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Review of introductory Geography Unit: Summarized Version.
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1
The lines on a map/globe parallel to the Equator are called
barometric lines
latitudinal lines
longitudinal lines
geometric lines
2
Desalination technology has been developed to resolve the problem of
dwindling fish populations
extreme climate changes
scarcity of freshwater
global economics
3
Which area experiences the midnight sun?
the Midlatitude Zones
the Horse Latitudes
the Equator
the Artic
4
The part of the Earth where life exists...
hydrosphere
biosphere
atmosphere
lithosphere
5
The _____ is the number of years it takes for a population to double in size.
doubling time
zero population growth
negative population growth
natural increase
6
Which internal process leads to earthquakes in places like California?
faulting
divergence
erosion
plating
7
Aquifers are a source of freshwater.
True
False
8
The rate of _____ is the growth rate of a population, or the difference between an area's birth rate and its death rate.
zero population growth
negative population growth
doubling time
natural increase
9
When it is summer in the Southern Hemisphere, what season is it in the Northern Hemisphere?
summer
winter
spring
fall
10
Because Earth is tilted on its axis,
different places on Earth receive different amounts of sunlight.
it is never dark at the North and South Poles.
the seasons occur at the same time in all parts of the world.
ocean currents move in predictable patterns.
11
The amount of water in the water cycle is constantly changing.
False
True
12
Activities which provide services to people and businesses.
quaternary
primary
secondary
tertiary
13
Why would a multinational corporation want to locate its manufacturing operations in a less developed country?
greater ethnic diversity
stricter workplace safety regulations
lower labor costs
a more educated labor force
14
Some European countries have reached ___, in which the annual death rate exceeds the annual birth rate.
zero population growth
natural increase
negative population growth
doubling time
15
Which of the following are all examples of primary economic activities?
mining, manufacturing, and fishing
agriculture, mining, and manufacturing
manufacturing, providing services, and processing information
agriculture, fishing, and mining
16
Which is an example of an absolute location?
30°N latitude, 150°W longitude
south of London
the Northern hemisphere
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
17
What type of economic activity do commercial fisherman perform?
quaternary
secondary
tertiary
primary
18
The world's industrialized and developed countries have reached __, in which the birth rate and death rate are equal.
zero population growth
negative population growth
natural increase
doubling time
19
Condition of the atmosphere in one place over a short period of time, such as hours or days.
climate
forecast
weather
rain shadow
20
A ________ boundary often follows straight lines and does not account for physical features.
natural
cultural
geometric
ethnic
21
What effect do large bodies of water tend to have on coastal areas?
They cause extreme changes in seasonal temperatures.
They cause year-round high temperatures.
They cause year-round cold temperatures.
They cause temperatures to be more uniform and moderate.
22
What kind of trees change color and drop their leaves in autumn.
coniferous trees
evergreen trees
deciduous trees
pine trees
23
The greenhouse effect is when the sun’s rays pass through the atmosphere and heat is trapped.
False
True
24
Moving plates squeeze the Earth’s surface until it buckles. Forms ______ in the layers of rock.
twists
folds
bulges
faults
25
Demography is the scientific study of
population.
climates.
democracy.
landforms.
26
What effect is caused by a rain shadow?
Wetter, warmer areas develop on the windward side of mountains.
Wetter, cooler areas develop on the leeward side of mountains.
Drier, warmer areas develop on the leeward side of mountains.
Drier, cooler areas develop on the windward side of mountains.
27
The longest (June 21) and shortest (Dec. 22) days of sunlight in the Northern Hemisphere.
equinox
solstice