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Geography and history term exam 1
Geography and history term exam 1
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Quiz para prepararse el examen trimestral (U1, U2 y parte de la U3) suerte.
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1
How is described the industrial societies?
Capitalist
Modern
2
Give me 2 examples of primary sector
Agriculture and fishing
Eduction and health
Mining and contruction
Biongineering, genomic
3
What factors negatively afect the quality of live of a rural inhabitant?
Political
All the above
Social
Economic
4
Give me two examples of tertiary sector
Agriculture and fishing
Mining and contruction
Bioengineering and genomic
Education and health
5
What happends if the natural population growth is possitive?
The population survive
The population die
The population decreases
The population increases
6
What do we mean by active population?
Unemployed population
Working population
All of the above
Looking for their first job population
7
What social effect benefict the host country?
The academic qualifications, but makes the country of origin poorer.
The academic qualifications, but makes the country of origin richer.
The academic qualifications
The academic qualifications, but makes the host country poorer.
8
What is the basis of a plural society?
Do not care about the differences between individuals and groups
Do not be singular
Recognising and accepting the existences between individuals and groups
More than 3 people
9
And today?
A high number of eldery people
A low number of child mortality
A low number of eldery people
A high number of child mortality
10
How many autonomous cities are there in Spain?
3
2
1
4
11
What is a concentrated settelment?
Population live in villages
People live in very small villages, farms or insolated countries
People live in small villages or groups of houses near the central location
12
Why?
Particulary in 1970 because of the immigration
Particulary in 1960 because of the emmigration
Particulary in 1970 because of the emmigration
Particulary in 1960 because of the immigration
13
What factors can affect the organisation of a society?
The technology and itsavailability
The values that shape te way of life and social relationships
The culture (language, art, religion...)
The political system and economy
14
How is the birth rate calculated?
Number of deaths/the total population
Nuber of births/the total population
Number of births/total population x 1000
Nuber of deaths/total population x 1000
15
What is the net migration?
Births - deaths
Emmigrants - immigrants
Deaths - births
Immigrants - emmigrants
16
What are the characteristics of the pre-industrial societies?
Production based on survival. Manufacturing activities are artisanal.
Kings authoritarian and based on personality. Communication limited.
Begavior is stable and controlled by religious and moral codes
Most people live in countrieside, and primary sector.
17
What is the ideal shape of a population pyramid?
The bell shape pyramid
All of the above
The triangular shape pyramid
The bulb shape pyramid
18
Which continent is the least populated
Africa
Europe
Oceania
Asia
19
Why are urban populations in Spain getting bigger?
Because the result of high level of births
Because the result of high level of migration
Because the result of high level of deaths
20
What are the two capitals of canary islands?
Any of them
Sta. Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas
Sta. Cruz de Tenerife and Canarias
Las Palmas and Canarias
21
How did the population in Spain change in the 20th century?
No idea
It became smaller
There were mor womens that mens
It became more intense
22
Demography looks at the...
At the pyramids of a population
Total population
Inhabitants and the dynamics and the structure of a population
Dynamics of a population
23
What was a high death rate on the past indicative of?
A low number of eldery people
A high number of eldery people
A high rate of child mortality
A low rate of infant mortality
24
How many people live in semi-urban municipalities?
Between 2000 - 9999. 80%
Between 2000 - 9999. 15%
More than 10000. 15%
More than 10000. 80%
25
What is deurbanisation?
The loss of city populations to smaller settelments
The loss of city populations to bigger settelments
The recuperation of city populations to smaller settelments
26
How many municipalities are there in Spain?
738 million
1720
8122
829
27
What happends if the natural population growht is negative?
The population decreases
The population survive
The population increases
The population die
28
How is the population distributed arround Spain today?
1 meter per family
Between autonommous comunities, provinces and inside each countrie
No idea
29
Describe the base of a triangular shaped pyramid.
A narrow base
A wide narrow base
A foot
A wide base
30
What is the main population problem fancing European countries?
The population is increasing
The population is decreasing
The population dye
The population survive
31
What cultural effects bring the migrants?
Society, as a whole benefits from cultural diversity
immigrants bring languages, tradition, values and cultures
32
How many people live in urban municipalities?
Less than 2000. 80%
Less than 2000. 80%
More than 10000. 80%
More than 10000. 5%
33
What record the civil registrer
Births, deaths, etc...
The civil population
No idea
The population of a city
34
What is a social diversity?
The diversity on the political system, economy, culture, thecnology...
Differences in people between their characteristics, origins and livestiles
35
What does the economic estructure of a country tell us?
It tell us how many people lives there
It tell us how economically developed a country is
No idea
It don't tell us nothing
36
Why is the Spanish birth rate so low?
There are less women of childbearing
Economic issues
Women have their first child with 32 years
A desire by women and families to have fewer children
37
Which autonomous comunity has two capitals?
Madrid
Balearic islands
Canary islands
Catalonia
38
What does the narrowing at the top of a triangular shape show?
That the young people are dieing
Thet the ageing population are the same that the young population
That the adult death rate is also high
39
What three parts does a pyramid divide the population into?
