AP Success - AP Human Geography: Comprehensive Set 2

Question 1

Multiple choice
  • The country on the right has diversified its economy more than the country on the left, given the more equal distribution of labor across sectors.

  • Both countries show a labor force primarily engaged in services, indicating advanced economic structures.

  • The country represented by the left pie chart has a predominantly service-based economy, while the country on the right has an economy focused on agriculture.

  • The country represented by the left pie chart is likely in an earlier stage of economic development than the country on the right, as indicated by the higher percentage of agricultural workers.

  • Industry is the dominant sector in both countries, suggesting a post-industrial economic stage.

Question 2

Multiple choice
  • The country on the left should implement technology to increase agricultural efficiency, while the country on the right should emphasize industrial training programs.

  • The country on the left should focus on industrialization to reduce reliance on agriculture, while the country on the right should develop policies to support the service sector.

  • Both countries should implement policies to shift their workforce toward the industry sector to balance the labor force distribution.

  • The country on the right should invest in agricultural development due to its minimal representation in the labor force.

  • The country on the left should focus on improving the technology in the service sector, while the country on the right should increase investment in agriculture to support the dominant service sector.

Question 3

Multiple choice
  • Increased investments in vertical farming and urban agriculture

  • The preservation of green belts and agricultural land around cities

  • Improved soil fertility due to decreased industrial pollution

  • The conversion of prime agricultural land to residential and commercial uses

  • Enhanced rural-urban migration to undeveloped areas

Question 4

Multiple choice
  • The autonomous region might pursue policies that are in direct conflict with the central government, leading to further tensions.

  • The autonomous region could experience a rapid increase in population density as people from the majority group migrate there seeking autonomy.

  • The move might create a precedent that encourages other groups within the state to seek similar autonomous status, potentially fragmenting the state further.

  • The central government may significantly increase its military expenditures to maintain control over the autonomous region.

  • The establishment of an autonomous region could lead to a decrease in foreign investment due to perceived political instability.

Question 5

Multiple choice
  • Assimilation

  • Segregation

  • Cultural divergence

  • Nationalism

  • Cultural pluralism

Question 6

Multiple choice
  • A decrease in the total dependency ratio

  • An increase in the sex ratio at birth

  • A rise in maternal mortality rates

  • A decline in the average household size

  • A fall in the crude death rate

Question 7

Multiple choice
  • Economic development leads to sustainable environmental practices from the outset.

  • Environmental concerns are irrelevant to the stages of economic development.

  • There is an inverted U-shaped relationship between economic development and environmental degradation.

  • Environmental degradation increases linearly with economic development.

  • Developed countries experience higher levels of environmental degradation than developing countries.

Question 8

Multiple choice
  • Infill urbanism

  • Urban renewal

  • Urban sprawl

  • Exurbanization

  • Edge city development

Question 9

Multiple choice
  • Autonomous public transportation systems

  • Increased green spaces and pedestrian zones

  • High-speed broadband and Wi-Fi availability throughout the city

  • Implementation of IoT (Internet of Things) technologies for city management

  • Expansion of heavy industrial zones within city limits

Question 10

Multiple choice
  • Reducing the efficacy of traditional crop rotation methods

  • Facilitating the return of land to its natural, wilderness state

  • Decreasing the amount of land needed for traditional crops

  • Increasing biodiversity within monoculture farming systems

  • Encouraging small-scale, organic farming practices

Question 11

Multiple choice
  • Federal systems require a monarch as the head of state, while unitary systems do not.

  • Federal systems are found exclusively in large countries, while unitary systems are found in smaller countries.

  • Unitary systems do not allow for the existence of subnational units of government.

  • A unitary system is democratic, whereas a federal system may not be democratic.

  • In a unitary system, power is concentrated at the national level, while a federal system distributes power between national and subnational entities.

Question 12

Multiple choice
  • Wholesale, light manufacturing

  • Heavy manufacturing

  • Residential suburb

  • Outlying business district

  • Central business district

Question 13

Multiple choice
  • The clustering of medical services around a major hospital

  • The division of a city into residential zoning only

  • The linear development of industrial areas along transportation routes

  • The concentration of financial services in a central business district

  • The decentralization of retail districts into suburban areas

Question 14

Multiple choice
  • By illustrating the development of specialized nodes around which particular types of activities cluster

  • By emphasizing the importance of a single dominant center in urban development

  • By highlighting the social stratification present in urban areas

  • By suggesting that heavy manufacturing should be centrally located in urban areas

  • By recognizing that outlying business districts do not influence urban patterns

Question 15

Multiple choice
  • The influx of non-local residents leading to gentrification

  • The uniformity of architectural styles across neighborhoods

  • The prevalence of international fast-food chains

  • The presence of locally owned businesses and artisan shops

  • The adaptation of global fashion trends by local residents

Question 16

Multiple choice
  • Increasing military spending

  • Investing in rural agricultural development

  • Increasing the retirement age

  • Expanding childcare services and parental leave benefits

  • Providing free university education

Question 17

Multiple choice
  • Population growth stalls, leading to economic stagnation.

  • The proportion of working-age population is high relative to the dependent population.

  • A country's fertility rate falls below its mortality rate, leading to population decline.

  • A country experiences rapid population growth due to high fertility rates.

  • The dependency ratio is balanced by increases in immigration.

Question 18

Multiple choice
  • Cultural appropriation

  • Cultural revival

  • Cultural diffusion

  • Cultural cleansing

  • Cultural integration

Question 19

Multiple choice
  • Geometric boundary

  • Subsequent boundary

  • Antecedent boundary

  • Relict boundary

  • Superimposed boundary

Question 20

Multiple choice
  • Decreasing the amount of land devoted to food crops in favor of energy crops

  • Encouraging the expansion of organic farming practices

  • Reducing deforestation rates in tropical regions

  • Increasing the diversity of crops within polyculture systems

  • Diminishing the global carbon footprint of agriculture

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