World Regions in Global Context: Peoples, Places, and Environments 6th Edition Test Bank

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World Regions in Global Context, 6e(Marston)Chapter 1World Regions in Global Context1) The average number of children each woman will have over the course of her lifetime iscalled the:A) Maternal Mortality RateB) Birth RateC) Fertility RateD) Infant Mortality RateE) None of the aboveAnswer: CDiff: 3Section: Culture and PopulationsGeog. Standard: N9 The characteristics, distribution, and migration of human populations onEarth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Applying/AnalyzingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.33 Describe the global distribution of human population, including megacities.2) The U.N. Human Development Index (HDI) is based on:A) life expectancy, education, fertility rateB) life expectancy, education, incomeC) education, income, death rateD) education, income, fertility rateE) education, gender, death rateAnswer: BDiff: 3Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N9 The characteristics, distribution, and migration of human populations onEarth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.21 Describe the main indicators of social and economic advancement, includingGDP, GNP, PPP, and HDI.

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3) In 2013, the world's annual average GNI per capita Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) was:A) $950B) $5,950C) $10,700D) $54,040E) $102,610Answer: CDiff: 4Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G3 Read and interpret graphs and data.Learning Obj: 1.21 Describe the main indicators of social and economic advancement, includingGDP, GNP, PPP, and HDI.4) What is an "emerging world region"?A) system of political-economic, sociocultural and environmental elementsB) connected locations with shared and distinct characteristicsC) areas with similar climate and physical conditionsD) political and economic system dominant by another societyE) none of the aboveAnswer: BDiff: 2Section: Thinking Like a GeographerGeog. Standard: N5 That people create regions to interpret Earth's complexityBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.2 Discuss the role of place, landscape, and the geographical imagination increating feelings of regionalism.5) The global movement of air that transports heat and moisture and explains the climates ofdifferent regions is called:A) atmospheric circulationB) wind beltsC) air pressureD) air massesE) none of the aboveAnswer: ADiff: 1Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N4 The physical and human characteristics of placesBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.8 Summarize how Earth systems interact to produce climate systems andregional climates.6) The Tropic of Capricorn is:A) 23.5 degrees South latitude

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B) 23.5 degrees North latitudeC) 0 degrees West longitudeD) 180 degrees East latitudeE) 75 degrees West latitudeAnswer: ADiff: 1Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N4 The physical and human characteristics of placesBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.1 Explain how world regional geography relates to physical, human, andenvironmental geography.7) What is the Tabula Rogeriana?A) the "map of the known world" in 1154B) made by Islamic cartographer Muhammed al-IdrisiC) orients the south on the top of the mapD) all of the aboveE) none of the aboveAnswer: DDiff: 4Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N1 How to use maps and other geographic representations, geospatialtechnologies, and spatial thinking to understand and communicate informationBloom's Taxonomy: Applying/AnalyzingGlobal Sci Out: G3 Read and interpret graphs and data.Learning Obj: 1.3 Explain how maps and mapping are used in the study of world regionalgeography.8) Trade Winds blow from which direction?A) EastB) SouthC) NorthD) WestE) both East and WestAnswer: ADiff: 3Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N4 The physical and human characteristics of placesBloom's Taxonomy: Applying/AnalyzingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.8 Summarize how Earth systems interact to produce climate systems andregional climates.9) What region is most responsible for climate change based on per capita emissions in 2011?A) North AmericaB) South America

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C) OceaniaD) East AsiaE) Russian FederationAnswer: CDiff: 2Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N14 How human actions modify the physical environmentBloom's Taxonomy: Applying/AnalyzingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.9 Describe the Anthropocene's global impacts on earth systems, includingclimate change.10) When was the beginning of the Anthropocene epoch?A) 1550B) 1750C) 1650D) 1850E) none of the aboveAnswer: BDiff: 2Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N14 How human actions modify the physical environmentBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.6 Define the Anthropocene.11) This is believed to be one of the causes of global warming and climate change associatedwith it.A) the burning of fossil fuelsB) the use of radioactive elements for energy and as weaponsC) overuse of limited fresh water resourcesD) the result of mass extinctions as human civilization spreadsE) changes in the Sun's energyAnswer: ADiff: 2Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N14 How human actions modify the physical environmentBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G5 Demonstrate an understanding of the impact of science on society.Learning Obj: 1.9 Describe the Anthropocene's global impacts on earth systems, includingclimate change.12) The study of how the Earth's physical features are formed:A) biogeographyB) cartographyC) geomorphologyD) zoogeographyE) geology