Humans and animals
Boys and girls, mens and womens.
Trunk base and top
Young, adult and ageing
40
What type of population does an urn or bulb shaped pyramid correspond to?
A young population
An adult population
An ageing population
All of the above
41
Why is the middle part of a population important for a society?
Because most of these population works
They are not important
Because thare are more people
Because they reproduce among themselves
42
What is the I.N.E.?
The organitation that with other voluntariants count the gloval population
The institute of natural enviorment
The National estatistics institute
The agency that collect and publishes the data on population in Spain
43
Give me 2 examples of cuaternary sector
Agriculture andfishing
Bioengineering and genomic
Education and health
Mining and construction
44
How many children per woman ensure that one generation will be replaced by another?
1,5
2,1
Any of them
1,7
45
Why do you think some areas are so densely populated?
Because of they mind
Becouse there are a low km2
Because a lot,lot,lot of population
46
How many international migrants are there in the world?
738 million. 10,2%
230 million. 3%
46,6 million.1%
8122. 0,7%
47
How is population data calculed in Spain?
Trough the civil registrer
Through the municipal registrer
All the above
Trough the census
48
What is the world population nowadays?
7625 million
- 7625 million
7625000000
100.000
49
Population policies are...
The police of the emigration
The police man
A set of legistatives, social and economic measures
The police of the immigration
50
What is a disspersed settelment?
Population live in villages
People live in very small villages, farms or insolated countries
People live in small villages or groups of houses near the central location
51
What are the possitive effects in economy of migrants?
They sent part of their money to their families
They are usually young and can make different types of works
They make from us a great society
They pay taxes
52
How many provinces are there in Spain?
50
60
53
17
53
What type of population does a pointed arch or bell shape pyramid correspond to?
A young population
All of the above
An adult population
An ageing population
54
What is a insolated settelment?
People live in very small villages, farms or insolated countries
Population live in villages
People live in small villages or groups of houses near the central location
55
What is a population pyramid?
A egypt pyramid
A pyramid that show the ageing population
A combination of two charts that share an axis
A mountain
56
What was the populationin Spain in 2015
738 million
6725 million
46.6 million
466 million
57
What are the characteristics of post-industrial societies?
Services related to information, knowledge and creativity
Increase technology and comunication
Big cities and enormous metropolitan areas (fully urban)
Tertiary sector
58
What do we mean by inactive population?
People unable to work
All the above
Children under 16
Work not economicaly productive
59
Which will be the most populated country in 2050?
Grece
India
Spain
China
60
How contributed the migrants to have a higher birth rate?
Young migrants, tend to have more children
They form part of the birth rate when they arrive
The host country tend to have more childrens when they see a migrant
61
What are the characteristics of industrial societies?
Rural population moved to the city to work in factories
Primary sector replaced by secundary sector (livestok farming - industry)
Laws and democracy determinate the political management
Bourgeoisie predominant class
62
What record the municipal registrer?
How much small is a municipalitie
The population of municipalities
The municipalities of a territory
How much big is a municipalitie
63
Which continent is the most populated?
Asia
Oceania
Europe
Africa
64
What information can we get from a population pyramid?
What countrie or continent it is
The per cent of the age of people from one countrie
What is the color of the countrie
How is the flap
65
What is the natural population growth?
Deaths-births
Births -deaths
Emmigrants - immigrants
Immigrants-emmigrants
66
Give me two examples of secundary sector
Mining and construction
Education and health
Bioengineering and genomic
Agriculture and fishing
67
What does the vertical axis of a population pyramid refer to?
The age
Nothing
The sex
The food
68
How many people lives in rural municipalities?
Between 2000 and 9999. 5%
Between 2000 - 9999. 15%
Less than 2000. 15%
Less than 2000. 5%
69
What are the three main reasons for migration?
Social. Persecutation, war, etc.
Natural. Floods, droughts, etc.
Economic. Lack of jobs, low salaries, etc.
70
How many people currently live in extreme poberty?
230 million
738 million
8122
1.2 billion
71
What problems can depopulation cause?
Less population
Mor births
Enviormental risks increase
Population level fall a crisis in services and infraestructures
72
What is a society?
A group of people with common objectives and conflicts
A complex group of people with common objectives
A complex group of people with common objectives and conflicts
A complex group of people with conflicts
73
Name 3 characteristics about the traditional and rural societies
Rich societies
They are both societies
Political, economic and cultural ways
Poor societies
74
What makes the full integrtion difficult?
The racism
Their skin
They concentrate in neihboorhoods with other people with their region.
75
A province is made up of
A territory
Cities and towns
Humans
A set of municipalities
76
When emerge the post-industrial societies?
In the late 20th century
In the late 21th century
Since ever
They don't exist
77
Which three European countries have the oldest populations?
France
Germany
Greece
Spain
78
What are the main factors affecting distribution?
Rich sites
Age and sex
Poor sites
Physical, historical and socioeconomic
79
How many people live in Europe?
725 millions
738 millions
Any of them
7625 millions
80
What record the census
The economic, cultural and social characteristics
The resident population
The resident population and economic, social and cultural characteristics
