This AP Human Geography quiz focuses on Industrialization and Economic Development, assessing understanding of material conditions, GDP, and development disparities. It aids learners in grasping complex economic concepts relevant to global geography.
Great Britain.
Japan.
Russia.
The United States.
The Fertile Crescent.
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Extraction of materials from Earth.
Provision of goods and services.
Manufacturing of raw materials.
All of the above
A and C
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Petroleum exporting state.
Less developed country.
More developed country.
Country with a high gross domestic product.
Has evenly distributed wealth.
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Coal.
Dross.
Iron ore.
Wood.
Biomass fuels.
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Abundant petroleum reserves
Desert climate
Islamic religious principles
Democratic reforms
All of the above
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Perishable industry.
Specialized industry.
Bulk-gaining industry.
Communications-oriented industry.
Labor intensive industry.
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Consumer spending
Petroleum reserves
Regional cooperation
Traditional social customs
Its strategic distribution location
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Of hand-made luxury goods
In the home.
Of steam engines.
In small factories.
Cheeses and pastries.
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The primary sector.
The secondary sector.
The tertiary sector.
All three sectors.
A and B
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Improvement in material conditions.
Value of the output of goods and services.
Value of a product compared to the needed labor.
Division of jobs into different sectors.
Changes in political institutions.
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Level of development.
Primary economic sector.
Productivity index.
Value added.
Gross domestic product.
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Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
All three sectors
B and C
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The mills are near the mines.
Separate parts are combined to make more complex and massive products.
Refineries import most material from other countries.
Parts suppliers package shipments in bulk containers.
Parts suppliers supply components with just-in-time management.
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Outsourcing.
Vertical integration.
Access to raw materials.
New infrastructure.
Just-in-time inventory management
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Bulk-reducing industry.
Perishable industry.
Bulk-gaining industry.
Specialized manufacturer.
Fabrication concentration point.
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Break-of-bulk points.
Consumers.
Raw materials.
Suburbs.
Abundant energy supply.
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Work harder,
Have access to more technology.
Have a higher value added per person.
Are better educated.
Understand their jobs better than workers in less developed countries.
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Government subsidies.
Labor.
Markets.
Raw materials.
Fluid capital.
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Bleaching.
Dyeing.
Food processing.
A and B
All of the above
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Women on average have two-thirds of the income of men in MDCs.
Women have much lower incomes than men in LDCs.
Female life expectancy is less than males in every country of the world.
Female literacy is much lower than males in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East.
Women hold less than one-fourth of managerial jobs in LDCs where data are available.
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Automotive
Electronics
Steel
Textile
Fabricated machinery
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Introduce more flexible work rules.
Place more importance on site factors.
Assign each worker one task.
Dominate transnational corporations.
Require larger inventories of parts and components.
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In the southern hemisphere.
In core region.
In peripheral locations.
Clustered in an inner ring.
Spread evenly across the land masses.
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Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
None of the above
B and C
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Available for sharing by a large number of people.
Unknown and unfamiliar to most people.
Essential to rural life.
Owned by a minority of the people.
Available only through local manufacture.
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Food
Petroleum
Financial and management services
Entertainment
Sports
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Widening.
Remaining constant.
Decreasing.
Zero.
Cycling up and down.
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Transportation
Producer services
Government
Construction
Banking
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The country imports most of its food.
Few people are unemployed.
Most people consume an inadequate amount of calories.
Most people must produce food for their own survival.
Factory production cannot expand.
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From their abundant supplies.
Through exploitation of their colonies.
Through purchase from less developed countries.
From domestic extraction industries.
Exclusively through pipelines.
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Confrontation with more developed countries.
Identifying unique economic assets.
Inability to repay loans.
Promoting self-sufficiency.
Currency inflation.
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The late 1500s.
The late 1600s.
The late 1700s.
The late 1800s.
The late 1900s.
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Truck.
Train.
Boat.
Airplane.
Ox cart.
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Anglo-America
Eastern Europe
Middle East
Western Europe
South Pacific
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Balanced growth of all economic sectors.
Global competitiveness for local industries.
The maintenance of a large bureaucracy.
Unequal distribution of resources.
More efficient industries.
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Avoid labor unions.
Minimize production costs inside the plant.
Minimize transport costs.
Identify unique characteristics of a particular location.
Find an ideal climate.
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Europe.
Japan.
Russia.
The United States.
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Low literacy rates
Lack of social security benefits for the elderly
High ratios of nurses and doctors to patients
Inadequate supply of calories and proteins
Defective drugs
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Abundant agricultural products
High quality manufactured goods
Imports to be limited
International consumer preferences
Abundant mineral resources
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Eastern North America
Eastern Europe
Northwestern Europe
East Asia
Eastern South America
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Arrival of the monsoon.
Diffusion of miracle seeds.
Ratio between population and resources.
Price of jute.
Price of coconut oil.
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Yarn
Textile
Shirts
Cotton thread
All are equally likely
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A favorable ratio of population to resources.
An abundant supply of labor.
High physiological density.
Extensive supplies of critical raw materials.
Easy access to established Asian markets.
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Clustered.
Concentrated.
Dispersed.
Randomly distributed.
Located in colonies.
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Capital
Labor
Land
Transportation
C and D
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Global communications and fluid capital
Cheap labor and high consumer demand
Availability of raw materials and cheap energy
Fluid capital and advantageous tariffs
Skilled labor and rapid delivery to market
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Clustered primarily in the Persian (Arabian) Gulf states.
Dispersed throughout the region.
Concentrated primarily along the Mediterranean Sea.
Primarily in Saudi Arabia.
Clustered in fields along the western shore of the Red Sea.
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Low taxes on imports.
Making domestic goods more expensive.
Elimination of quotas on imports.
Requiring licenses for imports.
Weak domestic demand.
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