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 Question 1 (Worth 1 points)

The city of __________ is located at the confluence of the White and Blue Nile and serves as the capital of __________.

Khartoum/Sudan

Addis Ababa/Ethiopia

Cairo/Egypt

Kabol/Afghanistan

Baghdad/Iraq

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 2 (Worth 1 points)

Wallace’s Line refers to:

the point in Australia where earthquakes are     particularly severe

the line separating Australian species from     non-Australian species

the midpoint of the Great Dividing Range

the point at which Australian waters are divided from     New Zealand waters

the dividing line between the aboriginal and modern     Australian territories

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 3 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following statements is false?

Though the official language of Bangladesh is Bengali,     the official language of Pakistan is     Urdu.

While the major natural hazard faced by Bangladesh is     flooding, the major natural hazard faced by Pakistan is drought.

While rice is the major staple grain in Bangladesh,     wheat is the major staple grain in Pakistan.

Bangladesh and Pakistan have significant known mineral     resources.

Bangladesh and Pakistan were once united into a single     country.

Points earned on this question: 0

Question 4 (Worth 1 points)

The lava covered plateau that extends across most of southern India is known as the:

Punjab

Bengla

Dravidian

Deccan

Raj

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 5 (Worth 1 points)

The Hindu population of Sri Lanka is called the:

Ceylonese

Sinhalese

Tamils

Ghats

Lankanese

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 6 (Worth 1 points)

The rural areas of Australia are known as the:

backward zone

outlands

aboriginal territories

Northern Territory

outback

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 7 (Worth 1 points)

. Which of the following countries is not on the Arabian Peninsula?

Libya

Kuwait

Oman

Qatar

Bahrain

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 8 (Worth 1 points)

This country is the smallest in North Africa, but has the highest GNP per capita in North Africa.

Chad

Algeria

Tunisia

D. Morocco

Libya

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 9 (Worth 1 points)

The partitioning of Hindu India from Muslim Pakistan occurred in:

ca. 460 B.C.

1857

1947

D. 1971

the two areas have never been partitioned

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 10 (Worth 1 points)

The largest country in Melanesia by area is:

Solomon Islands Island

Fiji

Papua New Guinea

Hawai’i

Easter

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 11 (Worth 1 points)

The island of New Guinea is included in the region known as:

Melanesia

Micronesia

Polynesia

Fiji

Indonesia

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 12 (Worth 1 points)

The small group of islands 400 miles south of India are the:

Sri Lanka

Punjabs

Maldives

Dravidians

Colombos

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 13 (Worth 1 points)

. The Gobi is associated with which region?

North China

Northeast China

Inner Mongolia

D. Xinjiang

Xizang

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 14 (Worth 1 points)

The Sikh population is concentrated in:

Punjab

Assam

Kerala

Kashmir

Seekland

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 15 (Worth 1 points)

The State of Israel:

was settled by people fleeing the Zionist policies of     Nazi Germany

was created from territory that was formerly     administered by the British

was part of the Ottoman Empire and ceded to the     Israelis in 1923

was created out of the country of Palestine that     previously had no Jewish population

was founded after World War I

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 16 (Worth 1 points)

The irredentist movement in the North West Frontier of Pakistan is based on cultural affiliations with the neighboring country of:

Iran

Afghanistan

Jammu and Kashmir

Bangladesh

India

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 17 (Worth 1 points)

The untouchable caste in India is known as the:

Hindus

Harijans

Brahmans

Sikhs

none of the above

Points earned on this question: 0

Question 18 (Worth 1 points)

_______ held onto eastern Timor well after the Dutch left the East Indies.

Portugal

Spain

U.S.

British

Japanese

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 19 (Worth 1 points)

Prior to independence, New Guinea was administered by:

Australia

New Zealand

U.S.

Indonesia

Papua

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 20 (Worth 1 points)

The modern state of Israel was created in:

1923

1937

1948

D. 1959

1967

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Question 21 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following cities suffered severely in the devastating 1991 cyclone that came ashore north of the Bay of Bengal?

New Delhi

Bombay (Mumbai)

Dhaka

D. Karachi

Beijing

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Question 22 (Worth 1 points)

The body of water destroyed by Soviet irrigation schemes is the:

Black Sea

Aral Sea

Caspian Sea

Lake Balkhash

Sea of Azov

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Question 23 (Worth 1 points)

An area whose control is still disputed by India and Pakistan is:

Punjab

Jammu and Kashmir

Bangladesh

Bengal

Goa

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 24 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following statements about Indian agriculture is false?

Rice is grown in the east and wheat in the west.

Wheat is grown in the east and rice in the west.

C. The Green Revolution led to significant increases in production.

Cotton is produced in west-central India.

All of the above are false.

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 25 (Worth 1 points)

The majority population in the north of Kazakhstan is:

Kazakhstan

Russian

Uzbek

Armenian

Ukrainian

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 26 (Worth 1 points)

The dominant centripetal force in India has been the:

cultural and religious strength of Hinduism

B. universality of the English Language

united opposition to Islam

national effort against the colonial power

war on hunger and malnutrition

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 27 (Worth 1 points)

One of the worlds’ most heavily populated agricultural areas is known as:

Xizang

Chang-Yangzi Basin

Xinjiang

Shazam

North China Plain

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Question 28 (Worth 1 points)

The country that could control the flow of the Nile River into Egypt is:

Iraq

Sudan

Libya

Turkey

none of the above

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 29 (Worth 1 points)

The two major cities on the North China Plain are:

Beijing and Shanghai

Beijing and Tianjin

Shandong and Tibet

Hainan and Hong Kong (Xianggang)

Singapore and Shenyang

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 30 (Worth 1 points)

The city located closest to the Ganges Delta is:

Calcutta (Kolkata)

New Delhi

Madras (Chennai)

Islamabad

Colombo

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Question 31 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is not located within the Maghreb region?

the Atlas Mountains

Casablanca

the countries that were once called the Barbary states

the Mecca area of the Arabian Peninsula

the city of Tunis

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 32 (Worth 1 points)

. The Grand Canal connects:

the Xi (West)/Pearl River and the Chang-Yangzi River

the Chang-Yangzi River and the core of Northern China

C. the Liao and the Amur

the Indus and the Ganges

the Liao and the Ob

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 33 (Worth 1 points)

Between Yemen and Djibouti is the choke point known as:

Hormuz

Tiran

Bab el Mandeb

Suez

Gibraltar

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Question 34 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is false about New Caledonia?

