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World Geography: Unit 6 Test

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Question 1
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Match each statement with the correct agricultural revolution.

  • Crop rotation was introduced which helped replenish soil nutrients leading to increased crop production.
  • Caused humans to shift away from being hunter-gatherers and settle down in one place.
  • Machines started doing the work at the farm instead of manual labor which resulted in a major increase of food.
  • Irrigation was introduced which helped food production.
Question 2
2.

Match the positive impact, negative impact and alternative/solutions to the correct global trade practice.

  • Negative impact: Increased risk of soil depletion and spread of diseases in crops
  • Positive impact: provides lumber and creates jobs
  • Negative impact: reduces oxygen supply and creates pollution
  • Alternative/solution: utilizing bamboo trees and recycling
  • Alternative/solution: crop rotation and planting a variety of plants
Question 3
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Which statements are true about water insecurity? (select all that apply)

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Question 8
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Match each term to the correct description.

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Question 9
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Which of the following best explains the impact of globalization and specialization on the environment?

Question 10
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When countries experience a natural disaster, they often receive assistance from other countries and international organizations.  Why would countries and international organizations be interested in helping after a natural disaster?

Question 11
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Match the practice to the correct definition.

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the purposeful clearing of forestland
Strip mining
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pumping liquid into cracks in the earth to release oil/natural gas
Deforestation
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Question 12
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Which countries were most HELPED by the Green Revolution?

Question 13
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Match each practice with the correct impact.

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main cause for the disappearance of the Aral Sea
burning of fossil fuels
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changes amount of water downstream, impacting the ecosystem
irrigation
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Question 14
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Question 15
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Both Japan and Haiti experienced earthquakes in the early 2000s.  Why was recovery in Japan faster than in Haiti?

Question 16
16.

Which of the following are potential causes of desertification? (select all that apply)

Question 17
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Why has overfishing become a problem in modern times?

Question 18
18.

According to the map above, which pattern about water insecurity is true?

Question 19
19.

Match the advantages and disadvantages to different types of responses to environmental issues.

  • Disadvantage: Hard to regulate as there are so many countries involved in the process.
  • Advantage: More people are working towards a common goal which can create a better response.
  • Advantage: Can create incentives for businesses to use alternative resources and can start clean-up processes.
  • Disadvantage: Very costly for the government and can't always enforce regulations put in place.
  • Local responses to issues
  • International responses to issues
Question 20
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Which practice represents a positive step toward sustainable global trade?

Genetically modified organisms were introduced.
Allowed farmers to cultivate crops that are more resistant to drought and disease.
First Agricultural Revolution
Second Agricultural Revolution
Green Revolution
Positive impact: mass production of crops
Deforestation
Plantation farming
Overfishing has led to increases in available fresh water.
Water resources are not equally accessible across the world.
There are too many animals in the world today for the amount of water.
Question 4
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Which country would be BEST able to respond to a natural disaster based on the map above?

Question 5
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Which country would be MOST likely to have environmental problems from primary and secondary industries?

Question 6
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Which country would need the most international support to respond to natural disasters?

Question 7
7.

Which statement is most likely true about Argentina?

Sustainable development
a resource that can be replaced once it is used
Specialization
a resource that is hard or can't be replaced once it is used
Renewable resource
rising global temperatures and changing weather patterns
Globalization
finding a way to reach one's needs without harming future generations
Climate change
when a country concentrates on producing a single item and becomes an expert
Nonrenewable resource
the interconnectedness of the world through trade
removes surface layer of vegetation, soil, rock, etc. to reach minerals beneath
Fracking
redirecting water for agricultural use
climate change
building of dams
political disputes over water
Why do many environmental problems lead to political conflict between countries? (select all that apply)
Different countries have different views and approaches to these problems
They require international cooperation to solve
Governments often argue over who should pay to fix the problems
Only natural disasters lead to political conflict
Environmental problems never lead to political conflict