Geography Challenge: Chapter 2 Quiz

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Geography Challenge: Chapter 2 Quiz


Froggy Jumps Geography Challenge: Chapter 2 QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on key concepts from Geography Chapter 2! par Mia 1 What aspect of the biosphere encompasses all human interaction? a Sociosphere b Homosphere c Humainosphere 2 What does Anthropocene mean? a Age of fauna b Age of animals c Age of man 3 High human impacts on the biosphere follow areas that have? a High population and high human development b High population and low human development c Low population and high human development 4 Why do all extinctions occur? a Unstable climate conditions b Rapid change in the environment c Natural disasters 5 What is the best definition of ecological footprint? a The demand from nature that humanity places on the planet b The amount of waste a country generates per person c The impact of resources that humanity has consumed for products 6 What is the best definition of bio-capacity? a The biological materials that are produced in a given area of land and the measurement of land used b The measure of a region’s ability to produce biological materials regardless of land use c Maximum amount of biological materials that can be extracted from land after environmental damage 7 What is the scientific theory that explains the movement of the Earth’s crust? a Plate tectonics b Continental drift c Isostasy 8 What plate boundary occurs when two plates are forced apart from each other often by magma bubbling up from the mantle? a Molten Plate Boundary b Conflicting Plate Boundary c Divergent Plate Boundary 9 What plate boundary occurs when two plates come together causing one plate to subduct? a Merging Plate Boundary b Convergent Plate Boundary c Superposed Plate Boundary 10 What plate boundary occurs when to plates slide past each other but do not collide? a Drift Plate Boundary b Transform Plate Boundary c Coincide Plate Boundary 11 What realm of geography focuses on land formations? a Geomorphology b Terramorphology c Land Science 12 How were the food needs of a growing population traditionally met? a Subsistence farming b Sustenance Agriculture c Imported food 13 What is the problem with food production? a The way we use land does not support the current population b The population is growing c Unsustainable in the long term due to climate change and resource depletion 14 What is the best definition of physiological density? a The number of people per unit of land that we can support through food production b The number of people that can be sustained dependent on the crops we grow c the number of people per unit of land that we can sustain on agriculture independent of what we grow 15 What is NOT an example of something used during the Green Revolution? a Miracle Seeds b Less Irrigation c Fertilizers and pesticides 16 What is the best example of sustainable agriculture? a Reliance on fertilizers and pesticides b Monocropping c Miracle Seeds 17 Which of the following are examples of the pros and cons for genetically modified organisms? a Pro: Lower price Con: Human Health Concerns b Pro: Safer for consumption Con: Higher price c Pro: Always increase crop yields Con: Unregulated 18 Which of the following are examples of the pros and cons for genetically modified organisms? a Pro: Better for the environment Con: Lower Nutrition b Pro: Higher Nutrition Con: environmental concerns c Pro: Safer for consumption Con: Alter DNA 19 Which of the following are examples of the pros and cons for genetically modified organisms? a Pro: Greater Durability/freshness Con: environmental concerns b Pro: Better for the environment Con: Lower Durability/freshness c Pro: Most effective and sustainable Con: Unregulated 20 What is the best definition for food security? a The ability of the State to regularly provide a large variety of food for the entire population b The ability of the State to provide an adequate amount of food regardless of nutritional value c The ability of the State to regularly provide an adequate amount of food for the entire population 21 Why is there a global issue of lack of water? a The amount of water we have is unstable b We are running out of water c We cannot use all forms of water 22 What is the best example of hidden water? a Beef Production b Production of electronics c Showering 23 What are the differences between green and blue water? a Blue is the water that exists on the surface while green is the water that goes into agriculture b Blue is the water that exists on the surface while green is the water that has been used in process c Blue is the water that goes into agriculture while green is the water that exist on the surface 24 What are the differences between green and gray water? a Green is the water that exists on the surface while gray is the water that goes into agriculture b Green is the water that exists on the surface while gray is the water that has been used in process c Green is the water that goes into agriculture while gray is the water that has been used in process 25 What is the best definition of the world’s water footprints? a The total amount of water used to produce goods and services for society b  The total amount of fresh water used to produce goods and services for society c The total amount of water used to measure the impact of human activities on the environment 26 What is NOT an example of the privatization and commodification of water? a Water companies responding to shareholders, not the general public b Water companies taking control of a public water system and charging residents for water access c Water companies functioning as public utilities or community based organizations 27 Water quality is affected by what three factors? a Industrialization, Urbanization, and Agriculture b Industrialization, Agriculture, Recreation c Residential Housing, Urbanization, Education 28 How does industrialization affect water quality? a Emissions impact quality and temperature b Emissions affect the flow rate of rivers and streams c Emissions impact mineral content water 29 How does urbanization affect water quality? a Density impacts smell and taste b Density impacts access and sanitation c Population impacts access and sanitation 30 How does agriculture affect water quality? a Runoff impacts sedimentation and pollution loads b Runoff alters the mineral content of the water c Runoff impacts the clarity and color 31 What is an example of the difference between weather and climate? a There is no notable difference between the climate and weather b The weather in London is temperate with cool wet winters, while the climate of London is sunny c The weather in London today is sunny, while the climate of London is temperate with cool wet winters 32 What is the best definition of climate? a Conditions of the atmosphere over a short period of time b How the atmosphere behaves over a long period of time and space c The immediate atmospheric conditions, including temperature, humidity, and wind speed 33 What is the best example of albedo? a When you wear dark-colored clothes and get hotter compared to someone wearing light-colored b When you wear light-colored clothes and get hotter compared to someone wearing dark-colored clothes c When light is refracted off a dark object making it feel cooler to the touch 34 Why do valleys often trap heat? a High elevation because as you go further up in the atmosphere the temperature gets warmer b Low elevation because as you go further up in the atmosphere the temperature gets colder c Low elevation because as you go further up in the atmosphere the temperature gets warmer 35 Why is there persistent ring of precipitation happening right around the equator? a More water is recycled in that area due to the water cycle resulting in more rain b The ring around the equator has a tropical climate causing more precipitation c Warm air gets pushed up towards the atmosphere that is unable to hold water and comes back as rain 36 What is the process of orographic rainfall? a Moist air rises over mountains, cools, condenses and precipitates on windward side;leeward stays dry b Dry air rises over mountains, cools, condenses and precipitates on windward side; leeward stays dry c Dry air rises over mountains, cools, condenses and precipitates on leeward side; windward stays dry 37 What is the difference between climate change and global warming? a Climate change is a slow shift in climate and global warming is observed warming of climate b They are the same c Climate change is a rapid shift in climate and global warming is observed warming of climate 38 How is the greenhouse effect contributing to global warming? a Humans reduced emission of CO2 caused elevated levels of methane that traps heat b Humans enhanced emission of CO2 traps heat and prevents it from leaving the atmosphere c The greenhouse effect is a natural process caused by the emission of CO2 and isn’t global warming 39 Which are the best examples of the impact of climate change? a Reversing of rivers, lack of seasons, high precipitation b Increased rotation speed, identical weather patterns, dry oceans c Food insecurity, risk to water supplies, loss of biodiversity 40 What places are extremely vulnerable to climate change? a Developing or deprived nations/Semi periphery countries and the periphery countries. b Developed or privileged nations/Semi periphery countries and the periphery countries. c Developing or deprived nations/Periphery countries and the core countries.

