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Geography Unit 1 Quiz
What does Geography mean?
What are NATURAL RESOURCES?
Geography Unit 1 Quiz
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What are NATURAL RESOURCES?
Plants and animals
Minerals and petroleum
Any natural material that is used by humans
Water and air
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What does Geography mean?
A college class
Study of Earth's physical features
Study of 4D figures
Study of graph paper
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Define sustainability
A substance thats harmful or poisonous effects
The ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level
The process of making an area more urban
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Net migration from rural areas to urban areas
organization
urbanization
suburnazation
counternization
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Population density refers to
the number of people who only live on the coast
the total number of people who live in cities
the number of people who live in each square kilometre
the total weight of people living in each square kilometre
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Urban sprawl can
increase loss of habitat and farmland.
decrease runoff from the land.
decrease air pollution.
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What natural factors influence settlement?
Economic, religious, political, historical
No natural factors influence settlement
Soil, religion, landforms
Soil, climate, fresh water, landform
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This is an example of a linear settlement pattern.
False
True
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The difference between weather and climate is...
One is the average condition the other is the effect.
The humidity of the area.
One is short term while the other is long term.
The Proximity to coastlines.
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Push factors are ...
The reasons you push someone to the floor
Reasons that encourage people to leave a place & go
Is the same as Pull factors
Positive aspects of a place
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Push and pull factors can be _______.
Political
all of the above
Economic
Social
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What is urban sprawl?
The uncontrolled expansion of urban areas
Laying down in a city street
A species of animal or plant that is at risk of extinction
The distance from the Earth to the Sun
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What leads to rising sea levels?
Melting mountain glaciers
All of the above
Thermal expansion
Melting polar ice
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What is a peripheral population distribution?
settlements are clustered within one area of a country
settlements surround a feature, like a mountain or a stadium
settlements are spread across a country or area of land
settlements are arranged in a line formation
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What is arable land?
Land suitable for growing crops.
The total land area of a country.
Land that gets a lot of air.
My backyard.
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You Are Ready For History Again!
I'd Prefer Geography All Day
Yes
I'd prefer to take a nap
No
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What is not an example of sustainability?
Plastic water bottles
Wind turbines
Eco friendly fuel
Saving water
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Pull factors are ...
The same as Push factors
The balls you play "Pool"
Positive aspects of a place
Reasons that encourage people to leave a place
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Population density is the...
population divided by the area of the land being occupied
amount of land taken up by the people that live there
amount of people that actually live in a square mile
the population divided by the area of a given space
