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World Geo Fall Semester Exam Review for Mrs. Davis's Class
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1
Inuits of Northern Canada adapted to the extreme cold of the far north by ___.
trading with the Vikings
hunting seals, whales, and walruses
trading with the first Europeans
hunting bison
2
When citizens of the US do not play an active role in government, the democratic system suffers.
False
True
3
What is the imaginary line that runs east/west that divides the northern and southern hemispheres?
prime meridian
equator
parallels heading north and south towards the poles.
meridians
4
Other than English, ___ is the most widely spoken language in the US.
Spanish
French
5
On September 17, 1787, state delegates gathered in Philadelphia to create the ___.
Declaration of Independence
US Constitution
6
A ____ is an area of densely wooded land.
forest
desert
dune
wetland
7
When citizens of the US do NOT play an active roll in government, the democratic process suffers.
True
False
8
In the Temperate Climate zones of earth, which of the following is NOT true:
Temperate climates mostly occur in the middle latitudes.
All of these are true.
There are four seasons - spring, summer, fall and winter.
Temperate means "mild" or "moderate".
9
In which province of Canada is French the main language?
Nanuvet
Ontario
Newfoundland & Labrador
Quebec
10
Which type of climate occurs at many different latitudes?
Subarctic
Tundra
Tropical Savanna
Highland
11
Which of the following is the main mountain range located in the EAST of the US?
The Continental Divide
The Cascades
The Appalachian Mountains
The Rocky Mountains
12
Earth has 5 general climate zones. They are:
Desert, Tropical, Coastal, Rainforests, and Sub Arctic
All of these.
Tropical, Temperate, Polar, Dry, and Highlands
Monsoons, Steppe, Coastal, Polar, and Temperate
13
Landforms, bodies of water, and food people eat are all aspects of human geography.
False
True
14
Differences in culture and language between French-speaking & English-speaking Canada have sometimes led to conflict.
True
False
15
The Great Lakes, the Piedmont, and Interior Plains are ___ features in the US.
political
physical
16
What kind of trees are found in a mixed forest?
coniferous and taiga
coniferous and deciduous
palm and taiga
palm and deciduous
17
An area of high ground that divides the flow of rivers towards opposite ends of a continent is called ___.
Continental Divide
Crest of a mountain
18
Who was the US President that put laws into effect to establish our National Parks? His nickname is "Teddy".
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
19
The St. Lawrence River and The Great Lakes are natural borders between the US and Canada.
False
True
20
The Great Lakes are:
an important waterway for trade with Canada.
the largest freshwater lake system in the world.
all of the above.
located east of the Mississippi River.
21
The first western US settlers were called pioneers.
True
False
22
A spherical ball that represents our earth in a much smaller and useable scale is called a ___.
planet
cone map
globe
flat map
23
In the Subarctic Climate zones of earth, which of the following is NOT true?
It unfreezes and turns into flowing rivers the other half of the year.
Temperatures stay below freezing for about half of the year.
Winters are long and bitterly cold, where summers are very short.
The climate zone is located mostly around the Arctic Circle.
24
What was the first thing immigrants gazed upon as they entered America on ships in the New York Harbor?
The Statue of Liberty
The Twin Towers
A huge cathedral
Alcatraz Prison
25
Citizens elect people to run the government in a ___. This is the gov't we have in the US.
representative democracy
dictatorship
totalitarian regime
theocracy
26
The historical roots of Dia De Los Muertos dates back over 3,000 years.
True
False
27
Geography is considered a "social science" because it
is studied in all countries of the world.
can be studied using numbers.
deals with people and how they live.
uses satellite imaging.
28
Which of the following BEST describes the relationship between the US and Canada?
They agree that tariffs are the best way to remain competitive .
They are each other's largest trading partner.
They share a common history, border and language.
The agreed to ban all beef imports.
29
The US five bodies of water that form an important waterway for trade with Canada is ___.
the Great Lakes.
the Great Salt Lake in Utah.
30
Physical environments affect the way people live by influencing:
the types of shelter they build.
the type of clothing they wear.
all of the above.
the way they prepare for severe weather.
31
The pioneers in the US traveled the 2,000-mile Oregon Trail in search of___.
gold, silver, and oil.
land and oil.
oil and religious freedom.
land and gold.
32
The main reason for Canada's cold climate is its ___.
high mountains
northern location
lakes and rivers
distance from water
33
Our US National Parks do NOT have the following physical features within them:
waterfalls and lakes to hike around
mountain ranges and forest fires
The DO have all of these things.
geyers and sulfur pits
34
The Mexican holiday we celebrate and made Ofrendas for was called Dia De Los Muertos.
False
True
35
Geographers look at the world
by studying only its physical features.
at the local, regional, and global levels.
as separate regions with no effect on each other.
by studying cities first.
36
How many large land masses, called continents, are there on our planet?
6
7
5
8
37
Thousands of enslaved Africans were brought to the Colonies and forced to work on plantations.
False
True
38
An example of an extinct animal is the
crocodile
dodo
lion
ant
39
A large, flat, elevated area of land is called a plateau.
True
False
40
the building of the transcontinental railroad helped Canada by ___.
attracting more immigrants from France.
increasing movement to cities.
giving Native Canadians their own government in Nanuvet.
linking British Columbia and eastern provinces.
41
In 1922, the US, Mexico, and ___ signed the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA.
England
Canada
42
Geographers divide the world into regions
to slow down worldwide trade.
because regions are clearly defined.
to compare different places.
because it is required by the national geography standards.
43
This type of government: ruler holds total power, often comes into power through military takeover or force.
democracy
theocracy
dictatorship
monarchy
44
What is the purpose of the alters (ofrendas) made for loved ones during Dia De Los Muertos?
to pay final respects before forgetting them forever.
to have another funeral for them.
to honor the lives of those who have passed.
to learn more about their family history.
45
What is an opening in Earth's crust where lava, ash, and gases erupt called?
sinkhole
hill
mountain
volcano
46
In the Desert Climate, not alot of ___ and plants live there and many plants grow far apart to not compete for ___.
people/food
animals/water
lakes/trees
trees/shade
47
Geographers identify climates of a region by looking at _____, precipitation and native plant life.
temperature
elevation
population
all of these