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1.

Use the compass to answer the following questions on directions.

Which direction is labeled "A"

Explanation

The direction labeled "A" is North. This can be determined by using a compass, which is a tool that points towards the Earth's magnetic north pole. The needle of the compass will align with the Earth's magnetic field and point towards the north. Therefore, the direction labeled "A" corresponds to the north direction.

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Final (Semester 1) - Period 8 - Quiz

This is an assessment over the major themes covered in semester 1 of World Studies.

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In terms of economics, in what groups are countries put into?

Explanation

Countries are put into different groups based on their level of economic development. Developed countries are those that have high income levels, advanced technology, and well-established infrastructure. Developing countries are those that are in the process of industrialization and have lower income levels compared to developed countries. Least developed countries are those that have the lowest income levels, high poverty rates, and limited access to resources. Therefore, the correct answer is "All the Above" because countries can be classified into any of these groups based on their economic characteristics.

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3. What are the two characteristics of place?

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The two characteristics of place are human and physical. "Human" refers to the aspects of a place that are influenced by human activities, such as buildings, infrastructure, and cultural practices. "Physical" refers to the natural features of a place, including landforms, climate, and vegetation. By selecting "Both A and C," it indicates that both human and physical characteristics are important in defining a place.

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Which rate will you find "By finding the number of deaths per 1,000 people per year"

Explanation

The correct answer is Death Rate. This rate is determined by finding the number of deaths per 1,000 people per year. It is a measure of the number of deaths occurring in a population over a specific time period. The death rate is often used to assess the overall health and mortality of a population.

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Use the map below to answer the continent questions.

Which continent is labeled "A"

Explanation

The continent labeled "A" on the map is North America.

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6. Which direction is labeled "C"

Explanation

The direction labeled "C" is South.

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Use the map to answer questions on latitude and longitude.

Which of the following would be the correct coordinates for "A"?
**REMEMBER: On this map lines of longitude curve so be sure to chart them accurately**

Explanation

The map states that lines of longitude curve, so it is important to accurately chart them. The given coordinates for "A" are 45 N, 60 W. This means that the location is 45 degrees north of the equator and 60 degrees west of the Prime Meridian.

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What type of geographic feature do humans generally settle next to?

Explanation

Humans generally settle next to bodies of water such as lakes, rivers, and oceans. This is because water is a basic necessity for survival, and it provides various benefits to human settlements. Bodies of water offer a reliable source of drinking water, a means of transportation and trade, and a source of food through fishing. Additionally, water bodies often provide fertile land for agriculture and can support diverse ecosystems, attracting human settlements for various purposes such as agriculture, trade, and recreation.

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9. "Where something is" can be referred to as what?

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The term "where something is" refers to its location. It indicates the specific point or position of an object or entity in space. By knowing the location, one can determine the exact place or position of something.

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10. What is important to remember about human/environment interaction?

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Both B and C are important to remember about human/environment interaction. Our environment impacts part of our lives, meaning that the physical surroundings and conditions in which we live can have an influence on our well-being, behavior, and opportunities. Additionally, our actions impact our environment, meaning that the choices and behaviors we engage in can have consequences for the natural world around us. Therefore, understanding the reciprocal relationship between humans and the environment is crucial for sustainable living and the preservation of our planet.

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11. How is it possible to move ideas over long distances?

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It is possible to move ideas over long distances through various means, including broadcast television, YouTube, and blogging. Broadcast television allows ideas to be transmitted to a large audience through television networks. YouTube provides a platform for sharing videos and ideas globally. Blogging allows individuals to express their ideas and opinions online, which can be accessed by people from different parts of the world. Therefore, all the options mentioned (broadcast television, YouTube, and blogging) are valid ways to move ideas over long distances.

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12. Which continent is labeled "B"

Explanation

The correct answer is South America because it is the only continent labeled "B" in the given options.

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13. Which continent is labeled "G"

Explanation

The continent labeled "G" is Antarctica.

