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Semester one review human geo
Semester one review human geo
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1
The place where an idea, innovation or item originates is called the
Hearth
diffusion center
home
starting point
2
A refugee is someone seeking:
Gold! Gold! Gold!
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
political asylum from an oppressive government
Better prices at American Wal-marts
3
The largest cluster of population in the world is located in:
Asia
Africa
Mexico
Antarctica
4
Which of the following is an ethnic religion?
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
5
A population pyramid can reveal:
the future of a country's demographics
The shape of a country
The exact amount of babies in the future
The literacy rates of a nation
6
Which of the following is an example of a material trait?
Clothing
Ideas
Values
Beliefs
7
When we view another culture only through our own perceptions this is called:
racism
ethnocentrism
cultural appropriation
scientific perception
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Agricultural Density refers to:
The amount of farmers per unit of arable (farmable) land
The amount of total population divided by the total number of farms
How dumb farmers are
The amount of farms per acre in a nation
9
An official language would most likely be considered a(n)
Institutional language
Developing language
Dying language
Vigorous language
10
This allows people to live in uninhabitable places and people affect the environment more than it affects them
Possibilism
Determinism
Impossibilism
Negativism
11
A push factor is:
the amount of force to open a soda
a reason someone leaves their native land
a reason someone is drawn to another place
a bully in middle school
12
Languages that share some of the same words most likely have a common
ancestor
accent
religion
population
13
Which one is not a monotheistic religion?
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
Judaism
14
A non-renewable resource is:
available if you are willing to pay for it
free
limited
Trees
15
The rules enacted by the South African government to enforce rules of segregation.
Apartheid
Ethnic enclaves
Ethnic Cleansing
White flight
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Sustainability refers to:
people using resources in a way that ensures future availability
Using the dinosaurs wisely
The ability to be tamed
the ability of people to destroy the environment
17
The Dependency Ratio is:
The number of dependents each family has
the number of people dependent on the internet
The amount of dependency a nation has on the UN
The number of people dependent on the number of working people in a nation
18
Land that has been historically inhabited (lived on) is called:
Cities
Blockbusting
Ethnic Enclave
Ecumene
19
What is not a type of distortion on a map projection?
color
shape
distance
size
20
Immigration can be controversial because:
everything is controversial
immigration causes fear among native peoples
countries can not get enough people to take bad jobs
immigration is always positive to the host country
21
Thomas Malthus predicted that:
The population would outpace food production
The world would run out of oil by 2000
The Packers would win the Superbowl
The Chinese would rule the world
22
Roanoke Virginia is located about 40 miles from Lynchburg. This describes it's
Functional Region
Absolute location
Relative location
Place
23
Which religion is the second most practiced in the world?
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
24
Nations that use pro-natalist policies intend to:
lower tarriffs
Increase population
Decrease population
sustain current population growth
25
What does GIS stand for?
Geographic Installing Software
Geographic Information System
Geography Is Spectacular
Geographic Positioning System
26
Which language is the most spoken language in the world?
German
Mandarin
Spanish
English
27
The number of babies born per 1000 people in a given nation is called:
CBR
NIR
CDR
NPR
28
Pop Culture is most likely diffused through:
word of mouth
books
the bible
the internet
29
The American South is an example of a:
Perceptual region
Functional region
Formal region
Imaginary region
30
An emigrant is a person who:
grants wishes
grants Emis
Leaves their native land
lives abroad temporarily then returns