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APHG: Ch 2 Population Sem 1 Review
APHG: Ch 2 Population Sem 1 Review
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35. Family planning programs, the "One Child Policy," low cost contraceptives and sponsored sterilization are all
pro-natalist policies.
aspects of Malthusian Theory.
part of Mr. Vickers's plan for world domination.
anti-natalist policies.
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36. Epidemiological transition model predicts in DTM stage 3 people are most likely to die from
heart attacks, cancer & obesity at a later age
lifestyle diseases like heart attacks and cancer
Cholera
pandemic, animals, parasitic disease or infection
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24. What are most changes in the CBR and CDR during stage 2 of the DTM are attributed to?
Agricultural Revolution
Epidemiological Revolution
Industrial revolution
The Green Revolution
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31. Neo-Malthusians would not say
we will run out of the resources needed to produce food.
population increases exponentially & food increases linearly
the earth will exceed it's carrying capacity at 10 billion
we will run out of food.
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36. What is not predicted by the epidemiological transition model for DTM stage 5?
MDCs will spread a new pandemic by migrating to LDCs
evolution and resurgence of nearly eradicated diseases
LDC to MDC relocation diffusion will spread a new pandemic
reduced medical care increases death rates
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24. What is not a cause of declining birth rates?
government sponsored family planning
LDCs dominated by folk culture
decreased IMR and increased child suitability
increased educational and employment opportunities for women
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24. Stage four of the DTM is characterized by
an high NIR because of a dropping CDR & high CBR
a stabilized NIR because of a high CBR & CDR
a slowing NIR because of a reducing CDR & reducing CBR
a stabilized NIR because of low CBR & CDR
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24. What does stage five of the DTM not predict?
increased CBR
backsliding economy
increase CDR
reduced medical care
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35. Regarding population growth; Anti-natal polices, education for women, & better health care all contribute to
reducing the Crude Death Rate.
lowering Total Fertility Rate.
reducing the Rate of natural Increase.
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29. What world region most likely has the lowest NIR?
Europe
South East Asia
Southwest Asia
Latin America
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19. What can agricultural density not be used to predict?
Carrying Capacity
the level of development of a country
whether wheat or wet rice crops are grown in a country
the number of farmers per square kilometer of arable land
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22. The term geographers use to refer to the portion of the Earth that is permanently settled.
site
ecumene
cultural landscape
settlement
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31. Which statement indicates overpopulation?
a population that eclipsed the carrying capacity of the land
a population that has a high TFR
a population with the distribution of highly clustered.
a population that has a high physiological density
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22. What type of site makes up the largest portion of the ecumene?
temperate coastal mountains
cold inland tundra
temperate inland forests
temperate coastal forests
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24. Stage two of the DTM is characterized by
a stabilized NIR because of a high CBR & CDR
a stabilized NIR because of low CBR & CDR
a slowing NIR because of a reducing CDR & reducing CBR
an high NIR because of a dropping CDR & high CBR
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19. To determine if a population is excessive compared to arable land use the
agricultural density formula of population/arable land
physiological density formula of population/arable land
physiological density formula of population/total land
agricultural density formula of population/total land
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21. What are the four major population agglomerations in order from most dense to least dense?
S. Asia, E Asia, Europe, S.E. Asia
E. Asia, S. Asia, Europe, S.E. Asia
S.E. Asia, Europe, S. Asia, E. Asia
E. Asia, Europe. S. Asia, S.E. Asia
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30. Why was Thomas Malthus's theory on population growth incorrect?
actual food production mirrored Malthus's prediction
population growth was higher than predicted
actual food production was much higher than predicted
population growth was lower than predeicted
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23. What statement does not contribute to a description of total fertility rate?
increases because of development
helps assess gender equality & female empowerment
often indicates high infant & child mortality
used to predict future patterns of population growth
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35. Women gaining access to secondary & professional education as well as employment reduces the TFR because
boys go to Jupiter to get more stupider.
these are anti-natalist government policies.
women are less dependent on men for necessitates.
they encourage women to postpone having children.
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18. Statistical study of human populations.
ecology
demography
geography
cartography
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36. Epidemiological transition model predicts in DTM stage 1 people are most likely to die from
Cholera
pandemic, animals, parasitic disease or infection
heart attacks and cancer
heart attacks, cancer & obesity at a later age
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24. Stage one of the DTM is characterized by
a stabilized NIR because of low CBR & CDR
a slowing NIR because of a reducing CDR & reducing CBR
an high NIR because of a dropping CDR & high CBR
a stabilized NIR because of a high CBR & CDR
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23. What countries decreased their TFR during the late 20th c. through anti-nadalist government policies?
Japan & Germany
Mexico & the United States
China & the U.S.
China & India
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30. This 18
th
century economist predicted that the world's population would run out of food.
Zelinsky
Rosling
Malthus
Neo
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33. Identify the states population pyramid that indicates they are in stage 2 of the DTM.
C: Ethiopia
B: South Africa
A: Norway
D: Germany
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This graphic would be best used to do which of the following?
show the location of world cities
show the location of cities in the United States
show mountainous sites in the United States
accurately assess the population of the USA
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According to the United Nations the population reached what number in 2011?
7 Billion
11 billion
1 billion
9 billion
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20. A high physiological density increases the potential of
increasing the carrying capacity.
overpopulation.
a sustainable population.
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34. The relationship between the number of people of working age and those who are not.
child support ratio
Infant mortality ration
dependency ration
elderly support ratio
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30. Unless there is a major catastrophe, the expected human population in 2050 will be closest to:
7 billion
11 billion
9 billion
a badgeillion million
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36. Epidemiological transition model predicts in DTM stage 2 people are most likely to die from
Sanitation diseases like Cholera
heart attacks and cancer
heart attacks, cancer & obesity at a later age
pandemic, animals, parasitic disease or infection
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19. What is true about an MDC island state with a large population?
low physiological density and low agricultural density
high physiological density but low agricultural density
high physiological density and high agricultural density
high arithmeticl density and high agricultural density
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35. Better health care reduces TFR because it also reduces
child death rate.
Maternal Mortality Rate.
Infant Mortality Rate.
Natural Increase Rate.
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19. What factor does not necessarily decrease agricultural density.
Storable grain crops like rice that can feed lots of people.
abundant fertile land
Modern farming technology
2nd ag revo; crop rotation, fertilizer, seed drilling
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22. In regards to ecumene: dry, wet, cold, high lands are all
are sparsley inhabited ecumene.
ecumene where people cluster.
densely in inhabited ecumene.
ecumene that are uninhabited.
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22. What is not a factor in the ecumene growing?
environmental determinism
possibilism
human's ability to alter the environment
humans ability to alter their behavior
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29. What is the the region with the highest NIR?
East Asia
Southwest Asia
Sub-saharan Africa
South Asia
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35. What government applied the anti-natal one "child policy" to reduce birth rates?
Germany
India
Japan
China
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24. Stage three of the DTM is characterized by
an high NIR because of a dropping CDR & high CBR
a slowing NIR because of a reducing CDR & reducing CBR
a stabilized NIR because of a high CBR & CDR
a stabilized NIR because of low CBR & CDR
