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1 Population and Migration Chapters 2 and 3 Test Review
2 1. What is land suited for agriculture? 1. Farm Land 2. Brain Drain 3. Arable Land 4. Crop Land
3 1. What is land suited for agriculture? 1. Farm Land 2. Brain Drain 3. Arable Land 4. Crop Land
4 2. Which is NOT a region where the majority of the world s population is found? 1. South Asia 2. Sub Saharan Africa 3. Europe 4. East Asia
5 2. Which is NOT a region where the majority of the world s population is found? 1. South Asia 2. Sub Saharan Africa 3. Europe 4. East Asia
6 3. Which area has the lowest life expectancy? 1. United States 2. Africa 3. Brazil 4. Europe
7 3. Which area has the lowest life expectancy? 1. United States 2. Africa 3. Brazil 4. Europe
8 4. Which country has the highest life expectancy? 1. Australia 2. United States 3. Southeast Asia 4. Mozambique
9 4. Which country has the highest life expectancy? 1. Australia 2. United States 3. Southeast Asia 4. Mozambique
10 5. What country is the most populous in the world? 1. India 2. China 3. Russia 4. United States
11 5. What country is the most populous in the world? 1. India 2. China 3. Russia 4. United States
12 6. Dependency rate in a society is the percentage of people who work in a society. 1. Can 2. Cannot
13 6. Dependency rate in a society is the percentage of people who work in a society. 1. Can 2. Cannot
14 7. The total numbers of deaths in a year among infants under 1 year old for every 1,000 live births in society. 1. Terminal population rate 2. Total fertility rate 3. Crude death rate 4. Infant mortality rate
15 7. The total numbers of deaths in a year among infants under 1 year old for every 1,000 live births in society. 1. Terminal population rate 2. Total fertility rate 3. Crude death rate 4. Infant mortality rate
16 8. Which regions DO humans want to migrate to? 1. Warm land 2. Wet land 3. Cold land 4. High land
17 8. Which regions DO humans want to migrate to? 1. Warm land 2. Wet land 3. Cold land 4. High land
18 9. What is the percentage growth of a population in a year? 1. Life expectancy 2. Total fertility rate 3. Migration 4. Natural Increase Rate
19 9. What is the percentage growth of a population in a year? 1. Life expectancy 2. Total fertility rate 3. Migration 4. Natural Increase Rate
20 10. What is the large-scale emigration of talented people? 1. Brain Drain 2. Net Migration 3. Crude Death Rate 4. Mortality Rate
21 10. What is the large-scale emigration of talented people? 1. Brain Drain 2. Net Migration 3. Crude Death Rate 4. Mortality Rate
22 11. What is a permanent move to a new location? 1. Emigration 2. Mobility 3. Migration 4. Movement
23 11. What is a permanent move to a new location? 1. Emigration 2. Mobility 3. Migration 4. Movement
24 12. What type of country would have a narrow population pyramid? 1. All countries 2. LDC 3. MDC 4. No countries
25 12. What type of country would have a narrow population pyramid? 1. All countries 2. LDC 3. MDC 4. No countries
26 13. How do you calculate NIR? 1. Subtract CBR from CDR 2. Subtract CDR from CBR 3. Add CDR and CBR 4. Take a census
27 13. How do you calculate NIR? 1. Subtract CBR from CDR 2. Subtract CDR from CBR 3. Add CDR and CBR 4. Take a census
28 14. What is the main reason people migrate? 1. Political 2. Economic 3. Social 4. Government
29 14. What is the main reason people migrate? 1. Political 2. Economic 3. Social 4. Government
30 15. Who is more likely to migrate? 1. Men 2. Women
31 15. Who is more likely to migrate? 1. Men 2. Women
32 16. What factor usually relates to forced migration? 1. Political 2. Cultural 3. Social 4. Economic
33 16. What factor usually relates to forced migration? 1. Political 2. Cultural 3. Social 4. Economic
34 17. Which is NOT a PUSH factor? 1. Civil War 2. Dissatisfaction with current job 3. Opening a new factory 4. Flooding of a river
35 17. Which is NOT a PUSH factor? 1. Civil War 2. Dissatisfaction with current job 3. Opening a new factory 4. Flooding of a river
36 18. Which is NOT a pull factor? 1. Family already living there 2. Civil War 3. Pleasant climate 4. Opening of a new factory
37 18. Which is NOT a pull factor? 1. Family already living there 2. Civil War 3. Pleasant climate 4. Opening of a new factory
38 19. What is a term once used for a worker who migrated to developed countries in search of high paying jobs? 1. Guest worker 2. Forced migration 3. Undocumented immigrant 4. Net migration
39 19. What is a term once used for a worker who migrated to developed countries in search of high paying jobs? 1. Guest worker 2. Forced migration 3. Undocumented immigrant 4. Net migration
40 20. What pull factors induce people to migrate to North America? 1. Economic (jobs) 2. Political 3. Environmental 4. Social
41 20. What pull factors induce people to migrate to North America? 1. Economic (jobs) 2. Political 3. Environmental 4. Social
42 21. Which is an environmental PULL factor: 1. Flood 2. Warm climate 3. Hurricane 4. Tornado
43 21. Which is an environmental PULL factor: 1. Flood 2. Warm climate 3. Hurricane 4. Tornado
44 22. How many undocumented immigrants are living in the US? million million 3. 2 million ,000
45 22. How many undocumented immigrants are living in the US? million million 3. 2 million ,000
46 23. MDC or LDC? 1. MDC 2. LDC
47 23. MDC or LDC? 1. MDC 2. LDC
48 24. MDC or LDC? 1. MDC 2. LDC
49 24. MDC or LDC? 1. MDC 2. LDC
50 25. MDC or LDC? 1. MDC 2. LDC
51 25. MDC or LDC? 1. MDC 2. LDC
52 26. What was Thomas Malthus major conclusion? 1. Immigration was necessary 2. Population growth would level out 3. Population growth would exceed the food supply 4. Population would exceed living space
53 26. What was Thomas Malthus major conclusion? 1. Immigration was necessary 2. Population growth would level out 3. Population growth would exceed the food supply 4. Population would exceed living space
54 27. Which is NOT an age range for dependency ratio? and up
55 27. Which is NOT an age range for dependency ratio? and up
56 28. Which was NOT one of Ravenstein s migration theories? 1. Migrants move short distances in the same country 2. Migrants all around the world are mostly female 3. Long distance migrants are male 4. Long distance migrants are adults, not families
57 28. Which was NOT one of Ravenstein s migration theories? 1. Migrants move short distances in the same country 2. Migrants all around the world are mostly female 3. Long distance migrants are male 4. Long distance migrants are adults, not families
58 29. Highest crude birth rate? 1. MDC 2. LDC
59 29. Highest crude birth rate? 1. MDC 2. LDC
60 30. Lowest infant mortality rate? 1. MDC 2. LDC 3. Social 4. Economic
61 30. Lowest infant mortality rate? 1. MDC 2. LDC 3. Social 4. Economic
62 31. Highest life expectancy? 1. MDC 2. LDC
63 31. Highest life expectancy? 1. MDC 2. LDC
64 32. Highest total fertility rate? 1. MDC 2. LDC
65 32. Highest total fertility rate? 1. MDC 2. LDC
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