geography review

Terracing is a farming method that makes it possible to raise crops on 

Which of the following is not an example of a natural disaster?

What is infrastructure?

What are coal, iron, uranium, and petroleum?

Which of the following is not an example of extreme weather?

What natural weather phenomenon (event) often leads to hurricanes?

What is the scientific study of weather and climate called?

Why do Earth's seasons change?

Which of these is a major effect of urbanization in Mexico?

What is a major cause of urbanization in Mexico?

Developed infrastructure includes all of the following EXCEPT

This type of govt is found in developing countries before a ruler rises to power

Which of the following is not a direct effect of urban sprawl?

Which of following is an example of the geographical theme of human-environment interaction?

A parallel of latitude is an imaginary line that runs 

What does longitude and latitude tell you?

Where would the farms of a city most likely be located?

When do seasons change?

What does an economic activity map of a country show?

This type of government has one single leader in charge who makes all the decisions

The main line of latitude is 

What is a line of longitude? 

What is urban sprawl?

Statement: "The job market in Austin is growing rapidly!"

This type of government stresses the community - everyone works for a common goal

One major factor that supports anti-deforestation efforts is

Climate means...

What is defined as the using up of goods and services?

What do you see on a climagraph?

Which of the following is a push factor?

Why are all maps distorted?

The knowledge, shared attitudes, and behaviors of the members of a specific group of people is

Emigration occurs when..

What is an aristocracy?

What occurs on every map when it's on a 2D sheet of paper?

On which of the following maps might you find population density?

Immigration occurs when people...

Statement: "I am a woman, and I am treated very poorly in my country."

What determines climate?

What does a map scale do?