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Geography 100 Test 3

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1.
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A country that is elongated is:
2.
1 point
What term is a more meaningful measure of people and area?
3.
1 point
What is true about the railroad system in India?
4.
1 point
An example of a relict boundary is the boundary between:
5.
1 point
Which of the following cities is located nearest the Australian capital of Canberra?
6.
1 point
What physiographic region includes the South Asian countries of Bhutan and Nepal?
7.
1 point
The environmental crisis that most severely threatens economic activity in the Murray-Darling river basin is:
8.
1 point
Where do most of South Asia's impoverished people live?
9.
1 point
China's largest city is:
10.
1 point
The Ganges and Brahmaputra form a double delta in Bangladesh.
11.
1 point
The Indus Valley civilization had two major cities and had more than 100 smaller urban settlements.
12.
1 point
What contributes to the decrease in death rates in Stage 2 of the demographic transition?
13.
1 point
In Myanmar, Thailand, and Cambodia, most of the people are adherents of:
14.
1 point
British colonialism saw the development of India's transportation, irrigation and urban networks.
15.
1 point
The vast interior rural area of Australia is known as the:
16.
1 point
_____ is the study of fauna in spatial perspective.
17.
1 point
What is the modern-day name of East Pakistan?
18.
1 point
The agricultural activity most closely associated with Australia's moistest environment is:
19.
1 point
The largest Muslim country in the world in terms of population is:
20.
1 point
The North China Plain is dominated by the:
21.
1 point
In South Asia, why are boys more valued than girls?
22.
1 point
Which of the following mother country-colony associations is incorrect?
23.
1 point
When did the caste system emerge?
24.
1 point
About _____ percent of Australians live in cities or towns.
25.
1 point
Which of the following is false concerning the western interior of China?
26.
1 point
Most of the core area of Australia is located in the:
27.
1 point
The Han Dynasty:
28.
1 point
What percent of South Asia's population is rural?
29.
1 point
A boundary is actually marked on the ground during the stage called:
30.
1 point
The small oil rich Islamic sultanate of insular Southeast Asia is:
31.
1 point
Mao Zedong's proclamation creating the communist People's Republic of China was announced in:
32.
1 point
The animals found in Australia who carry their young in pouches are collectively known as:
33.
1 point
What has been one of the long standing demands of Pakistan to address the contested Kashmir region?
34.
1 point
Which of the following is one of the worlds' most heavily populated agricultural areas:
35.
1 point
Powdery wind-blown soil formed from pulverization by glaciers is called:
36.
1 point
The historic 1840 agreement between the Maori and Europeans in New Zealand is known as the Treaty of:
37.
1 point
New Zealand's largest ethnic minority group, whose roots are Polynesian, is known as the:
38.
1 point
Subsequent boundaries are decided while settlement of an area occurs.
39.
1 point
In wetter monsoon areas of eastern India and Bangladesh rice is grown as a staple crop.
40.
1 point
What is the name of the largest plateau region in South Asia?
41.
1 point
Wallace's Line refers to:
42.
1 point
A country in Southeast Asia that remained, for the most part, an independent state throughout the colonial era was:
43.
1 point
Which country-river association is incorrect?
44.
1 point
Native Australians are known as:
45.
1 point
Where in South Asia are Sino-Tibetan languages found?
46.
1 point
What is caused by the practice of gendercide by a population?
47.
1 point
Why is the caste system so highly controversial in the West?
48.
1 point
Dravidian languages were indigenous to the South Asia realm.
49.
1 point
What mountain in South Asia is the world's tallest peak?
50.
1 point
The concept that indicates that destabilization in one area will eventually affect neighboring areas is known as the:
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