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1
What is arithmetic density?
Number of people living in a given unit of land (not arable)
Number of total people on earth
Number of people per unit of arable land
Number of people living in a house
2
Which of these are spatial information observations?
Media Reports
All of the above
Field Observations
Personal interviews
3
What stage in the demographic transition model is this population in?
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 1
4
The Indian removal act is an example of...
voluntary migration
push factor
immigration
involuntary migration
5
Ethnic religions seek converts and do missionary work.
True
False
6
What is Thomas Malthus' theory about population growth?
The supply of food cannot keep up with the growth of the population
Humans adapt to their environment and will invent technology to survive
Population growth is not a problem and the world will not change
Humans will create technology and still the food supply won't keep up
7
Extensive agriculture is when farmers must expend a large amount of effort to produce the maximum possible yield
True
False
8
What kinds of boundaries came from the Berlin Conference?
Consequent
Relic
Geometric
Superimposed
9
A sovereign state comprising a city and its immediate hinterland
City-state
Central place
Primate city
Nation state
10
Small, temporary loans created to help people in need, with many women utilizing them
Money Transfer
European Union finances
Microloans
Redlining
11
What kind of model is shown?
Gravity model
World system model
Triangle trade
Central place
12
Which is an example of a Chokepoint?
pacific ocean
straights of hormuz
atlantic ocean
gulf of mexico
13
A fisherman uses a map while he is at sea. Which is the best map for him?
mercator
Gall Peters
Polar Projections
Robinson
14
These types of boundaries are used at the subnational scale to divide Countries into smaller units.
Consequent Boundaries
Internal Boundaries
Antecendent boundaries
Defined boundaries
15
Why do people from different places say "You guys", "You all", and "Y'all"?
Pidgin language
Lingua Franca
Dialect
Language
16
Pilots typically use the Polar Projections map.
False
True
17
What stage in the demographic transition model is this population in?
Stage 4
Stage 3
Stage 1
Stage 2
18
An Industry that can be locates anywhere without consideration for the factors of production.
cottage industry
transnational corporation
quinary
Footloose industry
19
Measurement of the status of life in any given place based on life expectance, education level, and income per capita
microfinance
comparative advantage
Human development Index
Gender index
20
Push factors cause people to want to continue living where they are.
True
False
21
Which of these is a negative effect of the green revolution?
Rise in Farmer's debt
All of the above
Decline in soil fertility
Fertilizer and pesticide residue built up in the environment
22
What does this map show?
megacities
World Countries
World cities
Capitals
23
What scale map is this?
National
Small
Large
Regional
24
Sustainable development goals are a collection of 17 goals aimed to improve the planet and quality of like by 2030
True
False
25
Which of these is
not
an effect of communication technology like cellphones?
greater globalization
greater sharing access
greater populations
greater access to communication
26
What aspects group together a formal region?
ESPN
Economic activity
Feel of a place
Nodes
27
Which economic sector is responsible for manufacturing
quinary
tertiary
Secondary
Primary
28
What kind of map is this?
Choropleth
Graduated Symbol
Isoline
Cartogram
29
What are anti-natalist policies?
Policies that discourage people having children, to limit the population
Policies that encourage people to have children to grow the population
Policies that ban abortion
Policies that provide fetal health care to women
30
Locations where it is more economical to break raw materials into smaller units before shipping them farther
Break-of-bulk point
gini coefficient
technopole
trade center
31
Threshold is the...
The maximum number of people a city can support
the number of people that require a certain service/good
The maximum number of people that infrastructure can support
The minimum number of people needed for voting in elections
32
Food, architecture, and clothing are cultural traits
False
True
33
What is time-space compression?
space between spaces seems smaller as technology/communication improve
space between spaces seems bigger as technology/communication improve
The closer two places are from one another the more they interact
The farther two places are from one another the less they interact
34
The reduce cost of producing food items as the quantity of production increases- larger scale of production is cheaper
rules of production
scale analysis
economy of scale
production costs
35
What kind of diffusion is is when a model wears something at NY fashion week and clothing items similar are sold@ stores
Hierarchal diffusion
Expansion diffusion
Relocation diffusion
Stimulus diffusion
36
What is the Columbian Exchange?
The exchange of goods between Africa and the old world
The discovery of america in 1492
The war between the old world and new world
Exchange of plants, animals, etc between Americas, old world, & West Africa
37
Which of these is a challenge of rapid urban development?
increased crime rates
lack of affordable housing
All of the above
environmental injustice
38
What is acculturation?
When one culture adopts almost all the traits of another culture
Ppl in 1 culture adopt elements of another while still keeping their own
When 2 or more cultures blend together to form a new one
When cultures coexist in the same area
39
A measure of the distribution of income across a population
just-in-time delivery
break of bulk point
Human development index
Gini Coefficient
40
Someone who works as a cashier is part of the _______ sector
Primary
quinary
secondary
tertiary
41
What type of settlement pattern is this
linear settlements
Metes and bounds
Long lots
Dispersed settlement
42
What is a state?
