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Ch 2 Test
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Preguntas del test (33)
1The top six population agglomerations are (in order):
1. [blank_start]East Asia[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]South Asia[blank_end]
3. [blank_start]Europe[blank_end]
4. [blank_start]Southeast Asia[blank_end]
5. [blank_start]Northeast North America[blank_end]
6. [blank_start]West Africa[blank_end]- AEast Asia
- BSouth Asia
- CEurope
- DSoutheast Asia
- ENortheast North America
- FWest Africa
2Disease diffusion terms:
Endemic means [blank_start]local[blank_end]
Epidemic means [blank_start]regional[blank_end]
Pandemic means [blank_start]global[blank_end]- Alocal
- Bregional
- Cglobal
3East Asia:
- Aincludes China
- BIncludes Indonesia
- CIncludes Korean peninsula
- Dincludes Japan
- Eincludes Taiwan
- F50% rural
- G50% urban
- Hhas high urban populations in Seoul, Tokyo, and Osaka
4South Asia:
- Aincludes Indonesia
- Bincludes China
- C25% world population
- Dincludes India
- Eincludes Papa New Guinea
- Fincludes Bangladesh
- Gincludes Pakistan
- Hincludes Sri Lanka
- I60% rural
- J50% rural
5Europe:
- AMost urban of the top 4 population agglomerations
- BAbout 1.5 billion people
- CAbout 3/4 billion people
- D50% urban
- EFarmers< 10%
6Emerging Population Cocnentrations include
- AEast Asia
- BSouth Asia
- CEurope
- DSoutheast Asia
- ENortheast North America
- FWest Africa
- GIndonesia
7Southeast Asia
- Aincludes Myanmar, Thailand, Laos
- Bincludes Myanmar, Sri Lanka
- Cincludes Indonesia, Phillipines, Malaysia
- Dincludes Papua New Guinea, Vietnam
- Eincludes Vietnam, Japan
- FLargest population is Java
- GAbout 500 million people
- HMostly urban
8Northeast North America is the most urbanized concentration
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
9West Africa has 2% of world population, mostly agriculture, half of it being in [blank_start]Nigeria[blank_end]
- ANigeria
10MDC's have a [blank_start]lower[blank_end] agricultural density because they have [blank_start]more[blank_end] technology and money.
- Amore
- Blower
11Demographic Transition Model (Use: high, low, increase, decrease, or remain unaffected)
Stage 1: Birth rates are [blank_start]high[blank_end] and death rates are [blank_start]high[blank_end]
Stage 2: Birth rates [blank_start]remain unaffected[blank_end] and death rates [blank_start]decrease[blank_end]
Stage 3: Birth rates [blank_start]decrease[blank_end] and death rates continue to [blank_start]decrease[blank_end] less rapidly
Stage 4: Birth are [blank_start]low[blank_end] and death rates are [blank_start]low[blank_end]- Ahigh
- Bhigh
- Cremain unaffected
- Ddecrease
- Edecrease
- Fdecrease
- Glow
- Hlow
12Which are good indicators of development?
- ACBR
- BCDR
- CNIR
- DTFR
- EIMR
- FCMR
- GLife Expectancy
13Demographic equation is: (use + - and =)
Births [blank_start]-[blank_end] deaths [blank_start]+[blank_end] net migration [blank_start]=[blank_end] population growth- A-
- B+
- C=
14Which measure population growth?
