You’ve been working away at your studies and it’s time for yet another test exam to see if you’re sticking to the right track. Take the following AP Human Geography Practice Exam #5 and we’ll see if you’re doing anything wrong or if you should feel confident about your upcoming exams.
Thomas Malthus
Milton Freidman
Stanley Ernhard
Alfred Weber
Homer Hoyt
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Houston, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Memphis, Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
Atlanta, Georgia
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Singapore
Taiwan
South Korea
Hong Kong
Vietnam
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The farmers sell all of their farm production to a market
The higher-end commodities are located farther from the market
The lighter commodities are closer to the market to ensure profitability
The heavier commodities are around the market because they need irrigation
The market is based on subsistence farming practices in LDCs
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Labor
Infrastructure
Transportation
Government taxes
Land costs
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Sector model
Same Size Rule
Multiple Nuclei Model
Concentric Zone Model
Urban Periphery Model
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Japan
Vietnam
South Korea
China
Thailand
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Stage 1
2
3
4
5
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Long lots system
Township and range system
Metes and bounds system
Nucleated town system
Concentric urban framework
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NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)
OPEC (Organization of petroleum exporting countries)
European Union
PRA (Pacific Rim Alliances)
CENTO (Central Treaty Organization)
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Transnational corporations
Footloose industries
Maquiladoras
Sweatshop industries
International migration in North America
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Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
Hinduism
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Romania
Vietnam
Argentina
Zimbabwe
Denmark
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Blockbusting
White flight
Segregation
Ghettoization
Redlining
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Concentric zone model
Sector model
Peripheral model
Multiple nuclei model
CBD model
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China
The U.S.
Russia
Canada
Mexico
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The movement toward mechanization in the farming process
The movement toward industrial farming
The movement from hunting and gathering to planting and sustaining
The movement of pollution to rural areas
The use of less genetic engineering to modify plants and animals
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Economic pull factor
Economic push factor
Environmental pull factor
Political pull factor
Political push factor
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Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
Buddhism
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Rimland theory
Heartland theory
Domino theory
Transnatinal theory
Geopolitical theory
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Distance decay
Environmental pull factor
Environmental push factor
Intervening opportunity
Intervening obstacles
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One
Two
Three
Four
They never lose their primary language
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Fishing
Planting crops
Hunting and gathering
Genetically engineering food for mass production
Purchasing it in small, food-specific establishments
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Functional region
Formal region
Vernacular region
Statistical region
Urban realm
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Religious conflict
Ethnic conflict
Transnational conflict
Ethnic enclave
Border conflict
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