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Which rate will you find "By finding the number of births per 1,000 people per year"

Explanation

To find the birth rate, you need to calculate the number of births per 1,000 people per year. This rate helps determine the number of births in a population and is often used to analyze population growth and demographics. The fertility rate, on the other hand, measures the average number of children born to a woman during her lifetime. The death rate measures the number of deaths per 1,000 people per year, while the migration rate measures the number of people moving into or out of a particular area. Therefore, the correct answer is Birth Rate.

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15. Human/environment interaction focuses on how humans do what with their environment?

Explanation

Human/environment interaction focuses on the various ways in which humans interact with their environment. This includes modifying the environment by altering it to suit their needs, adapting to the environment by adjusting their behavior or practices, and depending on the environment for resources and sustenance. Therefore, the correct answer is "All the Above" as it encompasses all the possible ways in which humans interact with their environment.

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16. Which direction is labeled "B"

Explanation

The direction labeled "B" is East.

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Which rate will you find "By subtracting the number of emigrants from the number of immigrants per 1,000 people"

Explanation

The correct answer is Migration Rate. This is because the question asks for the rate that is determined by subtracting the number of emigrants from the number of immigrants per 1,000 people. This calculation specifically relates to migration, which is the movement of people from one place to another. The other options, such as Fertility Rate, Death Rate, and Birth Rate, do not involve the calculation of immigrants and emigrants.

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18. Which of the following best defines "Household?"

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The correct answer is "People who live together in a single residence." This definition accurately describes a household as a group of individuals who reside in the same dwelling. It implies a shared living space and the cohabitation of people within that space.

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19. Which continent is labeled "C"

Explanation

The continent labeled "C" is Africa.

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20. Which continent is labeled "F"

Explanation

The correct answer is Australia because it is the only continent among the options that starts with the letter "A" and is labeled "F" on the given map.

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Use the map to answer the religion/region questions below.

South America is primarily which religion?

Explanation

South America is primarily Catholic Christian because the majority of the population in South America identifies as Catholic. This can be attributed to the historical influence of Spanish and Portuguese colonization, as well as the strong presence of the Catholic Church in the region. Catholicism has deeply rooted traditions and practices in South American culture, making it the dominant religion in the continent.

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22. How you describe a location or "What's in it?"

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The term "place" is used to describe a location or what is in it. It refers to a specific area or position that can be identified and recognized. It encompasses the physical features, characteristics, and attributes of a particular spot. By using the term "place," one can convey information about a specific location and its contents, allowing for a clear understanding of the area being discussed.

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23. Which of the following best defines "Biological children?"

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The term "Biological children" refers to children who are physically conceived by the parents who raise them. This means that the parents are the biological parents of the child, and the child is not adopted or conceived through any other means. This definition emphasizes the genetic connection between the parents and the child, highlighting the biological aspect of their relationship.

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24. Which of the following best defines "Multigenerational family?"

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A multigenerational family refers to a group of people from at least three different generations who live together. This could include grandparents, parents, and children all residing in the same household. The key aspect is the presence of multiple generations living together, regardless of their blood relation.

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25. Which of the following definitions describes why a person would LEAVE a location?

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A push factor refers to a reason or circumstance that compels or motivates a person to leave a particular location. It could be a negative aspect such as conflict, poverty, lack of opportunities, or political instability. These factors create a push for individuals to seek better conditions or opportunities elsewhere, prompting them to leave their current location.

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26. Which of the following is a way of defining a region?

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A region can be defined by various factors, including language, food, and climate/terrain. Language is often a defining characteristic of a region as it reflects the cultural identity and heritage of the people living there. Food also plays a significant role in defining a region, as different regions have their own unique cuisines and culinary traditions. Additionally, climate and terrain contribute to the distinctiveness of a region, as they affect the natural environment, resources, and activities available in that area. Therefore, all of the options mentioned - language, food, and climate/terrain - are valid ways of defining a region.

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27. Which of the following lines is the primary starting point to measure LATITUDE or, 0 degrees latitude.

Explanation

The Equator is the primary starting point to measure latitude or 0 degrees latitude. It is an imaginary line that divides the Earth into the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere. Latitude is measured in degrees north or south of the Equator, with the Equator itself being 0 degrees latitude. The Prime Meridian is used to measure longitude, not latitude. The Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn are lines of latitude, but they are not the primary starting point for measuring latitude.

