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Question #1

What country in North America has the largest total number of immigrants of any country in the world?,,

A Greenland

B The United States

C Canada

D None of the above

Question #2

According to the lecture the greatest portion of the United States at the same latitude as

A The Sahara Desert

B Brazil

C Russia

D Australia

E The Mediterranean Sea

Question #3

https://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/north-america-physical-geography/ (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. According to the webpage, where are the Everglades located?

A Mississippi

B North Carolina

C Texas

D Florida

E California

Question #4

At the time of American independence in 1789, the population of the United States was dominated by

A Eastern Europeans

B Native Americans

C Western Europeans

D Africans

Question #5

According to the lecture, which of the following is INCORRECT

A The Ohio and Missouri Rivers drain into the Mississippi River

B The US has a tropical rainforest climate

C The Western Uplands consist of rolling hills and low mountains

D the population density of North America is around 42

E the latitudinal location of the US provides a wide variety of climates

Question #6

https://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/north-america-physical-geography/ (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. According to the webpage, what is a cordelia?

A A series of lakes

B A series of deserts

C Wetland areas

D A series of mountain ranges

E A series of rivers

Question #7

According to Figure 1.10, what specialty crops are known to grow in Florida?

A Sugarbeets and soybeans

B Sugar cane and fruit

C Wheat and potatoes

D Rice and peanuts

E All of the above are grown in Florida

Question #8

https://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/north-america-physical-geography/ (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. According to the webpage, what is the population density per square kilometer?

A 31

B 57

C 76

D 23

E 96

Question #9

According to the video which of these is NOT a sector in the US-Mexico border patrol?

A San Diego

B Yuma

C Tijuana

D El Paso

E Del Rio

Question #10

The total amount of miles of border shared by the U.S. with Mexico is?

A 2,456

B 1, 989

C 6,500

D 3,500

E 4,565

Question #11

According to the lecture, the U.S. covers nearly

A 5 million square miles

B 3.8 million square miles

C 2.5 million square miles

D 1.1 million square miles

E 10.6 million square miles

Question #12

According to the lecture, what state gets the HIGHEST average precipitation?

A Washington

B Arizona

C Florida

D California

E Louisiana

Question #13

An area of near uniformity in one or more characteristics is called what?

A A formal region

B A core region

C A functional region

D A perceptual region

Question #14

A Washington, D.C.

B Miami

C New York City

D Los Angeles

E Chicago

Question #15

The Corn Belt is considered to be what type of region?

A A Nodal region

B A Formal region

C A Conceptual region

D A Physiographic Region

E A Functional region

Question #16

The world’s largest island is what?

A Greenland

B Japan

C Australia

D Great Britain

Question #17

In terms of cultural diversity for North America (Canada and the United States), which of the following is true?

A As a whole, Canada and the United States is probably the most diverse region on Earth.

B Canada is probably the most culturally diverse region on Earth, while the United States is not.

C The United States is the most culturally diverse region on Earth while Canada is not.

D As a whole, Canada and the United States is probably not the most diverse region on Earth.

Question #18

Looking at the map (1.10) what part of North America is associated with sugarcane farming?

A Texas

B California

C Idaho

D Florida

Question #19

A region created by a shared set of links or spatial interactions is called what?

A A formal region

B A core region

C A functional region

D A perceptual region

Question #20

During the 19th and early 20th centuries the majority of immigrants to the United States were from what part of the world?

A Western Europe

B Latin America and Asia

C Africa

D Eastern and Southern Europe

Question #21

Joel Garreau, in his book Nine Nations of North America divided the continent based on what characteristic?

A Cultural characteristics

B Political divisions

C Landforms

D All of the above

Question #22

Geography in the past was deeply connected to exploration, today it is ________.

A A study of interconnectedness

B Still based on exploration

C a technical discipline related solely to the use of GIS

D A study of cartography

Question #23

A presidential republic, such as the United States, has what characteristics?

A The judicial and the legislative branches are linked

B The executive and legislative branches of government are linked

C The executive and legislative branches of government are separate

D The president and the executive branch are separate

Question #24

By current research, aboriginal people first came to the North American continent about when?

A 140,000 to 500,000 years ago

B 1,400 to 5,000 years ago

C 14,000 to 50,000 years ago

D 1,400,000 to 5,000,000 years ago

Question #25

According to the lecture, the population density of the U.S. is _________sq/mile.

A 77

B 104

C 42

D 6

E 30

Question #26

Which country in North America was the last to achieve independence from colonial rule?

A The United States

B Greenland

C Mexico

D Canada

Question #27

Garreau’s Nine Nations of North America are examples of what type of region?

A Landform

B Functional

C Formal

D Agricultural

Question #28

Which one of these regions is NOT one of Garreau’s regions of North America?

A Quebec

B Dixie

C The Oil Field

D Ecotopia

E The Breadbasket

Question #29

Most immigrants from Latin America and Asia have arrived in the United States when?

A In the 19th and early 20th century

B Since the 1990s

C Since the 1960s

D Around American independence

Question #30

The word Geography comes from the words for “earth” and “writing” in what language?

A French

B Greek

C Latin

D German

Question #31

Looking at the map (1.10) what crop, besides corn, is grown in the Corn Belt?

A Tobacco

B Hay

C Soybeans

D Wheat

Question #32

The longest peaceful international border in the world is shared by

A Canada and Alaska

B The continental United States and Mexico

C Canada and the continental United States

D Canada and Greenland

Question #33

North America is the world’s ________.

A First largest continent

B Fourth largest continent

C Second largest continent

D Third largest continent

Question #34

Which country has the highest rate of immigration (as a percentage of population) in the world?

A Greenland

B The United States

C Canada

D None of the Above

Question #35

The combined area of Canada and the United States covers about what percent of the world’s land area?

A 40%

B 5%

C 13%

D 25%

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