Module 3.2: Movement (ch. 3) 2. Which of the following items would have a low transferability rate? a. Lead b. Sand c. Computers d. Cars e.

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1 1. What factor today has helped to curtail distance decay? a. Time b. Space c. Mass d. Environmental Determinism e. Possibilism 2. Which of the following items would have a low transferability rate? a. Lead b. Sand c. Computers d. Cars e. Gold 3. What is it called when a migrant believes a given area he is migrating to will be a certain way? a. Mutualism b. Minimalism c. Perception d. Emigration e. Receptability 4. What describes the relationship between the physical world and its people? a. Perception of Place b. Sense of Place c. Spatial Interaction d. Spatial Distribution e. Human-Environment Interaction 5. Bill is contemplating moving to Pittsburg because of a good job offer; however, he has family in Tavares where he currently lives. If he moved to Pittsburg he would become a/an? a. Forced Migrant b. Voluntary Migrant c. Nomad d. Guest Worker e. Internal Refugee

2 6. Which state has the most millionaires in it? a. Florida b. California c. Texas d. New York e. Michigan 7. In examining global migration flows, what role did the European explorers play (1500s), on a global-scale, on the physical process of peopling the earth? a. Diatribism b. Colonization c. Socialization d. Communism e. Mercantilism 8. A person who is forced to move because of factors out of their control and can only take what they can carry and may not have official documentation are called? a. Voluntary Migrants b. Forced Migrants c. Refugees d. Inmates e. Guest Workers

9. This picture was taken in Southeast Asia, what does the picture best represent from the choices below? a. Political Ecology b. Perceptual Regionalization c. Cultural Diffusion d.

3 9. This picture was taken in Southeast Asia, what does the picture best represent from the choices below? a. Political Ecology b. Perceptual Regionalization c. Cultural Diffusion d. Racial Inequality e. Isothermal Location 10. What is defined as an informal frame of reference? a. Location b. Place c. Movement d. Human-Environment Interaction e. Region 11. If a Cuban national escaped the communist country of Cuba and made it to American soil that individual could seek a permanent refugee status and the protection of the US government or what is known as? a. Asylum b. Dislocated Assistance c. Capitalistic Favors d. Island Development Status e. Utopian Existence 12. What is the term used to describe an area when it is thought of or emotionally infused? a. Location b. Place c. Movement d. Human-Environment Interaction e. Region

4 13. The diagram below best represents? Legend Hearth Early Diffusion Later Diffusion No Diffusion a. Mental Map b. Contagious Diffusion c. Perceptual Region d. Cultural Ecology e. Hierarchical Diffusion 14. Anthony lives in Greece and has been a sheep rancher. He has lived in the same house for over twenty years. However, he must move his flock of sheep every two or three months, depending on the weather to different pastures. What type of movement best describes this? a. Cyclical b. Isometric c. Nomadism d. Transhumanance e. International Migration 15. If human or physical descriptions are given to a location, what is it called? a. Absolute b. Relative c. Distance d. Accessibility e. Connectivity

16. Using the population pyramid below, identify which stage of growth the country is in? a. Low Growth b. High Growth c. Moderate Growth d. Stationary Growth 17.

5 16. Using the population pyramid below, identify which stage of growth the country is in? a. Low Growth b. High Growth c. Moderate Growth d. Stationary Growth 17. Because of the low number of jobs in Tavares, Paisley, and Sanford, many people will commute to Orlando for work. This would mean that Orlando would be, in this example, a/an? a. Cultural Group b. Asylum c. Dislocated Zone d. Island of Development e. Territorial Quota 18. If a global positioning system (GPS) is used, what type of location is used/involved? a. Absolute b. Relative c. Distance d. Accessibility e. Connectivity 19. The average number of humans in a given area refers to a place s? a. Distribution b. Possibilism c. Absolute Location d. Density e. Accessibility

20. Which type of push/pull factor describes the following scenario: Kashigi s home was destroyed in the 2012 tsunami and he and his family moved to Tokyo to live with his brother. a. Forced-Expulsion b.

