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21 Practice Questions on Human Geography for Exam 1 | GEOG 205, Study notes of Human Geography

Exam 1 Practice Questions Material Type: Notes; Professor: Acheson; Class: Human Geography; Subject: Geography; University: Southern Illinois University Edwardsville; Term: Summer 2010;

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Human Geography
Practice Questions for Exam 1
1. Which of the following is an example of a toponym?
A) a mountain
B) 40 26' N 8 0 0 1' W
00
C) Pittsburgh
D) a map showing elevation
2. The ecumene refers to the:
A) first map of the world produced by the Greeks in 330 BC.
B) concept that travel time has decreased due to transportation im provemen ts.
C) part of the Earth permanently settled by hum ans.
D) idea that environments determine human behavior and lifestyle.
3. Which map would likely have the smallest scale?
A) a map of Florida
B) a regional map of South Florida
C) a city map of Miami
D) a map of downtown Miami
4. If the physiological den sity is m uch larger than the arith meti c density, then a country
has:
A) inefficient farm ers
B) a larg e num ber of farm ers
C) a sm all percentage of land suitable for agricu lture
D) too many peop le
5. Of the United States’ 35 million African Americans, approximately what percentage reside
in the South today?
A) 10%
B) 25%
C) 50%
D) 80%
6. The highest death rates are found in which stage of the demographic transition?
A) Stage 1
B) Stage 2
C) Stage 3
D) Stage 4
7. Of the following migration trends within the Un ited States, which has been the most
persistent (on-going for some 200 years)?
A) Westward migration
B) The Great Migration
C) Counterurbanization
D) Rural to urban migration
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Hum an Geography Practice Questions for Exam 1

  1. Which of the following is an example of a toponym? A) a mountain B) 40 0 26' N 80 0 01' W C) Pittsburgh D) a m ap showing elevation
  2. The ecum ene refers to the: A) first map of the world produced by the Greeks in 330 BC. B) concept that travel tim e has decreased due to transportation im provem ents. C) part of the Earth permanently settled by hum ans. D) idea that environm ents determ ine hum an behavior and lifestyle.
  3. Which m ap would likely have the sm allest scale? A) a map of Florida B) a regional map of South Florida C) a city map of Miam i D) a map of downtown Miam i
  4. If the physiological density is much larger than the arithm etic density, then a country has: A) inefficient farm ers B) a large num ber of farm ers C) a sm all percentage of land suitable for agriculture D) too many people
  5. Of the United States’ 35 m illion African Am ericans, approxim ately what percentage reside in the South today? A) 10% B) 25% C) 50% D) 80%
  6. The highest death rates are found in which stage of the dem ographic transition? A) Stage 1 B) Stage 2 C) Stage 3 D) Stage 4
  7. Of the following migration trends within the United States, which has been the m ost persistent (on-going for som e 200 years)? A) W estward m igration B) The Great Migration C) Counterurbanization D) Rural to urban migration
  1. The m odern environm ental movement was heavily influenced by Man and Nature. Who wrote this book? A. Erastosthenes B. Hum boldt C. Marsh D. Varen
  2. A geographer who studies how slash and burn agriculture affects local ecosystem s is using a/an: A. ecological perspective B. spatial perspective
  3. In New Zealand there are 179 sheep per square kilom eter. This figure represents the of sheep in New Zealand. A. concentration B. density C. pattern
  4. Which country has the world’s highest life expectancy? A. Canada B. Denm ark C. Japan D. Sweden
  5. By 1400 it is believed that the Black Death reduced the world’s population from 450 m illion people to as few as 350 million people (a 22% reduction) in about 50 years. The deaths caused by the Black Death are an exam ple of: A. positive checks B. preventive checks
  6. The map below shows the 12 district banks of the Federal Reserve. Each district bank oversees all banking within its territory; for exam ple, the San Francisco district bank oversees all banking in the W estern portion of the United States. Each of the 12 districts represents a region. A. form al B. functional C. vernacular
  1. Folk culture tends to spread via diffusion. A) contagious (contiguous) B) hierarchical C) relocation D) stim ulus
  2. An exam ple of an “ancient hom e territory” is: a. Morm ons in Utah b. French Canadians in Quebec c. Basques in Spain d. “Kurdistan”