AP Success - AP Human Geography: Comprehensive Set 7

Question 1

Multiple choice
The revitalization of a historically significant urban district is being planned. Which approach would best support the conservation of the area's cultural landscape?
  • Promoting the district as a hub for international tourism

  • Implementing zoning laws that restrict changes to the facades of historic buildings

  • Reducing public access to the area to prevent vandalism and degradation

  • Encouraging the development of chain stores to promote economic growth

  • Allowing the unrestricted construction of modern high-rise buildings

Question 2

Multiple choice
In a scenario where global connectivity is high, which of the following would be a probable cause for a diffusion in fertility patterns from one country to another?
  • Comparative advantage in service sector employment

  • Climate change causing shifts in agricultural productivity

  • Trade agreements impacting the labor force

  • Cultural diffusion of family planning practices

  • Urban to rural migration patterns

Question 3

Multiple choice
The concept of "comparative advantage" explains why:
  • Developing countries are excluded from global trade.

  • Countries export goods they can produce at a lower opportunity cost than others.

  • Industrial countries import more goods from agricultural countries.

  • All countries are self-sufficient.

  • High-income countries focus on tertiary activities.

Question 4

Multiple choice
Gentrification in urban neighborhoods usually results in:
  • Displacement of lower-income residents

  • Reduced demand for urban space

  • Decreased investment in public infrastructure

  • Lower housing prices due to increased supply

  • Increased agricultural land use within city limits

Question 5

Multiple choice
The map of land-use in the Cairo area includes "Informal areas on former agricultural land." This phenomenon is most likely a result of:
  • Environmental conservation measures

  • Land reclamation projects for agricultural enhancement

  • Government initiatives to redistribute urban populations

  • Urban sprawl and uncontrolled peripheral development

  • Greenbelt policies restricting urban growth

Question 6

Multiple choice
"Gated Communities" are marked on the Cairo land-use map. What does this indicate about social patterns within the city?
  • Strong community organization and local governance

  • A lack of urban planning and zoning laws

  • Segregation based on socio-economic status

  • A decline in urban population density

  • High levels of income equality

Question 7

Multiple choice
Which of the following best describes the impact of climate change on agricultural zoning as proposed by Von Thünen’s Model?
  • Contraction of the wilderness zone as arable land decreases

  • No impact, as Von Thünen’s Model does not account for environmental variables

  • Displacement of grain farming zones due to altered precipitation patterns

  • Expansion of the market gardening zone due to increased carbon dioxide levels

  • Shift in the location of dairy farming zones closer to urban centers

Question 8

Multiple choice
Which model explains the growth of cities in developing countries, characterized by a colonial CBD, informal and formal housing sectors, and a peripheral squatter settlements zone?
  • Hoyt's Sector Model

  • Griffin-Ford Model

  • Burgess's Concentric Zone Model

  • Galactic City Model

  • Harris and Ullman's Multiple Nuclei Model

Question 9

Multiple choice
Which policy is most appropriate for a country with a constrictive population pyramid and a shrinking labor force?
  • Encouraging delayed retirement and extended work life

  • Implementing strict anti-immigration laws

  • Reducing public spending on education

  • Promoting urbanization and industrial employment

  • Increasing tax incentives for larger families

Question 10

Multiple choice
In the context of cultural globalization, "glocalization" refers to:
  • The homogenization of global cultures.

  • The process by which local cultures are exported and become global phenomena.

  • The dominance of local cultures over global influences.

  • The rejection of global products in favor of local alternatives.

  • The adaptation of global products to meet local tastes and preferences.

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