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28. Which direction is labeled "D"

Explanation

The direction labeled "D" is west.

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29. What is used to find absolute location?

Explanation

Latitude and longitude are used to find absolute location on the Earth's surface. Latitude measures the distance north or south of the equator, while longitude measures the distance east or west of the prime meridian. By combining these two coordinates, one can pinpoint a specific location with great accuracy. Time, direction, and distance are not sufficient on their own to determine absolute location, making latitude and longitude the correct answer.

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30. Which of the following would the theme of "movement" focus on?

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The theme of "movement" would focus on exports and imports because exports and imports involve the movement of goods and services between countries. This theme would explore topics such as trade, transportation, logistics, and the global flow of goods and services.

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31. Which continent is labeled "D"

Explanation

The continent labeled "D" is Europe.

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32. Which of the following would be the correct coordinates for "C"?

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The correct coordinates for "C" would be 15 S, 135 E. This means that the location is 15 degrees south of the equator and 135 degrees east of the prime meridian.

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33. Which of the following would be the correct coordinates for "D"?

Explanation

The correct coordinates for "D" would be 60 S, 60 W. This means that the location is 60 degrees south latitude and 60 degrees west longitude.

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34.
"A count of the population in a particular area" is also known as:

Explanation

A count of the population in a particular area is known as a census. This involves collecting data on the number of people living in a specific geographic location, along with other demographic information such as age, gender, and ethnicity. Census data is important for various purposes, including determining representation in government, planning public services, and allocating resources.

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Reasons to GO TO an area are known as:

Explanation

Pull factors are reasons that attract individuals to a particular area. They can include factors such as better job opportunities, higher wages, improved quality of life, access to better education or healthcare facilities, and a safer or more desirable environment. These factors "pull" individuals towards a specific location, motivating them to move there in search of better opportunities or a better quality of life.

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36.
What is culture?

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Culture refers to the collective behaviors and beliefs that are shared by a specific group of people. It encompasses the way people act, think, and perceive the world around them. Culture includes various aspects such as customs, traditions, language, social norms, and values. It shapes individuals' identities and influences their interactions with others. By understanding a group's culture, one can gain insights into their unique practices, rituals, and perspectives. Therefore, the correct answer is "The behaviors and beliefs of a group of people."

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37. Which continent is labeled "E"

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The continent labeled "E" is Asia.

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38. What is one way to divide regions?

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One way to divide regions is based on their geographic characteristics, such as climate, landforms, and natural resources. Another way is by political boundaries, which are defined by governments and can include countries, states, provinces, or districts. Additionally, regions can be divided based on cultural characteristics, such as language, religion, customs, and traditions. Therefore, the correct answer is "All the Above" as all three options are valid ways to divide regions.

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39.
The study of human population (People) is known as:

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Demography is the study of human population, including factors such as birth rates, death rates, migration, and population growth. It focuses on analyzing and understanding the size, structure, and distribution of populations, as well as the social, economic, and political factors that influence population dynamics. Demography helps in predicting future population trends and assists in policy-making and planning related to healthcare, education, housing, and other social services. Geography is the study of the Earth's physical features, while population growth refers to the increase in the number of individuals in a population over time. Cartography is the science and art of mapmaking.

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40. Which of the following is NOT part of Chicago's location?

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The statement "Larger than New York" is not part of Chicago's location. This statement refers to the size of Chicago in comparison to New York, which is not relevant to its location. The other options provide specific geographical coordinates (41 N 87 W), a reference to Lake Michigan (West of Lake Michigan), and a general region (Northern Illinois), which are all related to Chicago's location.

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41. Which of the following would be considered an "idea?"

Explanation

An "idea" refers to a concept or notion that exists in the mind. Popular clothing trends are considered an idea because they are creative and innovative concepts that are developed and embraced by society. They involve the generation of new styles, designs, and fashion statements, reflecting the imagination and creativity of individuals. In contrast, humans, natural resources, and exports are tangible entities or activities that do not fall under the category of ideas.

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42. Which of these is NOT an aspect of the United States as a region?

Explanation

The United States as a region is known for its diverse weather patterns, ranging from tropical climates in Florida to arctic climates in Alaska. Therefore, weather is an aspect of the United States as a region.

