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1
Which of the following relates most to the name Thomas Malthus?
Carrying Capacity
Infant Mortality Rate (IMR)
Climate Change
Demographic Transition Model
2
Remote sensing is used for which of the following?
To continually collect data
To project data onto a map
To store data
Protect Donald Trump
3
Which country is part of the semi-periphery?
Laos
China
Cambodia
Japan
4
What is a shatterbelt?
A area of land that is economically shattered
A area of land that have bad infrastructure
A region where two groups of people contest the land
A area of land where all the land is shattered & scattered
5
How does the bid-rent theory apply to CBDs?
Property is more expensive as it gets closer to the center.
Land utilization increases as distance decreases from center
Land utilization decreases distance decreases from center
The price of land decreases as it gets to the center
6
What religion and style of government is associated with Sharia Law?
Buddhism & Unitary State
Islam & Theocracy
Shintoism & Federal State
Christianity & Democracy
7
What does a cartogram do?
displays information and variables by placing a dot
displays information and values by coloring a region
Makes maps
Displays information and values by distorting a place
8
Which is NOT an ethnic religion/belief system?
Shintoism
Hinduism
Monotheism
Sikhism
9
Which country would likely have the highest infant mortality rates?
United States
Russia
Somalia
South Africa
10
A theocracy is a government ruled by
A monarch
Islam
Religion
The people
11
How are ethnic cleansing and genocide related?
They are unrelated
Genocide is a more violent type of ethnic cleansing
Genocide = forced out, ethnic cleansing = killing people
They are the same thing
12
What is an example of relocation diffusion?
The spread of ideas from node to node; fashion being spread
A disease spreading
Ideas spreading out from one point; like weather
When people move and spread their ideas
13
The north/south divide explains what?
the separation of countries w/ world cities vs those without
more densely populated areas vs less densely populated areas
the increase of space-time compression
the spatial separation of colonizing and colonized countries
14
What country exports the most oil to USA?
Canada
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Mexico
15
What countries are seen as being in the 1st stage of the demographic transition?
Undeveloped countries
American states
No countries are seen in this stage currently
Core countries
16
Stage of demographic transition, experiences high birth rates & low death rates
Third Stage
Second stage
First stage
Fourth stage
17
The following is a doctrine that rejects religion & religious considerations
Sectionalism
Secularism
Regionalism
Nationalism
18
Aquaculture started with?
The Third Agricultural Revolution
The invention of sushi
The First Agricultural Revolution
The Blue Revolution
19
Apartheid =
Jim Crow Laws
The concept of racial segregation in South Africa
An urban model
The concept of racial segregation in the United States
20
A Natural Disaster is a best example of a(n)
Centrifugal Force
Baby Boom
Rampant Sexism
A Pull Factor
21
Which of these is one of Ravenstein's laws of migration?
Economic factors are the least important pull factor
Migration is most likely to happen to nearby areas.
Most migrate from urban areas to rural areas.
War is the biggest pull factor
22
Where is someone most likely to experience undernutrition?
The residential suburb of the multiple nuclei model
The zone of transition of the concentric zone model
The CBD of the concentric zone model
The intermediate-rent residential sector of the sector model
23
What revolution allowed people to start building towns and cities?
Industrial revolution
First agricultural revolution
Second agricultural revolution
Green revolution
24
What is an example of irredentism?
Invasion of Kashmir
Russian invasion of Crimea
Split of Cyprus
British seizing of Gibraltar
25
What is an example of a variable cost for a company?
Tax rates
Profits
Purchasing of new vehicles
Energy Costs
26
Which of the following is not a crop present in commercial gardening?
Vegetables
Fruits
Flowers
Wheat
27
What is the goal of fair trade?
Have more middlemen involved
Move profit from wealthy to workers by removing middlemen
Rely on one main nation for trade
To complicate the buying process
28
What country is a man from Laos most likely to migrate to, based on Ravenstein's Law
Syria
France
China
United States
29
Which of the following is an example of a Megalopolis?
Tokyo Triangle
BosWash
Mexico City
Texas Diamond
30
Rank the 5 major religions by their number of adherents highest to lowest
Islam, Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism.
Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism.
Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism
Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Christianity.
31
Which of the following best describes site?
The physical characteristics of a place
Describing a place using longitude and latitude
The place where an event happened
A place relative to other places or human activities
32
In least cost theory, where would a paper mill most likely be located?
Near a forest for raw materials
Near a market
It doesn't matter because it's a footloose industry
Near a river for energy
33
The construction of maquiladoras is promoted by what?
NATO
Contagious Diffusion
NAFTA
International migration
34
Christaller's Theory is another term for what?
Central Place Theory
Multiple Nuclei Model
Bid-Rent Theory
Von Thunen's Model
35
Agglomeration can be best described as which of the following?
Industries placed close together to benefit from each other
The amount of time it takes to produce a product
A way to outsource where goods are made
Distance people will travel in order to reach a service
36
The stage of Rostow's model a country experiencing its 1st agricultural rev. is in
Traditional Society
Pre-Conditions to Takeoff
Takeoff
Drive to Maturity
37
Creole languages are most likely spoken in which city?
