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World Geography: Unit 5 Test

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Question 1
1.

Place each job in the correct sector.

  • construction worker
  • chef
  • fisherman
  • restaurant waitress
Question 2
2.

Which indicators would be typical for each of the types of countries?

  • Low life expectancy
  • High literacy rate
  • High percentage of tertiary sector jobs
  • High infant mortality rate
  • High GDP per capita
Question 3
3.

Which of the following best explains why China has the highest GDP but is ranked 56th for GDP per capita?

Question 4
4.

Match the sector with its role in the economy.

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Primary sector
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Sector of the economy that extracts natural resources
Secondary sector
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Sector of the economy that uses natural resources to create a finished product
Tertiary sector
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Sector of the economy that connects finished products with consumers
Question 5
5.

Which factor caused people to FIRST move to cities?

Question 6
6.

Match each scenario to the correct consequence of urbanization.

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Increased stress on infrastructure leads to...
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the development of squatter settlements.
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the displacement of people.
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Question 7
7.

The unrestricted growth of cities is called

Question 8
8.

Sort the positive and negative impacts of gentrification.

  • Displaced communities
  • Loss of historical buildings
  • Better "look" for the city
  • Increased economic activity
  • Positive impacts of gentrification
  • Negative impacts of gentrification
Question 9
9.

How do trade agreements impact the world economy? (select all that apply)

Question 10
10.

Determine which statements below about illegal trade are true and false.

  • Underground economy activities are taxed by the government.
  • All governments work with and oversee the underground economy.
  • If governments were to legalize some "black market" activities, the government regulation could make them safer.
  • Governments might not enforce laws against illegal trade because it benefits the entire economy.
  • TRUE
  • FALSE
Question 11
11.

International trade has led to an increase in

Question 12
12.

Match each description and example to the correct term.

  • used to increase trade with other countries
  • used to improve relationships with neighboring countries
  • used to stop or prevent trade
  • used to penalize a country for its policy decisions
  • Examples: USMCA, ASEAN, EU
Question 13
13.

Match the descriptions to the term that it best describes.

  • example: "The farm is on a plain in an area that has a temperate climate and adequate rainfall."
  • Describes an exact location, including physical features and climate
  • Describes what a location is like in terms of what is near the location
  • This is MOST important for tertiary industries, such as furniture stores, education, and banks.
  • example: "The barber shop is in the center of town, near a busy restaurant and minutes from a major highway."
Question 14
14.


Based on the chart, which country would you expect to be the most developed?

Question 15
15.


Based on the chart, which country's economy would be based almost entirely on the primary sector?

Question 16
16.


What might explain how Country D can have a lower GDP than Country B, but has a higher GDP per capita?

farmer
factory worker
Primary Sector Jobs
Secondary Sector Jobs
Tertiary Sector Jobs
Less developed infrastructure
Country that has high economic success
Country that has low economic success
Lack of housing leads to...
Depletion of arable land leads to...
food shortages.
Air pollution leads to...
health and environmental issues.
Gentrification leads to...
a declining level of healthcare and poor road systems.
Less specialization
Better quality goods
Lower prices
Examples: quota and tariff
Trade bloc (agreement)
Trade barrier
This is MOST important for primary industries, such as mining and farming.
Site
Situation
Country D