AP Success - AP Human Geography: Comprehensive Set 1
Question 1
The gradual shift from primary to tertiary sectors in global economies.
The declining significance of geographical barriers due to technological advancements.
The increased homogeneity of global cultures through the diffusion of Western media.
The resurgence of traditional practices as a form of cultural resistance.
The localization strategies of multinational corporations in different cultural contexts.
Question 2
A shift from an aging population to a predominantly youthful one
Stabilization of the population pyramid, reflecting zero population growth
A rise in the dependency ratio due to an influx of retirees
An increase in life expectancy and a decrease in family size
A decrease in the natural increase rate due to out-migration
Question 3
India is in a later demographic stage than France as evidenced by its larger elderly population.
India's population pyramid suggests it is experiencing a demographic dividend, while France is facing challenges associated with an aging population.
France is in an earlier demographic stage than India due to a higher percentage of young population.
Both countries are in the same demographic stage because they both have pyramids that display a broad base.
France is in a later demographic stage with a more evenly distributed age structure and a relatively smaller young population.
Question 4
France should focus on policies that support youth employment, while India should prioritize elderly care services.
India should focus on developing infrastructure to support its large elderly population, while France should prioritize healthcare services for its overwhelmingly young population.
India should prioritize investments in education for the large youth cohort, while France might consider policies to address potential labor shortages due to an aging population.
France should implement policies encouraging high fertility rates, and India should focus on reducing its birth rate.
Both countries should immediately implement strict population control measures to prevent overpopulation.
Question 5
Cultural adaptation
Cultural commodification
Cultural convergence
Cultural divergence
Cultural appropriation
Question 6
Immediate increase in the GDP of all member states due to improved trade relations
Reduction in national identity and sovereignty concerns among member states
Enhanced trade efficiency within the supranational bloc
Loss of monetary policy autonomy by member states, complicating their ability to respond to local economic crises
Decrease in inflation rates across all member states due to the stability of the new currency
Question 7
The scarcity of agricultural land in urban environments
The decline in traditional crop rotation methods
The challenge of farming in arid and semiarid regions
Increased soil salinity in coastal agricultural zones
The demand for biofuel crops in rural areas
Question 8
It has no poverty.
It has a perfectly equal income distribution.
It has moderate income inequality.
It is considered a low-income country.
It is among the countries with the highest income inequality.
Question 9
The decreasing value of land as one moves away from the CBD
The clustering of retail establishments around major highways
The concentration of industrial activities in the periphery of cities
The segregation of urban areas based on socioeconomic status
The increase in residential land use in the city center
Question 10
To support local entrepreneurship
To take advantage of higher environmental standards
To utilize more technologically advanced labor
To invest in educational development
To benefit from lower labor costs
Question 11
Uneven development
Central place theory
Scale of analysis
Distance decay
Spatial distribution
Question 12
It may lead to the cultural practices being deemed outdated.
It could contribute to a homogenized and simplified view of the culture.
It will reduce the global influence of the country's culture.
It will uniformly enhance the country's cultural prestige.
It may create a singular narrative overshadowing other cultural elements.
Question 13
The total population increases sharply as the death rate falls and the birth rate remains high, suggesting early industrial development.
As the death rate declines, the total population remains constant, indicating stable economic development.
The population begins to decline as both birth and death rates drop, typical of post-industrial societies.
The total population growth is exponential regardless of changes in birth and death rates.
Birth and death rates have no significant impact on total population changes.
Question 14
When both birth and death rates are high.
When the birth rate remains high while the death rate declines.
After the birth rate falls below the death rate.
When the birth rate begins to decline, but the death rate remains high.
When both birth and death rates are low.
Question 15
An imminent population decline as a result of birth rates falling below death rates.
A continuous decline in the total population due to high death rates.
The population will oscillate before stabilizing, due to economic or social instability.
The population is expected to stabilize as the death rate and birth rate converge.
An increase in the total population is projected despite declining birth rates.
Question 16
Collapse of urban infrastructure
Deregulation of rural land ownership
Decrease in agricultural land value
Rural gentrification and agritourism
Improved rural internet and telecommunication services
Question 17
The influence of Western urban models
Changes in the urban heat island effect
The impact of agricultural revolutions
Shifts in demographic structures
The cultural convergence theory
Question 18
Enhance military security
Increase agricultural productivity
Attract foreign direct investment
Implement environmental protections
Promote local arts and culture
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