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43. Which type of location deals with determining where one location is by describing another?

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Relative location deals with determining where one location is by describing another. It is a spatial concept that describes the position of a place in relation to other places. It is often described using directional terms, such as north, south, east, or west, or by using landmarks or other reference points. This type of location is useful for understanding the relationships between different places and how they are connected.

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44. What is the most important word when defining a region?

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Unity is the most important word when defining a region because it refers to the sense of togetherness and cohesion within a specific area. A region can be defined by the common interests, values, and goals shared by its inhabitants. Unity also implies a sense of belonging and cooperation among the people living in the region. Without unity, a region may lack a strong identity and struggle to effectively address its challenges and pursue its objectives. Therefore, unity plays a crucial role in defining and shaping a region.

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45. Which type of location deals with an exact spot on the map?

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Absolute location refers to the precise coordinates of a specific point on a map or the Earth's surface. It is typically expressed using latitude and longitude or an address. In contrast, relative location describes the position of a place in relation to other landmarks or features. Maps and GPS are tools used to determine and navigate absolute locations. Therefore, absolute location is the correct answer as it deals with an exact spot on the map.

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46. North Asia and Eastern Europe are primarily which religion?

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North Asia and Eastern Europe are primarily associated with Orthodox Christianity. This is because historically, these regions have been influenced by the Byzantine Empire and its successor states, which practiced Orthodox Christianity. The spread of this religion was also facilitated by the missionary activities of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Today, countries like Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Greece have a significant Orthodox Christian population, making it the dominant religion in these regions.

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47.
Gross Domestic Product can best be defined as which of the following?

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Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a measure of the total value of all goods and services produced and consumed within a country's borders during a specific time period. It represents the economic output and productivity of a country. It is not related to the amount of money a country has or loses in exports, or the total value of money generated by taxation.

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48. Which of the following would be the correct coordinates for "B"?

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The correct coordinates for "B" would be 60 N, 90 E. This means that the location is 60 degrees north of the equator and 90 degrees east of the prime meridian.

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49. Which of the following definitions describes why a person would GO TO a location?

Explanation

Pull factors are reasons that attract or entice individuals to go to a specific location. These factors can include opportunities for employment, better living conditions, access to education or healthcare, or a desirable climate. Pull factors are often contrasted with push factors, which are reasons that compel individuals to leave their current location. In this case, the correct answer is "Pull Factor" because it best describes the motivation behind why a person would choose to go to a particular location.

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50. Which of the following vocabulary words means, "The process of making maps and other representations of the Earth"

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Cartography is the correct answer because it refers to the process of creating maps and other visual representations of the Earth. Mental mapping refers to the individual's internal representation of space, while latitude is a measurement of distance from the equator. Social norms are rules and expectations that govern behavior in a society and are unrelated to the process of making maps.

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51. Which religion was founded by a Hindu prince and focuses on things like "karma"?

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Buddhism was founded by a Hindu prince and it emphasizes concepts like "karma". This religion originated from the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, who was born into a Hindu family but renounced his privileged life to seek enlightenment. Buddhism teaches that individuals can escape the cycle of suffering and achieve enlightenment through understanding and practicing the principles of karma, which is the belief that one's actions have consequences in this life and future lives.

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52. Which type of map shows the boundaries of countries, states, counties and cities?

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A political map shows the boundaries of countries, states, counties, and cities. It focuses on the administrative divisions and territorial boundaries of different regions. This type of map is commonly used to understand the political organization and distribution of power within a geographical area. It is helpful in identifying and locating specific regions based on their political boundaries.

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53.
A __________ is someone that COMES INTO a country

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An immigrant is someone who comes into a country. This term is used to describe individuals who leave their home country and move to a different country to establish permanent residence. Immigrants often seek better economic opportunities, escape persecution or conflict, or join family members who are already living in the new country. They go through a legal process to obtain the necessary visas or permits to enter and live in the country of their choice.

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54. The practice of having more than one spouse at a time is called _____.

