Definitions
Multiple choice
Categorize
Fill in the Blank
Short Answer
100
mortality rate
death rates
100
the trapping of heat from the sun by carbon dioxide and other gases in Earth’s atmosphere, leading to increased temperature.
a) global warming
b) green house effect
c) climate change
d) climate
b) greenhouse effect
100
What do you call the part that is in red?
core
100
the economic in which only 5% of the labor force is without work is called ____.
Full employment
100
What is the difference between climate and weather?
Answer may vary...
200
a decrease in the overall price level of goods and services overtime.
deflation
200
gives loans & grants to poorer countries to help them develop their economies.
a) World Bank
b) International Monetary Fund (IMF)
c) World Trade Organization (WTO)
d) United Nations (UN)
a) world bank
200
What do you call the part in yellow?
outer core
200
Drastic changes in the prices of goods and services overtime is called, __.
Price instability
200
How can someone be sustainable?
By reducing, reusing, and recycling, as well as using renewable energy. (Answer may vary...)
300
A body of land surrounded by water on all 3 sides.
peninsula
300
a repeating pattern of economic activity consisting of an expansion phase and a contraction phase.
a) Full employment
b) Business cycle
c) price instability
d) Inflation
b) Business cycle
300
What do you call the part in brown?
crust
300
The process of connecting countries on a world-wide scale is called, __.
Globalization
300
Why do people migrate?
Climate change, medical treatment, education, work, war, nuclear testings, etc. (Answers may vary)
400
the land, water, and raw materials that occur naturally in the environment.
natural resources
400
an aspect of a culture such as language, religion, customs, behaviors, etc.
a) sustainability
b) culture
c) cultural trait
d) demography
c) cultural trait
400
Which layer is the hottest?
core
400
Countries with low standard of living and little industrial activity is called, __.
Developing countries
400
How do people affect geography?
Buildings, roads, bridges, population = more food needed, not enough farmland, railroads, industrialization, etc. (Answers may vary)
500
living in a way that doesn’t deplete resources or damage the environment.
sustainability
500
establishes a forum to discuss & promote global security, economic development, & social progress.
a) World Trade Organization (WTO)
b) World Bank
c) International Monetary Fund (IMF)
d) United Nations (UN)
d) United Nations (UN)
500
Which layer do we live on?
the crust
500
Renewable and nonrenewable resources are examples of _______.
Natural resources
500
How does geography affect people?
No more fresh water= people moved, adjust, adapt.
Little rain= learned to grow crops, irrigation system.
Built houses that were cut from clay.
Abandoned villages and homes in search of water and food.
(Answers may vary...)