It has significant nickel resources.

It was under British rule.

C. It is inhabited by only about 240,000 persons.

It consists of about 80 islands.

About 37% of the population is of French origin.

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 35 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following statements is false?

The first Temple of the Jews was destroyed by the     Babylonians in 586 B.C.

The second Temple of the Jews was destroyed by the     Romans in 70 A.D.

Christianity began as a messianic religion under the     Romans

The United Nations gave Jerusalem to the Israelis under     the 1947 partition resolution     E.

The Palestinians and the Israelis both desire Jerusalem as their capital.

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 36 (Worth 1 points)

The Pacific region called ___________ takes its name from the word for many, and is contained within a huge triangle whose corners are New Zealand, Easter Island, and the Hawaiian Islands.

Polynesia

Amnesia

Micronesia

Melanesia

Oceania

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 37 (Worth 1 points)

Ceuta and Mellila are associated with which country?

Egypt

Tunisia

Persia

Morocco

Spanish Sahara

Points earned on this question: 0

Question 38 (Worth 1 points)

In India, a leading centrifugal force is:

the caste system

cultural strength of Hinduism

the personality of Nehru

the Sikh population

none of the above

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 39 (Worth 1 points)

The emerging economic region of China is:

Shandong

Shenzhen

the Pacific Rim

D. Hainan Island

Hong Kong (Xianggang)

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 40 (Worth 1 points)

The priestly caste in India is known as the:

Hindus

Brahmans

Harijans

Sikhs

none of the above

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 41 (Worth 1 points)

Which region contains Tibet?

South China

Inner Mongolia

Xinjiang

Xizang

Northeast China

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 42 (Worth 1 points)

The power coming through India in the tenth century was:

Roman

Greek

Islam

Buddhist

Aryan

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Question 43 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following countries does not share a common border with Pakistan?

Iran

China

Bangladesh

Afghanistan

India

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 44 (Worth 1 points)

Iran differs from most of the North African/Southwest Asian realm in that:

it is non-Islamic

its population is nearly 100% Arab

it is dominantly Shi’ite     This is a correct answer

it is ruled by a monarchy

as a nation it is very young

Points earned on this question: 0

Question 45 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following statements is false?

Australia’s total population is modest in size.

The largest core area of Australia is on the     southeastern coast.

Most Australians live in rural areas.

This is a correct answer

Much of Australia is arid or semi-arid.

The capital of Australia is Canberra.

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 46 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is not one of the republics of Turkestan?

Kazakhstan

Uzbekistan

Turkmenistan

Azerbaijan     This is a correct answer

Kyrgyzstan

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 47 (Worth 1 points)

The UAE includes the oil-rich sheikhdom known as:

Kuwait

Saudi

Abu Dhabi

This is a correct answer

Bahrain

Qatar

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 48 (Worth 1 points)

The better watered volcanic islands where the economy is based upon agriculture are known as:

high islands     This is a correct answer

low islands

Melanesia islands

Micronesia islands

Polynesia islands

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 49 (Worth 1 points)

The largest oil reserves in the Middle East are in:

Israel

Libya

Iraq

This is a correct answer

Saudi Arabia

Yemen

Points earned on this question: 0

Question 50 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following has not been important in the development of Shenzhen as an SEZ?

proximity to Hong Kong (Xianggang)

the socialist economic principles applied by the     Chinese government to its development

This is a correct answer

port facilities

investment of overseas Chinese in its development

U.S. and Japanese investments

Points earned on this question: 0

Question 51 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is located in Micronesia?

Hawaiian Islands

Marshall Islands     This is a correct answer

New Caledonia

Solomon Islands

Papua New Guinea

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 52 (Worth 1 points)

The Huang He (Yellow River):

drains the Xi (West)/Pearl River Basin

flows into the South China Sea

almost encircles one of China’s driest areas, the Ordos     Desert

This is a correct answer

flows from the Loess Plateau eastward toward the East     China Sea south of Shanghai

originates in the Tarim Basin

Points earned on this question: 0

Question 53 (Worth 1 points)

China’s current population is closest to:

700 million

800 million

1.6 billion

500 million

1.3 billion

This is a correct answer

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 54 (Worth 1 points)

About ___ % of Australians live in cities or towns.

20

40

85

This is a correct answer

10

12

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 55 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is not located in Pakistan?

Deccan Plateau

This is a correct answer

Sind

Punjab

Islamabad

Baluchistan

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 56 (Worth 1 points)

Egypt’s peasant farmers are known as:

Shatt-al-Arabs

fellaheen     This is a correct answer

Shi’ites

mestizos

Bedouins

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 57 (Worth 1 points)

Centrifugal forces:

tend to pull a state together, unifying it and     increasing its cohesion

determine the effectiveness with which the boundary     system functions to control the     population

affect the binding function of the capital city

have the effect of dividing a state, promoting disunity     and internal fragmentation

This is a correct answer

pull a state from representative to authoritarian forms     of government

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 58 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following statements about Nepal is false?