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Polygamy refers to the practice of having more than one spouse at a time. It is a form of marriage in which an individual can have multiple spouses simultaneously. This term is commonly associated with cultures and societies where polygyny (one man having multiple wives) or polyandry (one woman having multiple husbands) is permitted. Polygamy is different from monogamy, which refers to the practice of having only one spouse at a time, and serial monogamy, which refers to the practice of having multiple spouses sequentially, but not simultaneously.

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55. Which of the following is a way humans ADAPT to their environment?

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Wearing warmer clothes is a way humans adapt to their environment because it allows them to regulate their body temperature and protect themselves from the cold. By wearing appropriate clothing, humans can stay warm and comfortable in colder climates, enabling them to survive and thrive in those environments. This adaptation helps humans to maintain their health and well-being in different weather conditions.

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56. Which religion today has the most adherents?

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Christianity has the most adherents today because it is the largest religion in terms of followers worldwide. With over 2 billion adherents, Christianity has a significant presence in different parts of the world, including Europe, North and South America, Africa, and Asia. The religion originated from the teachings of Jesus Christ and has spread through missionary work and colonization. Christianity encompasses various denominations and beliefs, including Catholicism, Protestantism, and Eastern Orthodoxy, contributing to its wide-reaching influence and large number of followers.

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57.
Which map shows "The location of speakers of various languages"?

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The correct answer is "Linguistic Distribution" because this map specifically shows the location of speakers of various languages. It focuses on the distribution of languages spoken in different regions or countries, rather than religious, population, or political distribution.

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58. Spatial thinking can be defined as which of the following?

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Spatial thinking can be defined as thinking about the world based on the space that objects and people fill. It involves understanding and visualizing how objects and people are arranged in space, their relationships to one another, and how they interact within that space. Spatial thinking helps individuals make sense of their physical surroundings and can be applied in various fields such as geography, architecture, and urban planning.

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59. What aspect of the country can "people" best describe?

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The term "people" is commonly used to refer to the inhabitants or residents of a country. Therefore, when describing the aspect of a country that can best be described by "people," it is most appropriate to refer to the population. The population of a country encompasses all the individuals living within its borders and is a key factor in understanding the demographics, social dynamics, and cultural diversity of the nation.

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60. Which of the following describes a blended family?

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A blended family is a family structure that consists of two adults, each with children from previous relationships. This means that both adults have children from previous marriages or partnerships, and they come together to form a new family unit. The other options in the question do not accurately describe a blended family as they either include only biological children or involve extended family members such as grandparents, aunts, and uncles.

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61. People, goods and ideas traveling from one place to another is called what?

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Movement refers to the act of people, goods, and ideas traveling from one place to another. It encompasses the physical displacement of individuals, the transportation of goods, and the spread of ideas or information. Movement is a fundamental aspect of human society and plays a crucial role in shaping cultures, economies, and interactions between different regions or countries.

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62. Which religion was founded by the Hebrews?

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Judaism was founded by the Hebrews. The Hebrews, also known as the Israelites, were an ancient Semitic people who lived in the region of Canaan. According to Jewish tradition, the religion was founded by Abraham, who is considered the father of the Hebrew people. Judaism is one of the oldest monotheistic religions and is based on the belief in one God, as revealed through the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) and other sacred texts. It encompasses a rich history, cultural traditions, ethical teachings, and religious practices that have shaped the Jewish people throughout centuries.

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63.
Economics can best be defined as which of the following?

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Economics is the study of how societies allocate scarce resources to produce, distribute, and consume goods and services. It involves analyzing the production, consumption, and exchange of all goods and services in an economy. This definition encompasses the broad scope of economics and highlights its focus on understanding the fundamental principles that govern economic activities.

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64. Check all of the following that apply:  Why of the following are questions mapmakers ask themselves when creating map?

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When creating a map, mapmakers ask themselves several questions to ensure its effectiveness. They consider the goal of the map, which helps them determine what information to include and how to present it. They also consider the intended audience or who will read the map, as this influences the level of detail and complexity. Additionally, they consider where the map will be used, as different environments or purposes may require specific features or formats. However, the question about making money from the map is not relevant to the mapmaking process.

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65. Which continent has the highest population?

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Asia has the highest population among the given continents. It is home to countries like China and India, which have the largest populations in the world. Additionally, Asia has a high population density due to its large land area and urbanization. This combination of factors contributes to Asia having the highest population compared to other continents.

