Question 1

Discuss the history and geography of the West Nile virus in Canada.

Accepted Answer

The West Nile virus was first detected i

Question 2

The demographic transition model was based on the experience of

Accepted Answer

A)  core countries. 
B)  peripheral countries. 
A)  core countries. 
B)  peripheral countries.

Question 3

Identify and describe internal displacement.

Accepted Answer

Internal displacement refers to the forc

Question 4

For a given country,the push factors that impel people to emigrate from that country are the same as the pull factors that impel people to immigrate to that country.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The combination of the CBR and the CDR is (the)

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A)  rate of natural increase. 
B)  infant mortality rate. 
C)  dependency ratio. 
D)  life expectancy. 
E)  net migration. 
A)  rate of natural increase. 
B)  infant mortality rate. 
C)  dependency ratio. 
D)  life expectancy. 
E)  net migration.

Question 6

A country's infant mortality rate is a good indicator of the state of its health care system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

In general,________ has/have the highest crude death rates.

Accepted Answer

A)  Africa 
B)  South America 
C)  Europe 
D)  North America 
E)  China and India 
A)  Africa 
B)  South America 
C)  Europe 
D)  North America 
E)  China and India

Question 8

Over 70 percent of Canada's total population is concentrated in urban areas situated within 150 kilometres of the U.S.border,mainly in the three provinces of

Accepted Answer

A)  British Columbia, Ontario, and Nova Scotia. 
B)  Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario. 
C)  British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec. 
D)  Ontario, Alberta, and Quebec. 
E)  Quebec, Ontario, and New Brunswick. 
A)  British Columbia, Ontario, and Nova Scotia. 
B)  Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario. 
C)  British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec. 
D)  Ontario, Alberta, and Quebec. 
E)  Quebec, Ontario, and New Brunswick.

Question 9

The following region repeatedly displays high levels of mortality due to a number of causes:

Accepted Answer

A)  southern Ontario 
B)  Prince Edward Island 
C)  Nunavut 
D)  the Lower Mainland of British Columbia 
E)  eastern Quebec 
A)  southern Ontario 
B)  Prince Edward Island 
C)  Nunavut 
D)  the Lower Mainland of British Columbia 
E)  eastern Quebec

Question 10

-Population with a high RNI

Accepted Answer

The answer of  
-Population with a high RNI...

Question 11

Research and discuss a case study that demonstrates how the movement of population is affected by push factors.

Accepted Answer

One case study that demonstrates how the

Question 12

Briefly explain the intent of the "Millennium Development Goals."

Accepted Answer

The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)

Question 13

In general,a geographer would least expect to find population clusters

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A)  in areas with fertile soils. 
B)  in mountainous interiors. 
C)  along navigable rivers. 
D)  around seaports. 
E)  along international borders. 
A)  in areas with fertile soils. 
B)  in mountainous interiors. 
C)  along navigable rivers. 
D)  around seaports. 
E)  along international borders.

Question 14

Match the migration wave to the time period.
-Chinese rural to urban migration

Accepted Answer

A) 1980 and onwards 
B) 20th century 
C) mid-19th to mid-20th centuries 
D) 19th & 20th centuries 
E) 1970s & 1980s 
A) 1980 and onwards 
B) 20th century 
C) mid-19th to mid-20th centuries 
D) 19th & 20th centuries 
E) 1970s & 1980s

Question 15

CBRs,RNIs,GDPs,IMRs,TNCs,and LDCs are all demographic measures.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

-Which of the following is in the Fertile Crescent?

Accepted Answer

A)  Morocco 
B)  India 
C)  Argentina 
D)  Bangladesh 
E)  Egypt 
A)  Morocco 
B)  India 
C)  Argentina 
D)  Bangladesh 
E)  Egypt

Question 17

Present some observations and conclusions of recent studies on Canada's Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program.Account for and distinguish between some positive and some negative assessments of the program.

Accepted Answer

Recent studies on Canada's Seasonal Agri

Question 18

Which world region has the highest rate of natural increase?

Accepted Answer

A)  North Africa 
B)  the Middle East 
C)  Australia 
D)  Asia 
E)  North America 
A)  North Africa 
B)  the Middle East 
C)  Australia 
D)  Asia 
E)  North America

Question 19

Match the population characteristics to the groups of countries.
-countries with small populations

Accepted Answer

A) peripheral countries 
B) core countries 
C) either - cannot generalize 
A) peripheral countries 
B) core countries 
C) either - cannot generalize

Question 20

One problem with censuses - even in Canada - is that they tend to undercount minority groups.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Discuss the history and geography of the West Nile virus in Canada.

The demographic transition model was based on the experience of

Identify and describe internal displacement.

For a given country,the push factors that impel people to emigrate from that country are the same as the pull factors that impel people to immigrate to that country.

The combination of the CBR and the CDR is (the)

A country's infant mortality rate is a good indicator of the state of its health care system.

In general,________ has/have the highest crude death rates.

Over 70 percent of Canada's total population is concentrated in urban areas situated within 150 kilometres of the U.S.border,mainly in the three provinces of

The following region repeatedly displays high levels of mortality due to a number of causes:

-Population with a high RNI

Research and discuss a case study that demonstrates how the movement of population is affected by push factors.

Briefly explain the intent of the "Millennium Development Goals."

In general,a geographer would least expect to find population clusters

Match the migration wave to the time period. -Chinese rural to urban migration

CBRs,RNIs,GDPs,IMRs,TNCs,and LDCs are all demographic measures.

-Which of the following is in the Fertile Crescent?

Present some observations and conclusions of recent studies on Canada's Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program.Account for and distinguish between some positive and some negative assessments of the program.

Which world region has the highest rate of natural increase?

Match the population characteristics to the groups of countries. -countries with small populations

One problem with censuses - even in Canada - is that they tend to undercount minority groups.

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Exam 3: Population Geography

Discuss the history and geography of the West Nile virus in Canada.

The demographic transition model was based on the experience of

Identify and describe internal displacement.

For a given country,the push factors that impel people to emigrate from that country are the same as the pull factors that impel people to immigrate to that country.

The combination of the CBR and the CDR is (the)

A country's infant mortality rate is a good indicator of the state of its health care system.

In general,________ has/have the highest crude death rates.

Over 70 percent of Canada's total population is concentrated in urban areas situated within 150 kilometres of the U.S.border,mainly in the three provinces of

The following region repeatedly displays high levels of mortality due to a number of causes:

-Population with a high RNI

Research and discuss a case study that demonstrates how the movement of population is affected by push factors.

Briefly explain the intent of the "Millennium Development Goals."

In general,a geographer would least expect to find population clusters

Match the migration wave to the time period. -Chinese rural to urban migration

CBRs,RNIs,GDPs,IMRs,TNCs,and LDCs are all demographic measures.

-Which of the following is in the Fertile Crescent?

Present some observations and conclusions of recent studies on Canada's Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program.Account for and distinguish between some positive and some negative assessments of the program.

Which world region has the highest rate of natural increase?

Match the population characteristics to the groups of countries. -countries with small populations

One problem with censuses - even in Canada - is that they tend to undercount minority groups.

Geography Matters

The Changing Global Context

People and Nature

Cultural Geographies

Interpreting Places and Landscapes

Geographies of Economic Development

Food and Agriculture

Political Geographies

Urbanization

City Spaces: Urban Structure

Filters