Deforestation is a problem.

Agriculture is a true success story.

This is a correct answer

The Himalayas are the principal physical feature.

About 80% of the population are Hindu.

Kathmandu is the country’s core area.

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 59 (Worth 1 points)

The animals found in Australia who carry their young in pouches are collectively known as:

Marsupials     This is a correct answer

Kangaroos

Platypuses

Maoris

Tasmanians

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 60 (Worth 1 points)

8 of the 10 costliest natural disasters in the world have struck which of the following countries?

India

Bangladesh     This is a correct answer

Pakistan

Sri Lanka

Nepal

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 61 (Worth 1 points)

The Empire that ruled over much of Southwest Asia prior to World War I was:

Ottoman     This is a correct answer

Persian

Byzantine

Crusader Kingdom

Maghreb Empire

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 62 (Worth 1 points)

The main river serving the hinterland of Shanghai is the:

Xi (West)/Pearl River

Huang He (Yellow River)

Chang-Yangzi River

This is a correct answer

Irawaddy River

Songhua

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 63 (Worth 1 points)

The leader who took over in China following Mao was:

Deng Xiaoping     This is a correct answer

Mao’s son

Chiang Kai-Shek

Sun Yat-sen

Zhou Enlai

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 64 (Worth 1 points)

The periphery of the Deccan plateau is marked by mountain ranges called:

Punjabs

Ghats     This is a correct answer

Himalayas

Karakoram

Hindu Kush

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 65 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following regions is often called “Manchuria” by uninformed foreigners?

Northeast China     This is a correct answer

Taiwan

North China Plain

Xizang

Red Basin of Sichuan

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 66 (Worth 1 points)

Bangladesh was formerly known as:

East Pakistan     This is a correct answer

West Pakistan

Ceylon

Nepal

Burma

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Question 67 (Worth 1 points)

The caste system is most associated with which of the following religious group?

Rastafarian

Muslim

Buddhist

Hindu     This is a correct answer

Christian

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Question 68 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following republics of Turkestan has a people of Persian origin?

Kazakhstan

Uzbekistan

Turkmenistan

Tajikistan     This is a correct answer

Kyrgyzstan

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 69 (Worth 1 points)

Native Australians are known as:

Maoris

Cook Islanders

Aborigines

This is a correct answer

Indians

Guineans

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Question 70 (Worth 1 points)

Xizang:

is the Chinese name for Tibet

is Buddhist

has suffered from the destruction of its culture by the     Chinese

has its capital at Lhasa

all of the above

This is a correct answer

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 71 (Worth 1 points)

Which state is located in southern India?

Assam

Tamil Nadu     This is a correct answer

Punjab

Kashmir

Tibet

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Question 72 (Worth 1 points)

The Han Dynasty:

is the earliest Chinese dynasty about which substantial     information is available

began and ended before 300 B.C., when China already was     a well-organized state

was a pivotal and formative period in Chinese history,     when the Chinese sphere of influence was enlarged, land reform occurred,     and external trade commenced

This is a correct answer

was a period of division and disarray, causing the     emergence of two rival capitals, Tianjin and Beijing

led directly to the takeover of the Manchus

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 73 (Worth 1 points)

The island off the south coast of Australia is known as:

Tasmania     This is a correct answer

Canberra

Sydney

New Guinea

Christmas Island

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Question 74 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following areas of India is located in the Brahmaputra Valley?

Deccan

Assam     This is a correct answer

Punjab

Kashmir

Tibet

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Question 75 (Worth 1 points)

A boundary is actually marked on the ground during the stage called:

administration

allocation (definition)

delimitation

demarcation     This is a correct answer

antecedence

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Question 76 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following are not Chinese areas encouraging foreign investment?

special economic zones

open coastal areas

open cities

forbidden cities     This is a correct answer

Shenzhen

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Question 77 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following oil producers does not border the Persian Gulf?

Libya     This is a correct answer

Kuwait

Iran

Saudi Arabia

Oman

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Question 78 (Worth 1 points)

In Iraq, the Shi’ite population is concentrated in:

the north

the capital

the border area near Jordan

the south

This is a correct answer

the Kurdish area

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Question 79 (Worth 1 points)

Mao Zedong’s proclamation creating the communist People’s Republic of China was announced in:

1911

1925

1949

This is a correct answer

1976

1983

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Question 80 (Worth 1 points)

Which country maintains the largest land claim in Antarctica?

United States

Australia     This is a correct answer

New Zealand

Japan

France

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Question 81 (Worth 1 points)

The ___________ Revolution of the 1960s introduced “miracle” varieties of wheat and rice that significantly increased the productivity of these crops.

Communist

Green     This is a correct answer

Agricultural

Malthusian

Gandhian

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Question 82 (Worth 1 points)

Powdery wind-blown soil pulverized by glaciers is called:

ordos

loess     This is a correct answer

cenozoic

shandong

huang soil

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 83 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following was not a part of French Indochina?