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66. A(n)__________ is someone that LEAVES a country

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An emigrant is someone who leaves a country. This term is used to describe individuals who choose to permanently move away from their home country to live in another country. It is important to note that an emigrant is different from an immigrant, as immigrants are individuals who enter a country with the intention of settling there permanently.

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67. Which of the following describes a fictive family member?

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A best friend who is referred to by the family as "brother" or "sister" describes a fictive family member. This person is not biologically related to the family, but they are considered a part of the family and are given familial titles.

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68. You find yourself traveling to a new country that has different customs. What can you do to adapt and learn from the experience? (CHECK ALL THAT ARE CORRECT)

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To adapt and learn from the experience of traveling to a new country with different customs, you can observe the local customs and behaviors, ask questions to locals or experts to gain insights, and put yourself in their shoes to understand their perspective. By doing so, you can learn and appreciate the new culture, customs, and traditions of the country. Eating only foods you are used to would limit your cultural experience and hinder your ability to adapt and learn from the new environment.

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69. What characteristic of "place" deals with the environment?

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Physical characteristic is the correct answer because it refers to the natural and physical features of a place, including its climate, landforms, vegetation, and natural resources. This characteristic focuses on the environment and its impact on the area, highlighting the physical aspects that distinguish one place from another.

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70. Northern Africa and the Middle East are primarily which religion?

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The correct answer is Islam because Northern Africa and the Middle East have a majority Muslim population. Islam originated in the Arabian Peninsula and spread to these regions, becoming the dominant religion. It is important to note that while there are also significant Christian and Jewish populations in these areas, Islam is the primary religion in terms of the overall population.

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71. Which of the following types of lines can best be described as, "Horizontal lines used as a measurement of distance north and south from the equator"

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Latitude is the correct answer because it refers to the horizontal lines used to measure distance north and south from the equator. These lines run parallel to the equator and are used to determine a location's position in terms of its distance from the equator, with lines of latitude ranging from 0° at the equator to 90° at the poles. Longitude, on the other hand, measures distance east and west from the prime meridian. Tropics and circles are not relevant to measuring distance north and south from the equator.

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72. Which of the following types of lines can best be described as, "Vertical lines used as a measurement of distance north and south from the equator"

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Longitude can best be described as "vertical lines used as a measurement of distance north and south from the equator." Latitude, on the other hand, measures distance east and west from the prime meridian. Tropics refer to the regions of the Earth near the equator, and circles do not specifically measure distance north and south from the equator. Therefore, the correct answer is Longitude.

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73. What characteristic of "place" deals with people and culture?

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The characteristic of "place" that deals with people and culture is the human characteristic. This refers to the social and cultural aspects of a place, including the people who live there, their customs, traditions, language, and way of life. It focuses on the human activities and interactions that shape the identity and uniqueness of a particular place.

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74.
How “good” life is in a country is determined by which of the following?

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The correct answer is quality of life; measured by the Human Development Index. This index takes into account various factors such as life expectancy, education, and income to measure the overall well-being and development of a country. It provides a more comprehensive understanding of the standard of living and opportunities available to individuals in a country, rather than solely focusing on income or GDP.

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75. The practice of being married to only one person at a time but more than one person over a lifetime is called _____.

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Serial monogamy refers to the practice of being married to only one person at a time but having multiple spouses over the course of one's lifetime. This means that individuals may have multiple marriages or long-term committed relationships, but only one at a time. It is different from polygamy, which involves having multiple spouses simultaneously, and monogamy, which refers to being married to only one person for life. Serial monogamy is a common practice in many societies where divorce and remarriage are accepted norms.

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76. Which religion is a mixture of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism?

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Chinese Folk Religion is a mixture of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. This religion incorporates various beliefs and practices from these three major traditions in China. It is a syncretic religion that combines elements of Buddhism's teachings on enlightenment, Taoism's emphasis on harmony with nature, and Confucianism's focus on ethics and social order. Chinese Folk Religion also includes ancestor worship and the veneration of local deities, making it a unique blend of different religious influences in Chinese culture.