A cultural unit in a specific territory with a shared identity
A country with more than one cultural group
A political unit with defined boundaries, a pop., recognition & sovereignty
A political unit with more than one cultural group
43
What's the best definiton of Remote Sensing Systems?
Remote controlled technologies that detect and monitor attributes of a area
System that uses satellites to provide geospatial positioning on the earth
Scans geographic areas and compiles that data through specific layers
System that tells you where you are, to get u where you want to travel to
44
What kind of boundary is the Berlin Wall?
Consequent
Superimposed
Geometric
Relic
45
Megacities are cities with at least 2o million residents
False
True
46
Which of these is an Agricultural system that uses fire to clear vegetation in order to make fields for crops?
pastoral nomadism
Intensive farming
mediterranean agriculture
shifting cultivation
47
Relative Distance is an exact numerical measure of distance.
True
False
48
When a poor area has the wealthy improving housing, and attracting new businesses, typically displacing og residents
New urbanization
Gentrification
Genocide
Sustainable development
49
What is the last step in a commodity chain?
marketing
production
consumer
processing
50
What best defines culture?
People who follow the same religion
Group of people who share a common culture
People who share the same skin color
Shared practices, attitudes, behaviors, and technology of a group of ppl
51
What is sense of place?
A place where people want to live
The physical attributes of a place
The way cultural groups interact with their landscape
How people associate with a place based on their personal attachments to it
52
A dilapidated property that has the potential to become hazardous waste or pollutant
gentrification
brownfield
genocide
rust belt
53
Whats a shatterbelt?
The use of eco, poli, cultur, etc to comtrol or influence countries
Boundary that existed as an official boundary but does not anymore
A boundary between countries
An area of instability between regions w/ opposing political/cultural views
54
What is environmental determinism?
The environment does not effect humans in any way
Environment determines personality traits of people
Environment determines traits of human society & what's possible for them
Humans are influenced by their environment but not controlled by it
55
What scale map is this?
regional
Large
Small
global
56
Degradation of land, because of human actions like excessive crop planting, animal grazing, and tree cutting.
Deforestation
Shifting agriculture
Desertification
Soil salinization
57
What kind of area is this?
squatter settlement
ghetto
edge city
rust belt
58
Why is the maternal mortality rate and infant mortality rate high in periphery countries?
Pro-natalist policies
More Contraceptives
Less access to healthcare
High birth rates
59
What is syncretism?
When 2 or more cultures blend together to form a new one
Ppl in 1 culture adopt elements of another while still keeping their own
When one culture adopts almost all the traits of another culture
When cultures coexist in the same area
60
Which of these is
not
an example of a pull factor
Education opportunities
Religious persecution
Better healthcare
Job opportunities
61
The area of the city where retail and office activities are clustered
Retail center
Economic sector
Central Business District (CBD)
Sector one
62
Which ring is ranching in?
2nd
3rd
1st
4th
63
Most capatilist countries which are positioned between periphery and core countries in the World Systems Theory
World City
Gloabalization
Semi-periphery
edge city
64
The border between North and South Korea is a demilitarized zone.
True
False
65
The average number of children a woman will have during her childbearing years in a particular society.
Infant mortality rate
Sex ratio
Crude Birth Rate
Fertility Rate
66
REA convinced white residents in a particular area to sell their homes for cheap prices when black people were moving in
Housing discrimination
Redlining
Blockbusting
67
What kind of diffusion is it when McDonald's modifies their menu to suit the population of a different countries taste?
Stimulus diffusion
Relocation diffusion
Hierarchal diffusion
Expansion diffusion
68
Dating back 10,000 years, it achieved plant domestication and animal domestication
Neolithic/first agricultural revolution
3rd agricultural revolution
second agricultural revolution/industrial revolution
green revolution
69
Rapid diffusion of new agricultural technology, especially new high-yield seeds and fertilizers that began in the 1940s.
2nd agricultural revolution
Green revolution
green act
1st agricultural revolution
70
What kind of population dispertion pattern is shown? (brown)
random
uniform
clumped
equal
71
What is this picture showing?
Reapportionment
Gerrymadering
Redistricting
Census Data
72
Which of these are centripetal forces?
All of the above
One common ethnicity
One common religion
One common language
73
Which of these cities is a metacity?
New York City
Tokyo
Beijing
Mexico City
74
Which ring is forest in?
1st
3rd
2nd
4th
75
What is a nation?
A country with more than one cultural group
A political unit with defined boundaries, a pop., recognition & sovereignty
A political unit with more than one cultural group
A cultural unit in a specific territory with a shared identity
76
A hub for information-based industry and high tech manufactoring
core
Technopole
Central business district
Sector 4
77
What are Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) ?
Central places
Economic sectors of a city
Sea zone where a state has rights to the exploration and use of resources
International trade between countries