Tonkin

Siam     This is a correct answer

Cambodia

Laos

Vietnam

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Question 84 (Worth 1 points)

The most important ethnic group in Afghanistan is the:

Pushtuns (Pathans)     This is a correct answer

Turkmen

Azeris

Kurds

Baluchis

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Question 85 (Worth 1 points)

The people of New Guinea are:

mostly Chinese

Hindus

Indonesian in their ancestry

of Portuguese descent

Papuans

This is a correct answer

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Question 86 (Worth 1 points)

Your textbook indicates that a newly developing regional disparity in India is between:

urban and rural areas

east and west     This is a correct answer

north and south

coastal and interior

none of the above

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 87 (Worth 1 points)

The shortest of the three great rivers in China is the:

Huang He (Yellow River)

Chiang River

Xi (West)/Pearl River

This is a correct answer

Liao River

Indus River

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Question 88 (Worth 1 points)

Two political entities that recently reunited with China are:

Vietnam and Shandong

Macau (Macao) and Shenzhen

Hong Kong (Xianggang) and Shenzhen

Hong Kong and Xianggang

Macau (Macao) and Hong Kong (Xianggang)

This is a correct answer

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 89 (Worth 1 points)

The Hawaiian Islands are included in:

Melanesia

Micronesia

Polynesia

This is a correct answer

Fiji

Indonesia

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Question 90 (Worth 1 points)

The first true indigenous empire in India was the:

Aryan

Indus

Dravidian

Buddha

Mauryan

This is a correct answer

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Question 91 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following colonial associations is incorrect?

Spain, Philippines

France, Sumatera (Sumatra)     This is a correct answer

Dutch, Indonesia

France, Vietnam

Timor, Portugal

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Question 92 (Worth 1 points)

Much of India’s coal supply is found in the:

Assam region

Chota-Nagpur Plateau     This is a correct answer

Western Ghats

Kathiawar Peninsula

Kashmir province

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Question 93 (Worth 1 points)

Which association is incorrect?

Myanmar, Irrawaddy

Thailand, Chao Phraya

Liao, Laos

This is a correct answer

Mekong, southern Vietnam

Red, northern Vietnam

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Question 94 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following cities is located in Pakistan’s Sind region?

Karachi     This is a correct answer

Kabul

Islamabad

Lahore

Rawalpindi

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Question 95 (Worth 1 points)

The North China Plain is dominated by the:

Huang He (Yellow River)     This is a correct answer

Himalayas

Chang-Yangzi River

Xizang

Ordos Desert

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Question 96 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is the core area of Pakistan?

Punjab     This is a correct answer

Sind

Assam

Islamabad

Baluchistan

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Question 97 (Worth 1 points)

A territorial sea is:

an area of the ocean where all of the rights of a     coastal state prevail

This is a correct answer

a body of water completely surrounded by a state

a small body of water that connects to larger bodies of     water

only found in the Southern Ocean

an area where a state has no rights to exploit minerals

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Question 98 (Worth 1 points)

Kemal Atatürk is most closely identified with the city of:

Cairo

Mecca

Tehran

Ankara     This is a correct answer

Baghdad

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Question 99 (Worth 1 points)

The North Africa/Southwest Asia realm contains about __________ % of the world’s oil reserves.

10

95

77

This is a correct answer

30

3

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Question 100 (Worth 1 points)

The Syrians have lost which piece of territory to the Israelis?

Lebanon

Bratislava

Palestine

Golan     This is a correct answer

Kurdistan

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  Question 1 (Worth 1 points)

The term that is used to indicate decreasing levels of spatial interactions with increasing distances is:

distance delay

state’s rights

diversity theory

oblast

distance decay

Question 2 (Worth 1 points)

Central America, as defined by geographers, is:

a region within Middle America between Mexico and     Colombia

a region that incorporates all the lands and islands     between the U. S. and South America

the regional term for the Greater Antilles, “that is,     the Caribbean’s larger islands”

the heartland or central zone of Middle America (its     technical name is Mestizoamerica)

the region covered by Mexico, Guatemala, and Belize

Question 3 (Worth 1 points)

The rebellion in Chiapas was designed to occur at the same time as:

the launching of NAFTA

B. Christmas

the presidential election in Mexico

other Mexican states were seceding from the country

none of the above

Question 4 (Worth 1 points)

The Western European state that is not a member of the European Union is:

Austria

England

Spain

Switzerland

Belgium

 Question 5 (Worth 1 points)

The leading manufacturing/industrial complex in Poland is located in:

Gdansk

Warsaw

Slovenia

Silesia     E. The Ukraine

 Question 6 (Worth 1 points)

The major difference between an endemic and a pandemic disease is that:

an endemic disease moves swiftly through the population     of a local area, whereas a pandemic disease is simply present, affecting     the lives of millions of people in a negative way

a pandemic disease moves swiftly through the population     of a local area, whereas a endemic disease is simply present, affecting     the lives of millions of people in a negative way

a pandemic disease moves through the population of a     large area of the world, whereas an endemic disease is simply present,     affecting the lives of millions of people in a negative way

D. there is no difference between an endemic and a pandemic disease

none of the above

Question 7 (Worth 1 points)

A market that is set up only on certain days of the week is known as a ____ market.

Bantustan

condominium

trader

periodic

sequent occupant

 Question 8 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is landlocked?

Paraguay

Ecuador

Guiana

Peru

Chile

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Question 9 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is not a state created by the devolution of former Yugoslavia?

Bosnia

Macedonia

Croatia

Slovakia

Serbia-Montenegro

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Question 10 (Worth 1 points)

Italy’s economic core, no longer focused on Rome, is located today in:

Romania

Po River Valley

the Indus River Valley

Greece

the Alpine chain

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 11 (Worth 1 points)

Before independence, the modern state of The Congo was a colony of:

France

Germany

Britain

Belgium

South Africa

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Question 12 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following statements is false?

Germany is larger territorially than France

Germany has a better river system than France.

Germany is more industrialized than France.

Germany is more urbanized than France.

France has better harbors than does Germany.

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Question 13 (Worth 1 points)

The Polonoroeste Plan has called for settlement near the border with:

Venezuela

Chile

Bolivia

Mexico

Sao Paulo

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Question 14 (Worth 1 points)

These two cities act as Russian ports facing the Barents Sea in the north.

