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10/3/22 Human Trivia and Unit 2 Review (Day 39)
10/3/22 Human Trivia and Unit 2 Review (Day 39)
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2.5 People in Stage 1 of the Epidemiological Transition Model are most likely to die from...
Delayed Chronic or Degenerative Diseases
Famine or Infectious Diseases
Manmade or Chronic Diseases
Pandemics or Chronic Diseases
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2.1 Which region of the world has the most people living in it?
West Asia
Europe
South Asia
Southeast Asia
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2.11 Which of the following is NOT a voluntary migration?
Internal Migrants for Jobs
Guest Workers
Refugees
Step Migrants
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Which country can the Andes Mountains NOT be found in?
Venezuela
Colombia
Peru
Brazil
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2.4 Zero Population Growth (ZPG)
results when immigration matches emigration
refers to an exact equation of births & deaths
implies an unchanging population age structure
assures to total lowest cost of population programs
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2.7 Which is thought of as the most extensive anti-natalist policy in history?
China's One Child Policy
France's Maternity Leave Policy
China's "Later, Fewer, Longer"
"Singapore's two are enough" ads
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2.5 If a country has lowered its birth rate, but it’s population is still climbing rapidly it is in...
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 5
Stage 4
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2.9 The number of people who are too young or too old to work compared to the number of people in their productive years
Natural Rate
Sex Ratio
Doubling Time
Dependency Ratio
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1.1 What type of map is this?
Cartogram
Reference
Choropleth
Categorical
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Nestled amid snowcapped Andean peaks, Ecuador’s capital city, ____, is home to about 2 million people.
Sucre
Bogotá
Lima
Quito
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2.6 Malthus believed...
Population tends to increase more rapidly than food supplies
Oil will run out before the next generation
Food would double as population grows
As urbanization occurs, the rate of population growth decreases
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2.8 How has womens involvement in the economy in North America and Europe since the 1970s changed population?
Decreased death rates
Decreased total fertility rates
Increased total fertility rates
Increased death rates
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2.4 Which statement best describes population growth patterns in the world today?
Fertility rates in low/middle-income countries are higher than 25 years ago
In the world as a whole, fertility rates have fallen in the last 25 years
Fertility rates in high-income countries have risen in the last 25 years
In the world as a whole, women have 5 or more kids leading to a crisis
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2.10 During the 19/20 centuries, which of the following types of intraregional migration was the most common worldwide?
Rural to urban
Urban to rural
Urban to suburban
Inland to coastal
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2.5 Which of the following characteristics is currently shared by Switzerland, Canada, and New Zealand?
Membership in the European Union (EU)
Primate urban systems
Low population-growth rates
High infant-mortality rates
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2.3 The systematic study of human population is
geography
ecology
demography
ethics
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2.1 People tend to live near...
High Elevation
Arid Climates
The coasts or major rivers
All of the above
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2.2 Carrying Capacity is
a function ofdistance decay
the maximum biomassan environment will produce
the maximum number ofpeople that can be supported by available resources
the most a human can carry at one
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____, an archipelago of 20 islands of Ecuador made famous by Charles Darwin who formed the theory of evolution there.
Fernando de Noronha
Lesser Antilles
Galápagos
Canary Islands
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2.11 What is chain migration?
When you move closer and closer to an urban place
when companies relocate to other places & change based on the culture there
When you migrate holding a chain
when family/friends follow the migration of each other
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2.5 What is the model that tells us how countries move through population change over time called?
Demographic Transition Model
Population Change Model
Epidemiological Transition Model
Human Development Model
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2.4 When the average fertility rate of a population drops to replacement level
population continues to grow for a generation or more
population numbers stabilize and growth ceases
the average age ofthe population steadily increases
deaths begin to outnumber births
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2.4 Rate of natural increase is...
Crude Birth Rate / Crude Death Rate
Crude Death Rate / Crude Birth Rate
Crude Birth Rate - Crude Death Rate
Crude Death Rate - Crude Birth Rate
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2.5 What stage of the DTM is India in?
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 4
Stage 3
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Which world wonder is found on the border of the Andes Mountains and Amazon Rain Forrest?
Chichen Itza
Taj Mahal
Machu Picchu
Christo Redeemer
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Toponym: Which country is this in South America?
Bolivia
Ecuador
Peru
Chile
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2.6 Malthus thought that we would run out of _____ because too many babies were being born.
Food
Fossil Fuels
Working age people
Clean water
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2.10 Which of the following is a push factor?
high-paying jobselsewhere
dissatisfaction with current job
migration
retirement community
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2.5 Which of the following countries would have this population pyramid?
Ghana
China
France
Singapore
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2.3 A population pyramid shows us...
Age of population
Sex ratio
All of the above
Dependency ratio
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2.12 Ravenstein said
Rural areas receive more immigrants overall
Most migrants travel long distances for opportunity
Most migrants will travel short distances
None of these
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2.10 The Dust Bowl was an example of...
Environmental Pull Factor
Economic Push Factor
Environmental Push Factor
Political Push Factor
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2.8 Ravenstein said that women are more migratory than men...
Internationally
Always
Never
Within a country
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2.1 Which type of density helps you find carrying capacity?
Physiological
Agricultural
None of the above
Arithmetic
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2.4 What does a high Infant mortality rate indicate?
Neither
Both
A developed country
A developing country
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2.4 This population pyramid is most likey for ...
a major city.
an oil boom town.
a retirement community.
a college town.
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What is this map showing?
% of People Over 65
Surfers per capita
Oil Production per capita
Latin American immigrants
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2.3 Using a population pyramid can tell me...
The distribution of people around a country
The exact fertility rate
The % of people who are over 80
The density of a country
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2.11 Which of the following is LEAST likely to be used in a discussion of refugees?
UN
Religion
Capitalism
Human Rights
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2.11 What is transhumance?
The practice of moving livestock in a seasonal cycle
Migrating from one country to another
Traveling to another country to work
The practice of frequently moving a short distance
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Which state shows up as the darkest on the map?
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
New York
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2.10 In the US people have moved from _________ to ________ since the 1930s
Black belt and Great Plains to Sun Belt
Rust Belt and Great Plains to Sun Belt
Sun Belt and Coal Belt to Rust Belt
Sun Belt and Rust Belt to Great Plains
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Ecuador’s tallest mountain, ____, is technically the world’s highest peak when measured from the center of the Earth.
Kilimanjaro
Chimborazo
Arenal
Huascaran
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2.1 Which continent has the highest total fertility rate?
Africa
South America
Asia
North America
