AP Success - AP Human Geography: Comprehensive Set 9

Question 1

Multiple choice
The replacement fertility rate in developed countries is approximately 2.1. Which of the following factors could cause a country with a replacement-level fertility rate to still experience population growth?
  • An increase in the population's carrying capacity

  • A high dependency ratio

  • Decreasing mortality rates among the elderly

  • Immigration exceeding emigration

  • A decline in the population's doubling time

Question 2

Multiple choice
Which of the following best illustrates the impact of globalization on urban landscapes?
  • The standardization of suburban development practices worldwide.

  • The spread of slums on the outskirts of cities in developing countries.

  • The declining significance of central business districts due to telecommuting.

  • The emergence of global cities as nodes in the world economy.

  • The proliferation of ethnic enclaves in megacities reflecting patterns of immigration.

Question 3

Multiple choice
The principle of environmental determinism historically suggested that:
  • Human activities are shaped by cultural traditions rather than environmental conditions.

  • Cultural landscapes are a result of the interaction between humans and their environment.

  • Human adaptation to the environment is mediated through technological innovation.

  • Technological advancements can overcome any environmental constraints.

  • Geographic environments shape human societies in a deterministic manner.

Question 4

Multiple choice
In a diverse society, which urban development pattern would best promote the integration of different cultural groups?
  • Encouraging the development of single-use areas segregated by cultural activities

  • Establishing homogeneous residential zones based on income levels

  • Constructing barriers to limit interaction among different ethnic groups

  • The creation of a mosaic of ethnic neighborhoods, each with its own infrastructure

  • Designing mixed-use spaces where cultural facilities are centrally located

Question 5

Multiple choice
A nation's demographic transition from stage 2 to stage 3 is often accompanied by which of the following changes in the population pyramid?
  • A more uniform shape across all age groups

  • A narrowing of the base and expansion of the middle

  • A broadening of the base

  • A pronounced increase in the dependency ratio

  • A bulge in the population of elderly

Question 6

Multiple choice
Devolutionary pressures within a country are most likely to lead to which of the following outcomes?
  • Strengthening of the central government's power

  • Fragmentation of the state into smaller autonomous regions or states

  • Decrease in nationalist sentiment among the population

  • Increased integration into supranational organizations

  • Expansion of the state's territory to include neighboring regions

Question 7

Multiple choice
A country's government launches a campaign to increase the birth rate in response to an aging population and shrinking workforce. This policy intervention is an attempt to address challenges related to:
  • The demographic dividend

  • Population momentum

  • Urban sprawl

  • The third stage of the demographic transition model

  • The second stage of the demographic transition model

Question 8

Multiple choice
The concept of "carrying capacity" is most directly related to:
  • The economic resources available to sustain a country's population.

  • The maximum population size an environment can sustain without degradation.

  • The ability of a city's infrastructure to support a growing population.

  • The number of species that can coexist in a particular habitat.

  • The spatial extent to which urban development can occur.

Question 9

Multiple choice
An inner-city neighborhood with aging infrastructure is witnessing the influx of younger, more affluent residents. This scenario best describes:
  • Urban sprawl

  • Urban decay

  • Suburbanization

  • Gentrification

  • Urban renewal

Question 10

Multiple choice
The "brain drain" phenomenon can best be mitigated by which of the following strategies in a developing country?
  • Creating incentives for higher education and research within the country

  • Increasing tariffs on technological imports

  • Limiting internet connectivity to reduce exposure to external job markets

  • Promoting out-migration for higher education

  • Establishing partnerships with multinational corporations

Question 11

Multiple choice
A city with a high degree of connectivity and global financial services is experiencing a rapid increase in real estate prices, making housing unaffordable for many residents. This scenario illustrates the impact of:
  • Real estate speculation

  • Urban redevelopment policies

  • Global city status

  • Foreign direct investment

  • Housing bubble economics

Question 12

Multiple choice
Which of the following would most likely be an effect of sustained low fertility rates on a nation's healthcare system?
  • A strain on geriatric care facilities

  • Redundancy of family planning services

  • An increase in pediatric services

  • A decrease in healthcare expenditures

  • A surplus of healthcare workers

Question 13

Multiple choice
An international organization launches a satellite-based program to monitor deforestation in the Amazon rainforest. The program aims to provide real-time data to governments and NGOs to aid in conservation efforts. This initiative is an example of:
  • Both (C) and (D)

  • Environmental determinism

  • Geographic Information Systems (GIS) application

  • Remote sensing

  • Geopolitical engineering

Question 14

Multiple choice
The concept of "peace walls" in urban areas is designed to reduce conflict between different community groups by physically separating them. While effective in the short term, this approach can have long-term consequences, including:
  • Leading to the development of shared economic ventures between the communities

  • Increasing the mobility of individuals between the communities

  • Reducing the need for law enforcement and military presence in the area

  • Deepening divisions and reinforcing stereotypes by limiting interactions between the communities

  • Encouraging greater social integration and harmony between the communities

Question 15

Multiple choice
A film from a particular culture becomes a global phenomenon, influencing fashion, language, and behavior around the world. This process is an example of:
  • Cultural divergence

  • Cultural imperialism

  • Cultural convergence

  • Cultural revitalization

  • Cultural syncretism

Question 16

Multiple choice
An ethnic group in a multinational state seeks greater autonomy and the right to preserve its unique cultural practices. This situation reflects tensions related to:
  • Centripetal forces

  • Cultural assimilation

  • Nationalism

  • Multilingualism

  • Centrifugal forces

Question 17

Multiple choice
Given the increasing concerns over climate change and its impact on global economies, a country with a significant portion of its GDP derived from fossil fuel exports begins to explore sustainable energy sources. In the context of global economic development trends and environmental sustainability, which of the following approaches would most likely ensure long-term economic stability and growth for the country?
  • Maintaining current levels of fossil fuel exports while offsetting carbon emissions through international carbon credit trading.

  • Collaborating with multinational corporations to develop geoengineering solutions that allow continued fossil fuel use.

  • Diversifying the economy by developing the service sector, particularly focusing on eco-tourism and digital services.

  • Increasing fossil fuel production to capitalize on current demand while investing in nuclear energy as a transitional power source.

  • Investing heavily in renewable energy technologies and infrastructure while gradually reducing dependence on fossil fuel exports.

Question 18

Multiple choice
The "digital divide" impacts geographical inequality by:
  • Reducing differences in income and employment opportunities across regions.

  • Enhancing connectivity and access to information in rural areas.

  • Exacerbating disparities between individuals with and without access to digital technologies.

  • Promoting equal access to education and healthcare through telemedicine and online learning.

  • Facilitating the global spread of cultures and ideas, leading to cultural homogenization.

Question 19

Multiple choice
In regions experiencing water scarcity, the shift from flood irrigation to drip irrigation systems primarily aims to:
  • Increase water runoff to adjacent non-agricultural lands

  • Encourage the growth of water-intensive crops like rice and cotton

  • Promote the use of saline water in irrigation

  • Enhance the area of land that can be cultivated with limited water resources

  • Reduce the labor intensity of traditional irrigation methods

Question 20

Multiple choice
The push for biofuels has led to changes in agricultural land use by:
  • Decreasing the amount of land devoted to food crops in favor of energy crops

  • Reducing deforestation rates in tropical regions

  • Diminishing the global carbon footprint of agriculture

  • Increasing the diversity of crops within polyculture systems

  • Encouraging the expansion of organic farming practices

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