New York
Mequon
New Orleans
Detroit
38
Pastoral nomadism is the most prevalent in which type of region?
Areas with little arable land
Tropical rainforests
Densely populated areas
Areas that receive large amounts of sunshine
39
What type of map projection is this?
Azimuthal equidistant projection
Mollweide projection
Robinson projection
Mercator projection
40
An example of a cyclic movement is:
Chain Migration
Refugees
Brain Drain
Transhumance
41
New Urbanism attempts to control...
Crime
Racial inequality
Decaying Infrastructure
Sprawl
42
Which of the following is a fragmented state in Africa?
Angola
Zambia
Indonesia
Botswana
43
Which would be an example of a footloose industry?
Social Media
Copper Mining
Automobile Manufacturing
Shoe Manufacturing
44
Which of the following is an example of a primate city?
Moscow, Russia
New York, US
Manchester, UK
Los Angeles, US
45
What is economy of scale?
idea that bulk production costs less and gets a mass product
an economy built off of sewer systems from the 1800s
an economy with a 10 on a scale of 1-10 worst countries
An economy in which children are the main labor force.
46
What is NOT a pull factor of migration?
primitive conditions
natural resources
warm climates
democratic government
47
The progression of the language tree is...
Family, Branch, Group, Language, Dialect
Family, Branch, Group, Dialect, Language
Trunk, Branch, Family, Language, Dialect
Family, Group, Branch, Language, Dialect
48
Which of the following countries has the lowest arithmetic density?
India
United Kingdom
Canada
Brazil
49
__ sells for the highest prices, but farmers receive less than 30% of the profit
Commercial gardening
Grass-fed beef
Drug crops
Organic crops
50
All of the following are examples of subsistence agriculture except
intensive subsistence agriculture
shifting cultivation
aquaculture
pastoral nomadism
51
The War in Vietnam, the Korean War & Berlin Wall could be seen as results of
Global Warming
The East/West Divide
The North/South Divide
The Dependency Theory
52
The rank size rule is
The hierarchical listing of settlements by size
When an area is divided between two major groups
The interaction level between cities
When one city is more than double the rest of the cities
53
What is an example of a practice that is considered part of shifting cultivation?
Organic Farming
Green Revolution
Mechanized Labor
Slash-and-Burn Agriculture
54
Which of these factors doesn't affect doubling time?
IMR (Infant Mortality Rate)
Immigration
CBR (Crude Birth Rate)
TFR (Total Fertility Rate)
55
Which of these encourages sprawl?
Edge Cities
Gentrification
New Urbanism
Smart Growth
56
Which is the best example of a Vernacular Region?
Milwaukee
The residents of an apartment
Eastern Europe
the area a sports team's conference takes up
57
What type of map projection is this?
Azimuthal equidistant projection
Mercator projection
Mollweide projection
Robinson projection
58
What type of map projection is this?
Mercator projection
Mollweide projection
Robinson projection
Azimuthal equidistant projection
59
Baby booms are most often times caused by times of ___________.
War
Deindustrialization of the CBD
International migration
Economic prosperity
60
Which government controls GPS?
United States
European Union
Russia
China
61
Stage of demographic transition w/ countries w/ most HEAVY industrialization
Stage 4
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 1
62
What is the third stage of the epidemiological transition model?
chronic diseases affect people as they grow older
cures & treatments are discovered to combat chronic diseases
pandemic kills a high number of people
disease outbreak confined to a small area or group of people
63
Which of the following is a characteristic of compact states?
Easier communications
Narrow, extended territories
Large and decentralized
Difficult to defend
64
A state experiencing emigration of many of its best & most intelligent workers
Distance Decay
Guest Worker
Brain Drain
Chain Migration
65
What changes could devolution bring to politics and the economy?
More power to regions
Less ethnonationalism
Economic stability
Political rest
66
An example of a frontier is:
Western Sahara
Suriname
French Guiana
Namibia
67
What is a Japanese person dressing in Western clothing an example of?
Acculturation
Universalizing Culture
Ethnic Culture
Assimilation
68
Farmers in Siberia forming a sustainable farming community is an example of...
Possibilism
Cartography
Dairy Farming
Environmental Determinism
69
The shrinking of time space convergence is a consequence of what?
a high standard of living
stage 4 of the demographic transition model
migration
globalization
70
A Prorupted State would use which method for economic development
The Tariff Model
The Wallerstein Model
The Self-Sufficiency Model
The International Trade Model
71
What is NOT a reason for why a party would gerrymander?
To get more votes for a Senate seat
To increase the amount of representation they get
To ensure that people in the party have a safe seat
To lower the amount of representation the opposition gets
72
What type of map projection is this?
Mollweide projection
Mercator projection
Azimuthal equidistant projection
Robinson projection
73
What is the difference between race and ethnicity?
Race is what person identifies w/ & ethnicity is biological
Race = ethnicity
Race = country person born in, ethnicity has no correlation
Race is biology & ethnicity is culture people identifies w/
74
Gender inequality is most associated with:
Dairy Farming
Commercial Agriculture
Intensive Subsistence Agriculture
Commercial Gardening
75
Which of these is the best example of the ecumene?
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Northern Nunavut
Antarctica
The Pacific Ocean