6 20. Which type of push/pull factor describes the following scenario: Kashigi s home was destroyed in the 2012 tsunami and he and his family moved to Tokyo to live with his brother. a. Forced-Expulsion b. Voluntary-Escape c. Forced-Armed Conflict d. Voluntary-Environmental e. Forced-Environmental 21. Which of the following countries would most likely have diseases like heart disease, diabetes, and long-term cancer? a. North Sudan b. Eritrea c. Canada d. Mozambique e. Thailand 22. An archipelago would most likely have what type of morphology? a. Compact b. Elongated c. Fragmented d. Prorupt e. Perforated 23. What is represented in the map below? a. Population Distribution b. Population Density c. Population Restrictions d. Doubling Time e. Natural Increase

7 24. Using the map below, determine what biome is determined by the xxxxxxx mark. a. Forest b. Desert c. Tundra d. Grasslands 25. When examining dependence ratios, what group is commonly defined as containing those people between the ages of 0-15 and those 65 and over? a. Republicans b. Democrats c. Dependents d. Reservists e. Productives 26. If a primitive person was living in a tundra biome, following the concept of environmental determinism, what type of transportation would they most likely use? a. Pickup Truck b. Sea Plane c. Snowmobile d. Dog Sled e. Car 27. Karen was living in Florida but moved permanently to Georgia because she had a better job offer. What type of movement is this? a. Internal Migration b. Isometric c. Nomadism d. Transhumanance e. International Migration

28. Compute the total dependency ratio for the following information: Population Ages 0-15 = 60 Population Ages 16-65 = 40 Population Ages 66 and over = 20 a. 200% b. 175% c. 100% d. 75% e. 20% 29.

8 28. Compute the total dependency ratio for the following information: Population Ages 0-15 = 60 Population Ages = 40 Population Ages 66 and over = 20 a. 200% b. 175% c. 100% d. 75% e. 20% 29. Which area of the US, in the map below, has the greatest number of Hispanic-Americans? a. Southeastern b. South-central c. Southwestern d. Northeastern e. Northwestern 30. Manuel is from Mexico. He has taken a job to pick lettuce in the United States. He lives in the US for four months out of the year travelling around to different fields. After four months of working, he returns to Mexico. What type of movement is this? a. Cyclical b. Periodic c. Nomadism d. Transhumanance e. International Migration

31. In using the population pyramids below, which of the following is a true statement? a. The US is a more technologically advanced nation. b. The US relies more on agriculture than Mexico. c.

If the dark areas of the map below represent a larger population density, what would explain the lack of population in central Australia? a. The central region of Australia is predominantly desert. b. The central region has few resources.

9 31. In using the population pyramids below, which of the following is a true statement? a. The US is a more technologically advanced nation. b. The US relies more on agriculture than Mexico. c. Mexico is an industrial country. d. The US is not as advanced technologically as Mexico. e. Mexico has a larger population than the US. 32. If the dark areas of the map below represent a larger population density, what would explain the lack of population in central Australia? a. The central region of Australia is predominantly desert. b. The central region has few resources. c. The aboriginal population of Australia Is forced to live in coastal regions. d. The white population of Australia lives in the central region, since they are a minority, the coastal region is populated by the majority. e. The central region of Australia is predominantly rainforest.

33. What describes the peopling or the spread of things over the earth s surface? a. Accessibility b. Possibilism c. Absolute Location d. Density e. Dispersion 34.

10 33. What describes the peopling or the spread of things over the earth s surface? a. Accessibility b. Possibilism c. Absolute Location d. Density e. Dispersion 34. Which of the following reasons would explain why there is such a large concentration of Native Americans in the Southwestern US? a. Most all Native American tribes originated in the southwest. b. The US government created a policy forcing the Native Americans to reservations in the southwest. c. The dry climate is more indicative of the Native American lifestyle. d. All Native Americans live in adobe structures that are located in the southwest. e. Because of Mexican immigrants, the Native Americans were forced to relocate from their native territories to the southwest in order to find work.

11 Population in Thousands Module 3.2: Movement (ch. 3) 35. Using the chart below, what factor most likely explains the large increase in emigration during the decade between the 1940s and 1950s? Emigrants Decade a. People fleeing the English colonies during the American Revolution. b. Alaskans fleeing the great earthquake of c. French fleeing the Nazi invasion during World War II. d. Israelis fleeing Israel during the 1967 war with Egypt. e. Brazilians fleeing Nazi occupation during World War I.

Module 2.1: Population (ch. 2) 1. Using the population pyramid below, identify which stage of growth the country is in?

Module 2.1: Population (ch. 2) 1. Using the population pyramid below, identify which stage of growth the country is in? 1. Using the population pyramid below, identify which stage of growth the country is in? a. Low Growth b. High Growth c. Moderate Growth d. Stationary Growth 2. What type of population density is measured