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World Geography Chapters 16-17 Review
World Geography Chapters 16-17 Review
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Matching: Plant with narcotic leaves found in Yemen
Moshav
Khat
Monotheism
Kurds
2
The majority of people in sub-Saharan Africa are
over eighty years old.
middle-aged.
under twenty years old.
over sixty years old.
3
South Africa gets the majority of its energy from this type of power plant.
Solar
Coal
Oil
Hydropower
4
Decolonization is the term for when African countries gained independence during the twentieth century.
True
False
5
This country started a national diamond finishing industry.
Lesotho
South Africa
Botswana
Zimbabwe
6
What is the most endangered animal in Eastern and Southern Africa?
Rhinoceros
Lion
Tiger
Giraffe
7
What is the name given to the "gash" in the earth that runs from the Middle East southward through East Africa?
Great Rift Valley
Horn Valley
Rift Valley
Grand Canyon
8
What are the major deserts in Africa?
Sahara and Kalahari
Sahara and Rub Al Kahli
Kalahari and Sonorran
Rub Al Kahli and Kalahari
9
Botswana is the world's largest producer of what precious commodity?
Gold
Uranium
Platinum
Diamonds
10
What is the most common Bantu language?
Afrikaans
Swahili
Burundi
Bantu
11
Bonus: What flavor of Bang did I drink while making this Quiz?
Star Blast
Key Lime Pie
Black Cherry Vanilla
Cotton Candy
12
The Serengeti Plain has the largest population of large land animals in the world.
False
True
13
Lake Victoria is the largest lake in Africa.
True
False
14
What is Islam's holy book?
Talmud
Qur'an
Bible
Torah
15
Mecca, the center of Islam, is located in what country?
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Iraq
United Arab Emirates
16
Originally from Iran, the Yemenis have dispersed to parts of Turkey, Iraq, and Syria.
True
False
17
Which famous British explorer explored the interior of sub-Saharan Africa and brought the gospel to its inhabitants?
Dr. David Livingstone
Dr. Daniel Livingstone
John Elliot
Jim Elliot
18
The Serengeti Plain is the only place in the world where vast herds of large animals still migrate.
True
False
19
Matching: Belief that there is only one God
Kurds
Monotheism
Khat
Moshav
20
What is the biggest economic concern for Africa for the foreseeable future?
Lack of innovation
Rapid growth
Lack of a workforce
Debt
21
Saudi Arabia has a constitutional monarchy, with the king holding extensive executive and legislative powers.
False
True
22
During what month are Muslims required to fast?
September
March
Purim
Ramadan
23
The capitals of Eastern Africa are some of the lowest in elevation in the world.
False
True
24
The Persian Gulf nations have extensive regions covered with some of the world's driest deserts.
False
True
25
Apartheid was a racial policy that respected all people as made in the image of God.
False
True
26
Desalination is the process of puting salt into water.
True
False
27
What two rivers form the Nile River?
Black and White Nile
West and Black Nile
White and Blue Nile
East and West Nile
28
These are the only two mainland sub-Saharan African nations to escape conflicts during the past forty years.
Rwanda and Uganda
Botswana and Zambia
Sudan and Tanzania
Zimbabwe and Angola
29
How is David Livingstone viewed by Africans today?
He is forgotten
He is worshiped
He is ridiculed
He is respected
30
What are diamonds called that are used to pay for civil wars?
War diamonds
Conflict diamonds
Blood diamonds
Death diamonds
31
What are the towers of the building from which Muslims are called to their daily prayers?
Sharias
Mosques
Minarets
Synagogue
32
What are the two seasons in sub-Saharan Africa?
Warm and Cool
Rainy and Dry
Wet and Dry
Hot and Cold
33
Iran is a Islamic republic.
False
True
34
The Syrian government is a unitary republic in name only.
True
False
35
Within the context of Islam, what does jihad mean?
Honor killing
Holy war
Holy conquest
Mercy killing
36
What is the term used to refer to the Arab population in Israel?
Palistinians
Yemenis
Kurds
Muslims
37
What is the term for the time in the late nineteenth century when Europeans were grabbing up pieces of Africa?
Colonial Era
Colonial Period
Decolonization
Colonization
38
What religion emerged in the wake of the destruction of the Jewish temple in AD 70?
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
Animism
39
What biblical mountain is situated in Turkey?
Mount Herman
Mount Ararat
Mount of Olives
Mount Golan
40
When the UN withdrew from this country in 1995, anarchy and famine returned.
Angola
Kenya
South Africa
Somalia
41
Into what body of water do the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers empty?
Gulf of Aden
Persian Gulf
Red Sea
Agean Sea
42
What is an Islamic worship building?
Church
Synagogue
Mosque
Temple
43
Israel and Jordan extract several minerals from the Sea of Galilee.
True
False
44
During the month of Ramadan, Muslims fast during daylight hours but feast after sunset.
True
False
45
What have taken over Lake Victoria?
grasses
Water hyacinth plants
lilies
Goldfish
46
Matching: Ethnic group originally located in Iran
Moshav
Monotheism
Khat
Kurds
47
Which European country was not so quick to give up its colonies?
Britain
Portugal
The Netherlands
Germany
48
This is known as the cleanest city in Africa.
Johannesburg, South Africa
Lusaka, Zambia
Kigali, Rwanda
Nairobi, Kenya
49
This river is characterized as sluggish and carries a lot of silt.
Orange
Niger
Limpopo
Zambezi
50
Because of its shape, what is the wide Somali Peninsula on the east side of Africa called?
Nose of Africa
Heart of Africa
Horn of Africa
Tusk of Africa
51
The grasslands of Africa are called
cataracts.
escarpments.
savannas.
Zulus.
52
Matching: Hebrew word for "settlement" or "village"
Kurds
Monotheism
Moshav
Khat
53
Which of those deserts lies on the Tropic of Capricorn?
Rub Al Kahli
Sonorran
Kalahari
Sahara
54
Iran has the largest population in the Persian Gulf region.
True
False
55
Muslims, Jews, and Christians all worship the same God.
True
False