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Answer: CDiff: 2Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N7 The physical process that shape the patterns of Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.1 Explain how world regional geography relates to physical, human, andenvironmental geography.13) The Arctic Circle is located at:A) 66 1/2 degrees S. latitudeB) 66 1/2 degrees W. longitudeC) 66 1/2 degrees E. longitudeD) 66 1/2 degrees N. latitudeE) 0 degrees latitudeAnswer: DDiff: 2Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N4 The physical and human characteristics of placesBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.1 Explain how world regional geography relates to physical, human, andenvironmental geography.14) Which one of the tectonic plates is among those that comprise of the "Ring of Fire"?A) AfricanB) EurasianC) South AmericanD) PacificE) none of the aboveAnswer: DDiff: 3Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N7 The physical process that shape the patterns of Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.11 Summarize the role of plate tectonics in producing hazards such asearthquakes and volcanoes.15) The Köppen Climate Classification is based on:A) latitude, temperature, precipitationB) latitude, temperature, vegetationC) temperature, precipitation, vegetationD) temperature, precipitation, elevationE) none of the aboveAnswer: ADiff: 3

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Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N7 The physical process that shape the patterns of Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.8 Summarize how Earth systems interact to produce climate systems andregional climates.16) According to the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 2014 report, the effectsof the climate change will include:A) food securityB) insect-borne diseasesC) forest fire intensityD) food security andforest fire intensityE) all of the aboveAnswer: EDiff: 3Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N14 How human actions modify the physical environmentBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.9 Describe the Anthropocene's global impacts on earth systems, includingclimate change.17) What country promised to be net zero emissions by 2020 in the 2015 Paris Agreement?A) U.S.B) DenmarkC) Costa RicaD) IndiaE) ChinaAnswer: CDiff: 4Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N14 How human actions modify the physical environmentBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.14 List the goals of sustainability and give examples of sustainable approachesto living and the economy.18) Even in a low emissions scenario on climate change, water stress will increase by:A) 38%B) 24%C) 56%D) 17%E) 5%Answer: BDiff: 4Section: Environment, Society, and Sustainability

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Geog. Standard: N16 The changes that occur in the meaning, use, distribution, and importanceof resourcesBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.12 Describe the Anthropocene's global impacts on Earth's water resources,including environmental issues such as freshwater supply and flood hazards.19) What is the concept of reintroducing a key species or its equivalent to an ecosystem?A) anthropoceneB) biomeC) biodiversityD) rewildingE) invasive speciesAnswer: DDiff: 3Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N8 The characteristics and spatial distribution of ecosystems and biomes ofEarth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.13 Describe the Anthropocene's global impacts on Earth's biodiversity,including human-influenced ecologies.

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20) Which region hosts more than half of the world's biodiversity?A) AfricaB) North AmericaC) Latin America and CaribbeanD) South AsiaE) OceaniaAnswer: CDiff: 4Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N8 The characteristics and spatial distribution of ecosystems and biomes ofEarth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Applying/AnalyzingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.8 Summarize how Earth systems interact to produce climate systems andregional climates.21) How do commodity chains begin?A) the extraction and production of raw materialsB) the manufacture and export of commoditiesC) high wage, semi-skilled assembly of consumer productsD) the delivery and consumption of finished commoditiesE) none of theseAnswer: ADiff: 5Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Applying/AnalyzingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.20 Explain contemporary economic development trends, including globalinterconnections between places through commodity chains.

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22) This is the region where air flows together and rises vertically as a result of intense solarheating at the equator, often with heavy rainfall.A) Hadley CellB) easterliesC) westerliesD) trade windsE) the intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ)Answer: EDiff: 5Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N7 The physical process that shape the patterns of Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.8 Summarize how Earth systems interact to produce climate systems andregional climates.23) What is atmospheric circulation on Earth?A) released by the heat from Earth's interiorB) follow tidal effects of the Sun and the MoonC) transport heat and moisture over Earth's surfaceD) produced by Earth's rotational tiltE) differences in elevation over Earth's surfaceAnswer: CDiff: 5Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N7 The physical process that shape the patterns of Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Applying/AnalyzingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.8 Summarize how Earth systems interact to produce climate systems andregional climates.

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24) All of the following is true about climate vulnerability,except:A) social and physical factors are equally importantB) women and children are the most vulnerableC) droughts affect all societies equallyD) income determines recovery from hazardsE) all of the above are trueAnswer: CDiff: 4Section: Environment, Society, and SustainabilityGeog. Standard: N14 How human actions modify the physical environmentBloom's Taxonomy: Applying/AnalyzingGlobal Sci Out: G7 Demonstrate the ability to make connections between concepts acrossGeography.Learning Obj: 1.12 Describe the Anthropocene's global impacts on Earth's water resources,including environmental issues such as freshwater supply and flood hazards.25) Which of the following is an example of a supranational organization?A) World Trade OrganizationB) North American Free Trade AgreementC) European UnionD) all of theseE) none of theseAnswer: DDiff: 1Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N13 How the forces of cooperation and conflict among people influence thedivision and control of Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.24 Discuss the role of supranational organizations, including the UnitedNations, social movements, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in politicalglobalization.26) The provision of services constitutes this form of employment.A) primaryB) secondaryC) tertiaryD) quaternaryE) none of the aboveAnswer: CDiff: 1Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.18 Explain contemporary economic development trends, such as the shift inrelative importance of economic sectors.27) Extractive activities are considered to be what sector of the economy?

