...census.
...human geography textbook.
...interview.
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Countries can combat negative population growth by...
providing baby bonuses (money).
increasing immigration.
providing free fertility clinics.
encouraging births.
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The average number of children per woman is known as the...
fragility rate.
fraternity rate.
fertility rate.
fratility rate.
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The study of human population is called...
Demography.
Dumogrephy.
Domography.
Damography.
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Natural increase plus or minus net migration is the definition of...
Population explosion.
Immigration Population Growth.
Natural Population Growth.
Annual Population Growth.
12
World population is increasing at an alarming rate. Presently, the world adds...
230 000 000 000 every day.
23 000 every day.
230 000 000 every day.
233 000 every day.
13
Slums often deprive people of...
Adequate space and water and sanitation.
Adequate heating and cooling; no air conditioning.
Adequate houses, filtered water and toilets.
Adequate internet; no wifi or DSL.
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Slum dwellers are under constant threat of being moved or evicted since they are "squatter."
Related to Land Tenure
Related to Land Tunure.
Related to Land Tanure.
Related to Land Manure.
15
An aging population could be a result of:
amazingly effective exercise classes for seniors.
medical advancement and higher life expectancy.
unknown reasons; these seniors are freaks!
more young people taking care of elderly population.
16
One of the challenges of urban population growth includes...
Increased demand for shelter, food and water.
Increased demand for pizza.
Increased demand for transportation, roads and vehicles.
Increase demand for wifi, roads and schools.
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Net Migration:
annual migration of people to and from a location.
annual gain in population from immigration.
annual gain or loss of population from movement of people.
annual loss of population from movement of cars.
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Lack of adequate or enough health care is considered a _____ of urban population growth.
chelange
chalenge
challenge
chellange
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Slums are lack toilets and have open sewers.
This is related to poor governments.
This is related to the lack of water and sanitation.
This is related to lack of housing.
This is related to lack of housing.
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The % of population living in urban areas has ______ since the 1970's.
decreased
I thought the 1970's were just a myth...
stayed the same
increased