Kiev and Odessa

Murmansk and Vladivostok

Tyva Republic and Yakutia

Arkhangelsk and Odessa

Murmansk and Arkhangelsk

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Question 15 (Worth 1 points)

The Kuzbas region:

lead city is Novosibirsk

is also called the Kuznetsk Basin

has developed in part because of the central planning     activities of the former Soviet Union

contains both iron and coal deposits

all of the above

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Question 16 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following cities is an oil center in the Azerbaijan?

Moscow

White Russia

Baki (Baku)

Leningrad

Bucharest

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Question 17 (Worth 1 points)

In South America, the richest 20% of the population control _____ of the wealth.

2%

70%

90%

1%

95%

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Question 18 (Worth 1 points)

The country in Equatorial Africa with significant oil supplies and an upper middle income economy is:

Congo

Cameroon

Central African Republic

Gabon

Equatorial Guinea

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Question 19 (Worth 1 points)

The Brazilian subregion with the most diversity in its European population is the:

South

Northeast

state of Sao Paulo

Interior

Amazonian North

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Question 20 (Worth 1 points)

The __________ form(s) the eastern limit of the Russian Core:

Volga-Dan Canal

large petroleum reserves

Volga River

Ural Mountains

distance from European conflicts

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Question 21 (Worth 1 points)

In which of the following countries did the Communist Chinese build the Tan-Zam Railway?

Sudan

Tanzania

Malawi

The Congo

Ethiopia

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Question 22 (Worth 1 points)

The North American region which is the largest and the least densely settled is the:

Northern Frontier

Continental Interior

Maritime Northeast

Southwest

Pacific Hinge

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Question 23 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is one of the world’s most productive post-industrial complexes?

Phoenix and Tucson

Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio

El Paso

Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach

Charlotte, Atlanta, and Charleston

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Question 24 (Worth 1 points)

From the end of World War II until the 1990s, Eastern Europe was dominated by the:

Ottomans

Hapsburgs

Lithuanians

Soviet Union

Poles

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Question 25 (Worth 1 points)

The island contested between Greece and Turkey is:

Cyprus

Crete

Malta

Sicily

Macedonia

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Question 26 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is the smallest Central American country in terms of population?

Honduras

Jamaica

Belize

Nicaragua

Guyana

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Question 27 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is a natural gas producing state?

Maine

New York

Ohio

Texas

none of the above

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Question 28 (Worth 1 points)

Civil war in which of the following led to the change in the government of The Congo?

The Congo

Cameroon

Central African Republic

Rwanda

Equatorial Guinea

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Question 29 (Worth 1 points)

The vegetation of coniferous forest at the southern end of the treeless plains is known as:

taiga

Ural

permafrost

tundra

Kola

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Question 30 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following countries is not in The African Transition Zone?

Mauritania

Mali

Niger

Nigeria

Egypt

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Question 31 (Worth 1 points)

The North American region which has undergone the most change in recent years is:

the South

the Continental Core

Agricultural Heartland

New England/Atlantic Provinces

French Canada

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Question 32 (Worth 1 points)

A growth pole is:

an established manufacturing center that dominates a     substantial region

any large city in a national core area

a location where a set of industries, given a start,     will grow, setting off ripples of development in a surrounding area

a location, now in decline, that served as a focal     point for a developing region in the     past

an agricultural region where annual yields increase     annually

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Question 33 (Worth 1 points)

The territory in dispute between Azerbaijan and Armenia is:

Georgia

Abkhazian

Nakhichevan

Nagorno-Karabakh

South Ossetia

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Question 34 (Worth 1 points)

Slovakia has a large _______ minority.

Czech

Hungarian

Serbian

Moldovan

Jewish

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Question 35 (Worth 1 points)

The Caribbean Coast of Middle America is:

part of the Rimland

part of the Heartland

an area settled by the Dutch

an area settled by the Portuguese

none of the above

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Question 36 (Worth 1 points)

The ethnic group exerting the most control in Kenya is the:

Kikuyu

Swahili

Tutsi

Bantu

Hutu

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Question 37 (Worth 1 points)

Quebec has:

a declining birth rate.

offered incentives for French speakers from elsewhere     to move to Quebec.

significant hydroelectric power.

a population that has rapidly urbanized.

all of the above are true.

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Question 38 (Worth 1 points)

In which country did a major slave rebellion take place?

Mexico

Jamaica

Haiti

Ocho Rios

Cuba

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Question 39 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is not one of the four Motors of Europe?

Tirane (Albania)

Milan

Stuttgart

Barcelona

Lyon

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Question 40 (Worth 1 points)

A narrow strip of land connecting two larger land bodies is known as a(n):

spine

isthmus

Oriente

rimland

peninsula

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Question 41 (Worth 1 points)

As a result of U.S. interest in a Panama Canal during the early 20th century:

Panama became a territorially coherent state

a treaty was drawn granting the U. S. permanent     sovereignty over the Canal Zone

Panama became independent from Colombia

a Panamanian revolt was subdued by U. S. intervention

a French company finally completed the canal in 1918

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Question 42 (Worth 1 points)

The capital of the Chechen Republic is:

Chechenia

Moscow

Tbilisi

Groznyy     This is a correct answer

Yerevan

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Question 43 (Worth 1 points)

The geopolitical theory that indicates that the rimland is the key to control of the world was forwarded by:

Marx

Mackinder

Spykman

This is a correct answer

Lenin

Gorbachev

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Question 44 (Worth 1 points)

Identify the incorrect association.

