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- 1. Multiple Choice
What is the 4th planet from the sun?EarthMarsPlutovenus - 2. Multiple Choicea force which acts to drive people away from a place. ________factors include famine, disease, war and recurring natural hazards.Posh Factorpush factorpull factorVegetation Map
- 3. Multiple Choicea force which attracts people to a new location. _________factors can include good climate, jobs/economic opportunity, and/or abundant resources.Political factorpull factorpush factorbirthrate factor
- 4. Multiple Choicemeans to leave one's country to live in anotherrenewable resourcesemigrationimmigrationPopulation Pyramid
- 5. Multiple Choicecoming in to a country to liveinfant mortality rateimmigrationemigrationNatural Resources
- 6. Multiple ChoiceBuilt out of more permanent materials, rather than being of temporary construction, they allowed for the development of agriculture.Industrial Land UseSettlementsVegetation MapUrbanization
- 7. Multiple Choiceland suitable for growing cropsArab PeninsulaArable landphysical characteristicsnon-renewable resources
- 8. Multiple Choicea usable supply item found in nature and can be used by people (ex. light, air, water, plants, animals, soil, stone, minerals, and fossil fuels)fertility rateNatural ResourcesUrbanizationhuman characteristics
- 9. Multiple ChoiceA business organization created for business ventures in such areas as shipping, mining, railroads, or factories.pull factorenterpriseIndustrial Land Usedense population
- 10. Multiple Choicethickly crowded areaMapsdense populationsparse populationResidential Land Use
- 11. Multiple Choicecontaining few people relative to the size of an areaAgricultural Land Usesparse populationdense populationMaps
- 12. Multiple Choicea map that geographically shows statistics(for example total population, age of inhabitants, electoral votes, GDP, etc) by the use of shades, curves, or dotssparse populationCartogramtechnological innovationfertility rate
- 13. Multiple Choicegraph showing the distribution of a population by gender, age, and is stacked in horizontal bar graphsnon-renewable resourcesPopulation Pyramidpull factorTransportation Land Use
- 14. Multiple Choicerelating to, or characteristic of a city or townEnergy MapUrbanpush factorenterprise
- 15. Multiple Choicerelating to, or characteristic of the countryside rather than the townpush factorRuralCartogramSuburb
- 16. Multiple Choicean outlying district of a city, especially a residential oneUrbanizationSuburbmortality rateinfant mortality rate
- 17. Multiple ChoiceSometimes many metropolitan areas merge together to form huge metropolitan areas called megalopolises. The Los Angeles metropolitan area or the Dallas-Fort Worth area are examples.SuburbMegalopolisEnergy Mapsustainable development
- 18. Multiple Choiceintroducing a new or updated product or tool to the marketcarrying capacitytechnological innovationArable landIndustrial Land Use
- 19. Multiple Choiceprocesses that removes the excess salt and minerals from sea water in order to obtain potable fresh watermortality ratedesalinizationfertility ratePrecipitation Map
- 20. Multiple Choicea consideration or a characteristic that influenceshabitable landsfactorbirthrateAgricultural Land Use
- 21. Multiple Choicea way for people to use resources without the resources running outmigrationsustainable developmentwasteful developmentRecreational Land Use
- 22. Multiple Choicecan be replaced, such as living things like trees [if replanted] or crops, or things like solar, wind, hydroelectric, etc.sustainable developmentrenewable resourcespopulation densityphysical characteristics
- 23. Multiple Choicecannot be replaced, like petroleum, natural gas, oil and minerals, things like fossil fuels.Transportation Land Usenon-renewable resourcesenterprisedesalinization
- 24. Multiple Choicemountains, deserts, rivers, and oceans, etc.Urbanphysical characteristicsland use patternsmetropolitan area
- 25. Multiple Choiceinclude things such as political institutions, culture, housing, etc.land use patternshuman characteristicsMegalopoliscarrying capacity
- 26. Multiple ChoiceIn City Planning, it's land reserved for fun, non-essentials like parks or other leisure zones.Transportation Land UseRecreational Land UseAgricultural Land UseCommercial Land Use
- 27. Multiple ChoiceIn City Planning, it's land reserved for roads, railways, and airports.Recreational Land UseTransportation Land UseAgricultural Land UseCommercial Land Use
- 28. Multiple ChoiceIn City Planning, it's land reserved for Farmland or other renewable natural resource extractionTransportation Land UseAgricultural Land UseRecreational Land UseCommercial Land Use