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77. What type of map depicts, shows or represents the natural features of a territory?

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A physical map depicts the natural features of a territory, such as mountains, rivers, lakes, and other physical characteristics of the land. It provides information about the topography and physical geography of a region, allowing viewers to understand the natural features and landforms present. Unlike political maps that focus on boundaries and human-made features, physical maps highlight the natural aspects of an area, making them useful for studying geography, planning outdoor activities, and understanding the natural environment of a place.

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78. Which religion does not appear to be prominent in continental south east Asia?

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Christianity does not appear to be prominent in continental southeast Asia. This can be attributed to the fact that the majority of the population in this region follows other religions such as Buddhism, Islam, and Hinduism. Christianity has had limited influence and presence in countries like Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Myanmar. The dominant religions in these countries have historical and cultural roots that have shaped the religious landscape, making Christianity less prominent in comparison.

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79. Which of the following is true about how education and fertility rates are generally globally related?

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More educated people tend to have fewer children. This is because education often leads to increased access to contraceptives and family planning, as well as better awareness of the economic and social implications of having children. Additionally, higher education often leads to career opportunities and a focus on personal and professional development, which can lead to delayed marriages and childbirth.

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80. Which religion was founded by Muhammad?

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In terms of economics, in what groups are countries put into?
What are the two characteristics of place?
Which rate will you ...
Use the map below to answer the continent questions.Which continent is...
Which direction is labeled "C"
Use the map to answer questions on latitude and longitude.Which of the...
What type of geographic feature do humans generally settle next to?
"Where something is" can be referred to as what?
What is important to remember about human/environment interaction?
How is it possible to move ideas over long distances?
Which continent is labeled "B"
Which continent is labeled "G"
Which rate will you ...
Human/environment interaction focuses on how humans do what with their...
Which direction is labeled "B"
Which rate will you find "By ...
Which of the following best defines "Household?"
Which continent is labeled "C"
Which continent is labeled "F"
Use the map to answer the religion/region questions below.South...
How you describe a location or "What's in it?"
Which of the following best defines "Biological children?"
Which of the following best defines "Multigenerational family?"
Which of the following definitions describes why a person would...
Which of the following is a way of defining a region?
Which ...
Which direction is labeled "D"
What is used to find absolute location?
Which of the following would the theme of "movement" focus on?
Which continent is labeled "D"
Which of the following would be the correct coordinates for "C"?
Which of the following would be the correct coordinates for "D"?
"A count of the population in a particular area" is also known as:
Reasons to GO TO an area are known as:
What is culture?
Which continent is labeled "E"
What is one way to divide regions?
The study of human population (People) is known as:
Which of the following is NOT part of Chicago's location?
Which of the following would be considered an "idea?"
Which of these is NOT an aspect of the United States as a region?
Which type of location deals with determining where one location is by...
What is the most important word when defining a region?
Which type of location deals with an exact spot on the map?
North Asia and Eastern Europe are primarily which religion?
Gross ...
Which of the following would be the correct coordinates for "B"?
Which of the following definitions describes why a person would GO TO...
Which ...
Which religion was founded by a Hindu prince and focuses on things...
Which ...
A __________ is someone that COMES INTO a country
The practice of having more than one spouse at a time is called _____.
Which of the following is a way humans ADAPT to their environment?
Which religion today has the most adherents?
Which map shows "The location of speakers of various languages"?
Spatial thinking can be defined as which of the following?
What aspect of the country can "people" best describe?
Which of the following describes a blended family?
People, goods and ideas traveling from one place to another is called...
Which religion was founded by the Hebrews?
Economics can best be defined as which of the following?
Check ...
Which continent has the highest population?
A(n)__________ is someone that LEAVES a country
Which of the following describes a fictive family member?
You find yourself traveling to a new country that has ...
What characteristic of "place" deals with the environment?
Northern Africa and the Middle East are primarily which religion?
Which ...
Which ...
What characteristic of "place" deals with people and culture?
How “good” life is in a country is ...
The practice of being married to only one person at a ...
Which religion is a mixture of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism?
What ...
Which religion does not appear to be prominent in continental south...
Which of the following is true about how education and fertility rates...
Which religion was founded by Muhammad?
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