Jamaica: British dependency

Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao: Netherlands dependencies

Martinique: French département

Cayman Islands: United States possessions

This is a correct answer

Cuba: Spanish

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Question 45 (Worth 1 points)

_________ is the city with the most Asians in North America.

Denver

Vancouver     This is a correct answer

Seattle

San Diego

Chicago

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Question 46 (Worth 1 points)

The Peru (Humboldt) Current is:

a cool offshore ocean current conducive to commercial     fishing that flows parallel to the     Peruvian coastline

This is a correct answer

a drying wind that blows off the Andes and creates     desert-like conditions along the Peruvian coastal plain

a rising air movement that brings the hot and humid     conditions of the tierra fría to the uppermost Andean basins

a new high voltage electrical network that transmits     Amazon-oil-generated power by pipeline to the cities across the Andes

the name of Bolivár’s revolutionary movement of the     1960s

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Question 47 (Worth 1 points)

Which former Soviet Republic, with its capital at Mensk, is also called White Russia, and is still strongly linked to Moscow?

Belarus     This is a correct answer

Lithuania

Georgia

Estonia

Ukraine

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Question 48 (Worth 1 points)

The Transcaucasian area includes all of the following except:

Georgia

Armenia

Azerbaijan

Nagorno-Karabakh

Kirghizstan

This is a correct answer

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Question 49 (Worth 1 points)

The term _________ refers to a huge state farm and literally means “a grain and meat factory” in which agricultural efficiency through mechanization and minimum labor requirements should be at its peak.

kuzbas

sovkhoz     This is a correct answer

gorod

Ural

kolkhoz

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Question 50 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following cities is located in Italy’s core area?

Milan-Turin-Genoa     This is a correct answer

Rome

Barcelona

Naples

Catalonia

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Question 51 (Worth 1 points)

The Central American country where English is spoken, but where Spanish will eventually become the predominant language is:

Cuba

Guatemala

Costa Rica

Mexico

Belize     This is a correct answer

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Question 52 (Worth 1 points)

Rubber production has had the greatest impact on which Brazilian subregion?

South

Northeast

state of Sao Paulo

Interior

North

This is a correct answer

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Question 53 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following jobs belongs to the tertiary sector of the American economy?

computer systems specialist

chief executive of a multinational corporation

auto assembly line welder

office receptionist     This is a correct answer

farmer

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Question 54 (Worth 1 points)

The rings of slums surrounding South America’s large cities are known as:

mestizos

favelas     This is a correct answer

tierra templada

altiplanos

the spines of the city

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Question 55 (Worth 1 points)

This former Soviet Republic contains the oil city of Baki (Baku) and its people have ethnic affinities with Iran. Recently, the Armenian population of this area became refugees.

Azerbaijan     This is a correct answer

Moldavia

Georgia

Estonia

Turkmenistan

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Question 56 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following statements is incorrect?

Haiti’s population is predominantly black with a small     mulatto minority.

In the second half of the nineteenth century     approximately 100,000 Chinese emigrated to Cuba as indentured servants.

Trinidad has a large East Indian minority and Hindi     remains a commonly spoken language.

Cuba’s population has a black majority.

This is a correct answer

Haiti is on the island of Hispanola.

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Question 57 (Worth 1 points)

An interesting aspect of Madagascar is that:

the Great Rift Valley predominates in the central part     of the country

the population is of Malay-Polynesian origin     This is a correct answer

it produces exceptional quantities of corn

the island is controlled by the South Africans who have     extended apartheid to the     island

most of the population is descendant of Ethiopians

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Question 58 (Worth 1 points)

The now-independent political entity that was called South West Africa is today renamed:

Namibia     This is a correct answer

Botswana

Western Rhodesia

Bophuthatswana

Lesotho

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Question 59 (Worth 1 points)

Japanese investment in Russia’s Far East has been held up by a dispute over:

the Amur River

Kurile Islands     This is a correct answer

Manchuria

Sakhalin Island

Vladivostok

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Question 60 (Worth 1 points)

The two major language groups in Canada are:

English and Spanish

English and French     This is a correct answer

English and Canadian

Canadian and French

only English is spoken widely in Canada

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Question 61 (Worth 1 points)

The North Slope of Alaska contains large fields of:

cold weather crops

tar sands

diamonds

hydroelectric power

coal

This is a correct answer

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Question 62 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following countries was not a British colony prior to its independence?

Botswana

Zambia

Kenya

Ethiopia     This is a correct answer

Malawi

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Question 63 (Worth 1 points)

This small country gains much of its importance because of its location on the Bab el Mandeb Strait leading into the Red Sea

Mauritania

Mali

Niger

Nigeria

Djibouti

This is a correct answer

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Question 64 (Worth 1 points)

The country in Equatorial Africa that had a border dispute with Nigeria over an oil-rich area is:

Congo

Cameroon     This is a correct answer

Central African Republic

Gabon

Equatorial Guinea

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Question 65 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following states has most of its territory located in the Intermontane Basin and Plateau physiographic province?

Wisconsin

Texas

Pennsylvania

Nevada     This is a correct answer

New York

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Question 66 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is not an important manufacturing region of the Soviet Union?

Volga Region

Urals Region

Donbas Region

Central Industrial Region

the Muslim region of central Asia

This is a correct answer

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Question 67 (Worth 1 points)

Your textbook identifies Eastern Europe as a zone of politico-geographical splintering and fracturing, called a:

Irredentist region

hinterland

shatter belt

This is a correct answer

Balkan

heartland region

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Question 68 (Worth 1 points)

When a state seeks to acquire the ethnically similar people and territory on the other side of its boundary by appealing to a concentrated group, this action is termed:

irradiation

irrational

interference

irredentism     This is a correct answer

irresponsible

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Question 69 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following associations is incorrect?