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Geography Challenge: Chapter 2 QuizVersion en ligne

par Mia

What aspect of the biosphere encompasses all human interaction?

What does Anthropocene mean?

High human impacts on the biosphere follow areas that have?

Why do all extinctions occur?

What is the best definition of ecological footprint?

What is the best definition of bio-capacity?

What is the scientific theory that explains the movement of the Earth’s crust?

What plate boundary occurs when two plates are forced apart from each other often by magma bubbling up from the mantle?

What plate boundary occurs when two plates come together causing one plate to subduct?

What plate boundary occurs when to plates slide past each other but do not collide?

What realm of geography focuses on land formations?

How were the food needs of a growing population traditionally met?

What is the problem with food production?

What is the best definition of physiological density?

What is NOT an example of something used during the Green Revolution?

What is the best example of sustainable agriculture?

Which of the following are examples of the pros and cons for genetically modified organisms?

Which of the following are examples of the pros and cons for genetically modified organisms?

Which of the following are examples of the pros and cons for genetically modified organisms?

What is the best definition for food security?

Why is there a global issue of lack of water?

What is the best example of hidden water?

What are the differences between green and blue water?

What are the differences between green and gray water?

What is the best definition of the world’s water footprints?

What is NOT an example of the privatization and commodification of water?

Water quality is affected by what three factors?

How does industrialization affect water quality?

How does urbanization affect water quality?

How does agriculture affect water quality?

What is an example of the difference between weather and climate?

What is the best definition of climate?

What is the best example of albedo?

Why do valleys often trap heat?

Why is there persistent ring of precipitation happening right around the equator?

What is the process of orographic rainfall?

What is the difference between climate change and global warming?

How is the greenhouse effect contributing to global warming?

Which are the best examples of the impact of climate change?

What places are extremely vulnerable to climate change?