What does a negative correlation mean on a scatter graph?

One variable is increasing while the other is decreasing

Making a positive impact on the environment from good decisions and actions

What is residential land use?

Land used for houses and buildings that are places for people to live

What is the purpose of a quaternary sector?

To gain and attain knowledge and to distribute or share the knowledge

How do you calculate the population density of a country?

Population of country divided by its area in kilometres^2

Which economic sector should a country focus the most on?

A country should have a balance of all four sectors

What is an ecological footprint?

It is a measurement of amount of waste produced by humans

What are the economic systems?

Traditional, command, market, mixed

What is GDP per capita?

The average amount of money a person makes in a country

What does a positive correlation mean on a scatter graph?

Both variables are decreasing together, Both variables are increasing together

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Geography Culminating Quiz (AT and AK)

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The questions in this quiz will be about the things that we've learned in geography so far from the unit.

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1
What does a negative correlation mean on a scatter graph?
Both variables are increasing together
One variable is increasing while the other is decreasing
None of the above
Both variables are decreasing together
2
What is stewardship?
Making a positive impact on the environment from good decisions and actions
When people come together to talk about the health of the environment
Stewardship is an organization run by a group of people who clean the earth
Is an ongoing project that encourages people to build or create gardens
3
What is residential land use?
Land used for houses and buildings that are places for people to live
Land used for schools and buildings for educational purposes
Land used for hospitals and buildings that focus on health and well being
Land used for factories and places that manufacture and produce materials
4
What is an example of a country with a dense population density?
United States
Canada
China
South Korea
5
Which type of population pyramid do most ages have a similar percentage?
Expanding
Declining
Stable/stationary
Increasing
6
What is an example of a renewable resource?
Wind
Sun
Gas
Oil
7
What is the purpose of a quaternary sector?
To provide services to people to meet their daily needs
To extract and harvest the natural resources from the earth
To gain and attain knowledge and to distribute or share the knowledge
To process the natural resources and manufacture products
8
How do you calculate the population density of a country?
Population of country divided by its area in metres^2
Population of country divided by its area in kilometres^2
Area in kilometres^2 divided by population of country
Area in metres^2 divided by population of country
9
What is an example of a push factor?
Drought
Good medical care
Job opportunities
Education
10
What is an example of a pull factor?
Unclean water
Natural Disasters
Agriculture
Poverty
11
How many people per kilometre^2 is a moderate population density?
15-149
14-150
15-150
None of the above
12
Which of these is an example of residential land use?
Grocery store
Condo
Factory
School
13
What is an example of institutional land use?
Libraries
Factories
Pharmacies
Farms
14
Which one is not a quality of life indicator?
Literacy rate
None of the above
Life expectancy
Child mortality rate
15
Which economic sector should a country focus the most on?
Primary
A country should have a balance of all four sectors
A country should focus mostly on tertiary and quaternary
Secondary
16
How many types of land use are there?
3
8
7
5
17
What is an ecological footprint?
An ecological footprint is the amount of harm that humans do to wildlife
It calculates the rate of natural resources that renew
It is a measurement of amount of waste produced by humans
Is the amount of litter produced by humans each year
18
What are the economic systems?
Traditional, control, market, group
Traditional, control, market, mixed
Traditional, command, market, mixed
Traditional, command, market, combined
19
What is GDP per capita?
The average amount of money that a whole country makes altogether
The average amount of money a person makes in a country
The amount of resources that a country has
The amount of people who have a job in a country
20
What does a positive correlation mean on a scatter graph?
One variable is increasing while the other is decreasing
None of the above
Both variables are decreasing together
Both variables are increasing together

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