- AFertility
- BMortality
- CLife Expectancy
- DMigration
15NIR [blank_start]declined[blank_end] between 1950 and 2000, but the annual increase [blank_start]remained steady[blank_end]. Why? [blank_start]Demographic momentum.[blank_end]
- Adeclined
- Bincreased
- Cremained steady
- Dchanged accordingly
- EDemographic equation
- FDemographic momentum
16Select all that are true for stage 1 of the DMT:
- Ahad a fluctuating population
- Bhad a high CBR
- Cchildren were assets
- Dreligion caused a high CDR
- Ethere was a high CDR
- Fwas greatly impacted by war, famine, and poor education
- Gmostly agricultural
17Select all that are true for stage 2:
- ACBR increases from Stage 1
- BAKA the Early Expanding Stage
- CCBR stays the same as Stage 1
- DCDR increases due to better sanitation, medicine and education
- ECDR decreases due to better sanitation, medicine and education
- FStage 2 can occur prematurely due to outside stimulus
18IMR is worst in [blank_start]LDC's[blank_end] and the best in [blank_start]MDC's[blank_end]
- ALDC's
- BMDC's
- CLDC's
- DMDC's
19Select all that are true for stage 3:
- AAKA the Late Expanding stage
- BHigh CBR
- CDeclining CBR
- Dhas a better status of women
- ELower IMR
- FWorsened standard of living
- GMore technology
- HMore elderly and healthcare
- IAKA the "Growing but Slowing" stage
20Select all that are true for stage 4:
- Aincludes LDC's
- Bincludes MDC's
- Chighest possibility of Zero Population Growth
- DAKA Low Fluctuating stage
- EUnstable population
21Select all that are true for STAGE 5?
- ACBR skyrockets
- BCDR skyrockets
- CCBR is lower than CDR
22Epidemiological transition was proposed by [blank_start]Abdel Omran[blank_end] in 1971
Stage 1: [blank_start]infectious[blank_end] disease, animal [blank_start]attacks[blank_end]
Stage 2: Receding [blank_start]pandemics[blank_end]
Stage 3: Human created diseases [blank_start]heart disease[blank_end]
Stage 4: Delayed diseases like [blank_start]cancer[blank_end]
Stage 5: [blank_start]Reemergence[blank_end] of infectious diseases like AIDS and Malaria due to space-time [blank_start]compression[blank_end]- Ainfectious
- Battacks
- Cpandemics
- Dheart disease
- Ecancer
- FReemergence
- Gcompression
- HAbdel Omran
23Life expectancy is [blank_start]shorter[blank_end] in stages 1 and 2, but it [blank_start]increases[blank_end] through 3, 4 and 5.
- Ashorter
- Blonger
- Cincreases
- Ddecreases
24Men live longer than women
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
25What two things do you always check on a population pyramid?
- ALowest age cohort
- BBiggest age cohort
- CMiddle age cohort
26Population Pyramids and DTM
[blank_start]Stage 1:[blank_end] Wide base and narrows very quickly
[blank_start]Stage 2:[blank_end] Wide base, but wider and taller at top because people are living longer
[blank_start]Stage 4:[blank_end] Small base and small top, bulged in middle
[blank_start]Stage 3:[blank_end] Domed shaped- AStage 3:
- BStage 4:
- CStage 2:
- DStage 1:
27Effects of slow population growth include:
- AMore services for elderly
- BMore services for kids
- CMore healthcare
- DShortage of workers
- EQuickly constructed buildings
- FMore immigration
- GMore emmigration
28Effects of rapid population growth include:
- AMore services for elderly
- BMore services for kids
- CShortage of workers
- DQuickly constructed buildings
- EMore healthcare
- FMore immigration
- GMore emmigration
29Thomas was an [blank_start]English[blank_end] [blank_start]economist[blank_end] who said that the world's rate of population [blank_start]increase[blank_end] was outrunning [blank_start]food[blank_end] production because population grows [blank_start]geometrically[blank_end] and food expands [blank_start]arithmetically.[blank_end]
- AEnglish
- BFrench
- Ceconomist
- Ddemographer
- Eincrease
- Fdecrease
- Gfood
- Hroad
- Igeometrically
- Jarithmetically
- Karithmetically.
- Lgeometrically.
30Evidence that supports Malthus's beliefs include...
- ALimited contraception
- BPronatalism
- CAntinatalism
- DFood supplies have not increased enough to support exponential population growth
- EClimate change affects agricultural efficiency
31Evidence that opposes Malthus's beliefs include...
- AMalthus's beliefs aren't up to date
- BLDC's are benefiting because of MDC's and are therefore increasing the gap between population and resources
- CPronatalism
- DAntinatalism
- EMore people= more brainpower= more technology= more food
32Which is not a non-ecumene area?
- ADry land
- BRocky land
- CWet land
- DCold land
- EHigh land
33The replacement fertility rate in MDC's where there is zero population growth is [blank_start]2.1[blank_end]
- A2.1
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- ap human geo chapter 2 test
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- Lau. Sha.
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