Niger River, Bulge of Africa

Congo River, The Congo

Zambezi River, Angola

Nile River, Sudan

Orange River, Kenya

This is a correct answer

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Question 70 (Worth 1 points)

_______ dominates Western Europe demographically and economically.

France

Belgium

Austria

Germany     This is a correct answer

Switzerland

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Question 71 (Worth 1 points)

Central America’s poorest country is:

Cuba

Guatemala

Mexico

Honduras

Nicaragua

This is a correct answer

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Question 72 (Worth 1 points)

The three-pronged foundation of the Southwest is:

sail-wagon, horsecar-walking, steel-rail

coal, natural gas, oil

urban, rural, and suburban settlement

electricity, water, and the automobile

This is a correct answer

none of the above

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Question 73 (Worth 1 points)

The Autonomous Community in eastern Spain just south of the Pyrenees Mountains centered on industrialized Barcelona is known as:

Silesia

Galicia

Catalonia

This is a correct answer

Lombardy

Portugal

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Question 74 (Worth 1 points)

The Soviet Union consisted of _____________ Soviet Socialist Republics.

120

1

15

This is a correct answer

3

2

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Question 75 (Worth 1 points)

An industry identified in your textbook as one with mixed blessing for Middle America is:

agriculture

industry

banking

tourism     This is a correct answer

diamond cutting

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Question 76 (Worth 1 points)

Which republic has Serb, Croat and Muslim populations that were finally brought together in 1995 at a US-run peace conference?

Bosnia     This is a correct answer

Serbia

Croatia

Kosovo

Slovenia

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Question 77 (Worth 1 points)

The Panama Canal was opened in ________.

1872

1903

1914

This is a correct answer

1934

1959

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Question 78 (Worth 1 points)

In 1982, Argentina fought a war with Britain over the:

Tierra del Fuego

Falkland Islands     This is a correct answer

South Georgia Islands

British withdrawal of trade concessions

Antarctica

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Question 79 (Worth 1 points)

Canada’s large cluster of Francophones in New Brunswick are known as:

Acadians

Ontarioans

French

Brunswickers

none of the above

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Question 80 (Worth 1 points)

Which country has no dominant ethnic groups?

Nigeria

Ethiopia

Zimbabwe

The Cong

Kenya

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Question 81 (Worth 1 points)

Which city contains the United States’ largest cluster of Asian ethnics?

Los Angeles

Miami

New York

Montreal

Pittsburgh

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Question 82 (Worth 1 points)

The largest ethnic minority in Ukraine is:

Bulgarians

Moldovans

Crimeans

Russian

None of the above

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Question 83 (Worth 1 points)

The archipelago to the north of Cuba that is a leading tourist destination is:

Bermuda

Bahamas

Turks

Jamaica

Grenidines

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Question 84 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following countries is the home of the Shona and Ndebele tribes where many whites have remained even after the white minority government was replaced?

Botswana

Cameroon

Zimbabw

Zambia

Mozambique

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Question 85 (Worth 1 points)

Which South American “culture sphere” resembles the Middle American “Rimland?”

The European-Commercial region

The Tropical-Plantation spher

The Indo-Subsistence region

The Mestizo-Transitional region

The “Undifferentiated” area

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Question 86 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following Soviet programs was most successful?

Virgin and Idle Lands Project

Sovkhoz farms

Kolkhoz farms

Ethnic acculturation

Industrialization

This is a correct answer

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Question 87 (Worth 1 points)

The country of Guyana:

was formerly a British colony before independence in     1966

is also called Suriname

contains a population that is three-quarters European

is the smallest of the four Guianas in population size

still belongs to France

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Question 88 (Worth 1 points)

This Russian republic contains 30 distinct nationalities, is located near the Chechen Republic, and is dominated by agriculture and oil:

Chechen Republic

Mari Republic

North Ossetian Republic

Dagestan Republic

Mordovian Republic

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Question 89 (Worth 1 points)

Brazil’s Northeast:

was Brazil’s source area: its early plantation economy     developed here first

This is a correct answer

today still produces the country’s coffee crop

is the site of Brazil’s most spectacular recent surge     of economic development

contains the largest number of German settlers in the     country

remains mainly Indian country: most of the Amazonian     Indians have resettled here

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Question 90 (Worth 1 points)

An industrial area east of the Kuzbas is centered around:

Kiev

Uzbekistan

Lake Bayka

Odessa

Siberia

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Question 91 (Worth 1 points)

Which two colonial powers were principally involved in West Africa?

Britain and France

Portugal and France

Italy and Britain

U.S. and France

Algeria and Sudan

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Question 92 (Worth 1 points)

Bulgarians have felt close to the Russian population because:

the Russians are a fellow Serbian population

the capital Sofia is close to the Russian city of Kiev

the Russians were responsible for driving the Turks     from the area

This is a correct answer

the Russians were responsible for freeing Bulgaria from     the control of the Hungarians

none of the above

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Question 93 (Worth 1 points)

In the Russian revolution of 1917:

the czars defeated the communists

the Bolsheviks defeated the Leninists

the Bolsheviks defeated the Menshevik

the whites defeated the reds

the capitalists defeated the communists

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Question 94 (Worth 1 points)

Spain and the United Kingdom are in dispute over which piece of territory:

Basque

Portugal

Ceuta

Malta

Gibraltar

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Question 95 (Worth 1 points)

The name Peron is associated with which country?

