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World Geography: Unit 4 Test

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Question 1
1.

Population density is...

Question 2
2.

Which area is most likely to have the LOWEST population density?

Question 3
3.

Match each description with the type of population density you would expect to see there.

  • Mountain range with extreme climate
  • Desert with no resources
  • Plain near a river
  • In moderate climate zones
  • High Population Density
  • Low Population Density
Question 4
4.

According to the population density map...

Question 5
5.

Match each pyramid with the correct description.

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Expanding population
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Diminishing population
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Stable population
Question 6
6.

The country represented in the population pyramid would most likely...

Question 7
7.

Match the purpose and example country to the correct type of policy.

  • Example of a country that would need the policy: A country with many children under ten and few elderly people over 50
  • Purpose: Encourages families to have children
  • Example of a country that would need the policy: A country with many elderly people over 50 and few children under ten
  • Purpose: Discourages families to have children
  • Pro-natal policy
  • Anti-natal policy
Question 8
8.

When a country provides generous maternity leave policy, this can be considered an example of…

Question 9
9.

Which of the following is an example of an anti-natal policy?

Question 10
10.

Question 11
11.

Match the term with the correct example.

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Evacuee
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Mary moves from Atlanta, GA to Dallas, Texas.
External migration
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Question 12
12.

Which of the following would be a cause for people to migrate? (select all that apply)

Question 13
13.

Match the definition and examples to the type of migration factor.

  • A drought
  • A civil war
  • A factor that encourages someone to move into an area
  • A better paying job
  • A factor that encourages someone to leave an area
Question 14
14.

Match the type of impact with the correct example.

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Negative impact of immigration (host country)
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Providing a larger workforce and fueling the economy
Negative impact of emigration (country of origin)
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Increased stress on infrastructure and services, like hospitals and welfare
Positive impact of emigration (country of origin)
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Question 15
15.

Which of the following is an example of an anti-immigration policy?

Question 16
16.

Match each image to the correct type of policy it portrays.

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Anti-immigration policy
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Pro-immigration policy
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Which of the following can a population pyramid show? (select all that apply)
Population trends of a country (showing growth, decline, etc.)
Total number of people living in a country
Where people live
Areas of high and low population density in a country
Impacts on population from events (war, famine, etc.)
Population distribution between males and females
Population distribution between age cohorts (groups)
Mike moves from the United States to Egypt.
Temporary migration
Margaret leaves her home country to seek safety due to an ongoing civil war.
Internal migration
Mitchell leaves his home in Baton Rouge before a hurricane arrives.
Refugee
Marvin moves for a short period of time during the growing season to work on a farm.
Lack of resources in the area where they currently live
Need for more food supplies
Desire for better jobs
A nice climate
Push factor
Pull factor
Relief from overcrowding
Positive impact of immigration (host country)
“Brain drain” (losing people with higher education)
Anti-natal policy
Pro-natal policy