- 29. Multiple ChoiceIn City Planning, it's land reserved for houses, apartments, or other places that people liveRecreational Land UseResidential Land UseAgricultural Land UseIndustrial Land Use
- 30. Multiple ChoiceIn City Planning, it's land reserved for businesses, shops, restaurants, or other companies that deal directly with consumers.Transportation Land UseCommercial Land UseResidential Land UseIndustrial Land Use
- 31. Multiple ChoiceIn City Planning, it's land reserved for factories or other businesses that do not deal directly with consumers.Recreational Land UseIndustrial Land UseResidential Land UseCommercial Land Use
- 32. Multiple ChoiceThe number of live births per thousand population.rate of natural increase:birthratefertility rateRural
- 33. Multiple Choicethe average number of children a woman of childbearing years would have in her lifetime, if she had children at the current rate for her countryrate of natural increase:fertility ratebirthrateAgriculture Maps
- 34. Multiple Choicethe number of deaths per thousand peopleimmigrationmortality rateinfant mortality raterate of natural increase:
- 35. Multiple ChoiceThe total number of deaths in a year among infants under one year old for every 1,000 live births in a society.physical characteristicsinfant mortality ratemortality ratefertility rate
- 36. Multiple Choice
derived by subtracting the crude death rate from the crude birth rate; increases or decreases due to migration are not included
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rate of natural increase
birthrate
fertility rate
- 37. Multiple ChoiceLand or regions that have suitable climate and vegetation in which humans can live and work.Precipitation Maphabitable landsNatural Resourcesrate of natural increase:
- 38. Multiple ChoiceThe movement of people for one area or region to another. This can include movement within a region (such as movement from rural to urban areas) or movement from one country to another (usually called immigration).birthratemigrationAgricultural Land UseArable land
- 39. Multiple ChoiceThe average number of people who live in an area (usually reported per sq mile/km). Two terms are used to explain this factor: densely populated which refers to highly concentrated areas of settlement/population; and sparsely populated which refers to areas where few people live.Population Pyramidpopulation densityTransportation MapTransportation Map
- 40. Multiple ChoiceThe number of people/animals a piece of land can support. Technology can improve carrying capacity. For instance, some areas of Texas ranchland can support 10 head of cattle per acre where others can only support 2 head of cattle per acre. This can also apply to plants. In some areas genetically-altered plants/seeds are used to increase crop yields.desalinizationcarrying capacityResidential Land UseCartogram
- 41. Multiple Choicea major population center made up of a large city and the smaller suburbs and towns that surround itTransportation Mapmetropolitan areaRecreational Land Usemigration
- 42. Multiple ChoiceThe process of population movement of population to citiespopulation densityUrbanizationPrecipitation Maptechnological innovation
- 43. Multiple Choice______ ______ ______ include agricultural, residential, industrial, commercial, and others.technological innovationland use patternsmetropolitan areaPolitical Maps
- 44. Multiple ChoiceType of map that shows cities and sub-national units like states or provincesAgriculture MapsPolitical MapsMapsVegetation Map
- 45. Multiple ChoiceType of map that shows a percentage amount of land that is used for cultivation of food.Political MapsAgriculture MapsTransportation Land UseEnergy Map
- 46. Multiple ChoiceType of map that shows major fuel sources, electric power, and well as metals and minerals.Political MapsEnergy MapVegetation MapTransportation Map
- 47. Multiple ChoiceType of map that shows major roads, railroads, airports and seaportsPrecipitation MapTransportation MapAgriculture MapsEnergy Map
- 48. Multiple ChoiceType of map that shows annual amount of measured rainfallPolitical MapsPrecipitation MapTransportation MapAgriculture Maps
- 49. Multiple Choicethese are visual representations of the earth's surfacehuman characteristicsMapsVegetation Mapland use patterns
- 50. Multiple ChoiceType of map that shows different types of plants and trees that grow in a region.Residential Land UseVegetation Mapdense populationmortality rate
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