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Unit 11 - East and Southeast Asia
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Unit 11 World Geo Exam
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1
Ocean going freight ships can now travel far into China due to:
Improved new "slim-freight-ships"
The Three Gorges Dam
Fukushima transport system
Chinese overland trade agreement
2
What type of country controls all major aspects of their economy?
Communist (N. Korea)
Capitalist (United States)
Democratic (Japan)
Socialist (France)
3
What is major way Japan is protecting coastal cities from Tsunami's?
Building tall freeways in coastal cities
Building Sea Walls
Planting coastal forests near beaches
Increasing the number of "alert dolphins" in the ocean
4
One of the most democratically free enterprise economies in SE Asia is:
Myanmar
Indonesia
Vietnam
Singapore
5
Indonesia is facing a similar problem that Brazil is facing. What is it?
Population Decline
To many Kanye West fans
Desertification
Deforestation
6
How did Buddhism move into China?
On the back of a turtle
Silk Road
Dali Lama
Kanye West
7
What famous route started the exchange of culture and goods 2000 years ago?
The Three Gorges road
The Gold Road
The Satin Road
The Silk Road
8
What is an area called where major gains in culture move outward with migration to other areas?
Cultural Migration
Cultural Hearth
Cultural Invoation
Cultural Introversion
9
Human Environmental Interaction in China and Japan has been done mainly to:
Reduce earthquakes (vulcanology)
Reduce earthquakes (seismology)
Secure water supplies (desalinization)
Secure energy (hydroelectric)
10
What does AFTA stand for?
Asian Fireworks Transfer Authority
Americans for Tasty Animals
Another Free Trade Agreement
(ASEAN) SE Asia free trade agreement
11
What are they doing in Vietnam when they create these rice paddies?
Modifying the environment
Globalizing their culture
Diffusing their culture
Protecting the rice from insects
12
How / what helped set the boundaries of Southeast Asia?
Boundaries set by prior Shoguns
Tectonic boundaries
Economic boundaries
Natural boundaries (ocean)
13
What are the 2 major religions of Southeast Asia?
Islam and Buddhism
Judaism and Buddihism
Hinduism and Islam
Daoism and Buddhism
14
What does ASEAN free trade impact?
Ecological relief
Globalization
Communism
Industrialization
15
Who remains, to this date, the greatest World Geography teacher at Victoria West High?
Mr. Halama
Ms. Horadam
Mr. Gonzalez
Mr. Vitale
16
What impact have the various Dynasties had on modern China?
They built the great wall
Shogun's continue to rule in Western China.
Only one Dynasty has had an impact on Modern China
China's cultural past have melded together.
17
Recent government regulatory changes in Southeast Asia have:
Reduced control over parts of their economies
Increased control over parts of the economy
Turned towards command control
Turned towards socialistic control
18
SE Asian city that is an international port for trade between the Indian and Pacific Oceans?
Dakha
Singapore
Bangkok
Thimphu
19
A major result of the 1953 cease fire between North and South Korea was:
Intra Korean trading agreement of 1953
Installation of Kim Jong Un as N. Korean President
Creation of a border at the 38th parallel
Agreement to build the Three Gorges Dam
20
Holding Olympic games in a city causes world cultures to:
Converge
Co-assimilate
Infuse
Diverge
21
Why is commercial fishing in Southeast Asia so important / popular?
Because there is little land to raise cattle
Because of the physical geography of the region
Because Southeast Asia is the birthplace of soy sauce
Because wheat does not grow well in Southeast Asia
22
Early in it's history, South Korea exported primarily:
Kimchi
Counterfeit Kanye West recordings
Transister Radios
Raw Materials
23
Why on earth did Europeans want to colonize the hot humid jungles of Southeast Asia?
For the fishing resources
For slave labor
For the spices
For the unique hardwoods
24
Why is Western China so unpopulated?
Kanye West refuses to play concerts in Western China
Many mountains / mountain ranges
Killer rabbits are attaching the population
Conflicts with Mongolia and Tibet
25
Some negative effects of the Three Gorges Dam include:
All of the above
Causing landslides and the moving of cities
Altering the ecosystem of the area
Causing millions to have to be relocated
26
Hong Kong, a British protectorate until recently, grew because of:
International Trade
Governmental intervention
Socialistic control zones
Cold War