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A) quaternaryB) secondaryC) tertiaryD) primaryE) none of the aboveAnswer: DDiff: 1Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.18 Explain contemporary economic development trends, such as the shift inrelative importance of economic sectors.28) Which of the following is the estimate of the total value of everything produced by a countryin a particular year?A) gross domestic productB) gross national incomeC) purchasing power parityD) trade deficitE) human development indexAnswer: ADiff: 2Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.21 Describe the main indicators of social and economic advancement, includingGDP, GNP, PPP, and HDI.29) According to the human development index devised by the United Nations, a country with aperfect score would have an index of:A) .001B) 10C) 100D) 0.0E) 1.0Answer: EDiff: 2Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.21 Describe the main indicators of social and economic advancement, includingGDP, GNP, PPP, and HDI.30) This is a form of social and economic organization characterized by the common ownershipof the means of production, distribution, and exchange.A) capitalism

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B) communismC) imperialismD) feudalismE) irredentismAnswer: BDiff: 2Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.16 Differentiate between capitalism and communism.31) Which of the following is true about multinational corporations (MNCs)?A) outsource jobs to places with cheaper laborB) offshore key assets to host banking countriesC) move jobs from places with regulated labor lawsD) all of the aboveE) none of the aboveAnswer: DDiff: 2Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N13 How the forces of cooperation and conflict among people influence thedivision and control of Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Applying/AnalyzingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.19 Explain contemporary economic development trends, including the rise ofmultinational corporations, outsourcing and offshoring.32) Which two countries dominated the "Cold War?"A) China and USSRB) USSR and CubaC) USSR and United StatesD) United States and CambodiaE) China and United StatesAnswer: CDiff: 2Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N13 How the forces of cooperation and conflict among people influence thedivision and control of Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.17 Analyze the Cold War and its significance as a factor explaining whyeconomic systems vary around the globe.33) Plantation economies characterized what economic era?A) first wave of colonialismB) second wave of colonialismC) decolonizationD) Cold War

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E) globalizationAnswer: ADiff: 3Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N17 How to apply geography to interpret the pastBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.15 Discuss the roles of colonialism, capitalism, and the Industrial Revolution increating the modern world.34) This economic policy emphasizes universal faith in markets, reduction in governmentprograms, and development as an economic process?A) neoliberalismB) dependency theoryC) modernization theoryD) neocolonialismE) MarxismAnswer: ADiff: 3Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.22 Compare and contrast the neoliberal and alternative models of development.35) What is a large informal group focused on political or social issues?A) failed stateB) supranational organizationsC) social movementD) nation-stateE) none of the aboveAnswer: CDiff: 2Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N12 The processes, patterns, and functions of human settlementBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.24 Discuss the role of supranational organizations, including the UnitedNations, social movements, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in politicalglobalization.36) What is a key component to women's development around the world?A) public healthB) food securityC) inheritance rightsD) land ownershipE) none of the aboveAnswer: DDiff: 4

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Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.30 Explain the implications of globalization and regionalization for culturalidentity, including gender.37) Which of these statistics gives the most accurate measurement of buying power and the costof living in a country?A) GDPB) GNIC) PPPD) HDIE) IMFAnswer: CDiff: 4Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.21 Describe the main indicators of social and economic advancement, includingGDP, GNP, PPP, and HDI.38) Which country focused on secondary activities for the global market and now is also asignificant player in tertiary activities like banking?A) PhilippinesB) IndiaC) South AfricaD) ChinaE) RussiaAnswer: DDiff: 3Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.18 Explain contemporary economic development trends, such as the shift inrelative importance of economic sectors.39) What view of the development process supports grassroots movements and local knowledge?A) modernization theoryB) neoliberalismC) dependency theoryD) alternative developmentE) nationalismAnswer: DDiff: 5Section: History, Economy, and TerritoryGeog. Standard: N11 The patterns and networks of economic interdependence on Earth's surface

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Bloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.22 Compare and contrast the neoliberal and alternative models of development.40) What is the spatial dispersion of a previously homogenous group?A) diasporaB) demographicsC) cultureD) ethnicityE) raceAnswer: ADiff: 2Section: Culture and PopulationsGeog. Standard: N9 The characteristics, distribution, and migration of human populations onEarth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.33 Describe the global distribution of human population, including megacities.41) The current global population is approximately:A) 7 billionB) 7 millionC) 700 billionD) 700 millionE) 70 billionAnswer: ADiff: 1Section: Culture and PopulationsGeog. Standard: N9 The characteristics, distribution, and migration of human populations onEarth's surfaceBloom's Taxonomy: Remembering/UnderstandingGlobal Sci Out: G2 Demonstrate the ability to think critically and employ critical thinking skills.Learning Obj: 1.33 Describe the global distribution of human population, including megacities.

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