Venezuela

Argentina

Chile

Tierra del Fuego

Entre Rios

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Question 96 (Worth 1 points)

The final stage in the evolution of an insurgent state, according to McColl, is the stage of:

equilibrium

contention

counteroffensiv

subsequence

disintegration

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Question 97 (Worth 1 points)

According to Japanese economist Ohmae, a regional state is:

a province about to secede from a country

a natural economic zone

one of the Four Canadas

a grouping of provinces or states

soley a Japanese phenomena

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Question 98 (Worth 1 points)

Northern New England is tied culturally and economically to:

Quebec

Atlantic Canada     This is a correct answer

British Columbia

Prince Edward Island

Newfoundland and Labrador

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Question 99 (Worth 1 points)

The majority of Russia falls within the humid cold climate region. In the Köppen-Geiger classification scheme, this is signified by the letter:

A

B

C

D

E

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Question 100 (Worth 1 points)

Which city is not located within the American Manufacturing Belt (the Continental Core)?

Atlanta     This is a correct answer

New York

Detroit

Pittsburgh

Philadelphia

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 1) Early definitions of white-collar crime focused on the

A) the work environment.

B) nature of the crime.

C) the violator involved.

D) All of the above

 2) According to Braithwaite, the central explanatory variable in all criminalactivity is

A) self-control.

B) learning.

C) inequality.

D) social class.

 3) Which of the following is not an example of a structural reform to addresswhite-collar crime?

A) Changing the process by which corporations are     chartered to include controlover white collar crime

B) Increasing the funding for enforcement agencies that     deal with white-collarcrime.

C) Adding members of the public to corporate boards of     directors

D) Enhancing the flow of information among businesses,     the public, and administrative bodies

 4) Prohibition was repealed by passage of the __________ Amendment to theU.S. Constitution.

A) Twenty-first

B) Eighteenth

C) Twenty-fourth

D) Tenth

 5) The St. Valentine’s Day massacre established Al Capone as the undisputedruler of organized crime in

A) Boston.

B) New York.

C) the United States.

D) Chicago.

 6) In 1951, the Senate-sponsored __________ Committee reported the existence of a nationwide crime syndicate operating in many large American cities.

A) Wickersham

B) Kerner

C) Hobbs

D) Kefauver

  7) Of the 24 crime families of Sicilian-American heritage that operate in theU.S. today, __________ operate out of New York.

A) five

B) seven

C) ten

D) three

 8) The strict unwritten code of conduct of organized crime, which demands silence and loyalty, is known as the

A) RICO.

B) Cosa Nostra.

C) tong.

D) omerta.

 9) The single most important piece of federal legislation that specifically targetsorganized crime activities is

A) the Hobbs Act

B) Omerta.

C) the United States Code.

D) RICO.

 10) __________ is a relatively mild, nonaddictive drug with limited hallucinogenic

properties.

A) Librium

B) Marijuana

C) Opium

D) PCP

 11) __________ are sometimes known as “gateway drugs” because they ofteninitiate young people into illicit drug use.

A) Hallucinogens

B) Inhalants

C) Marijuana and other forms of cannabis

D) Designer drugs

 12) The __________ placed the distribution of a number of essential chemicalsused in the production of illicit drugs under federal control.

A) Anti-Drug Abuse Act

B) Chemical Diversion and Trafficking Act

C) Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act

D) Harrison Act

  13) The majority of the cocaine entering the United States is smuggled in using

A) private airplanes.

B) commercial airplanes.

C) maritime vessels.

D) overland transportation.

 14) Which of the following countries is not located in the Golden Triangle area?

A) Thailand

B) Burma

C) Laos

D) Turkey

 15) The sale of heroin to anyone under age 18 was made a capital offense by the__________ Act.

A) Harrison

B) Boggs

C) Controlled Substances

D) Narcotic Control

 16) __________ involves purchasing one licensed copy of a piece of software and loading it onto multiple computers.

A) Internet piracy

B) Renting

C) Softlifting

D) Hard disk loading

 17) __________ involves using official-looking e-mail messages to steal valuable information.

A) Cloning

B) Phishing

C) Softlifting

D) Phreaking

 18) The __________ Act is part of the 2002 Homeland Security Act.

A) No Electronic Theft

B) Communications Decency

C) Cyber Security Enhancement

D) Computer Fraud and Abuse

 19) __________ attempt to duplicate the decision-making processes used by skilled investigators in evidence analysis.

A) Expert systems

B) Audit trails

C) TEMPEST

D) DNA systems

 20) The Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection Directorate operates within the

A) Department of Homeland Security.

B) Federal Bureau of Investigation.

C) National Infrastructure Protection Center.

D) Department of Justice.

 21) Which of the following is an element of human smuggling?

A) The person being smuggled does not have to cross an     international border.

B) The person being smuggled is generally cooperating.

C) The person being smuggled is coerced.

D) The person being smuggled is exploited or forced to     perform some type oflabor.

 22) GovNet is

A) the United States’ primary infrastructure.

B) a new form of cyberterrorism.

C) a private government network with no connectivity     with commercial or public networks.

D) none of the above.

 23) According to the CIA, the end goal of al-Qaeda is

A) to commit bioterrorism.

B) to use LME on American aircraft.

C) to use WMDs.

D) to commit domestic terrorism.

 24) Which of the following is not one of the five directorates of the Department ofHomeland Security?

A) Office of Private Sector Liaison

B) Science and Technology

C) Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection

D) Border and Transportation Security

 25) The most active state sponsor of terrorism in the world is

A) Iran.

B) North Korea.

C) Cuba.

D) Iraq.

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  One goal of anthropological linguistics is to determine     the number of phonemes (phoneticstructure) that exist in different     languages. This goal is accomplished by employing the use of:

minimal pairs

phone taps

maximal differences

syntax units

  The word “lower” contains:

two bound morphemes

two bound phonemes

two free morphemes

one bound morpheme and one free morpheme

  The words “boy” and “girl” are:

bound phonemes

bound morphemes

free morphemes

bound phones

  An example of a bound morpheme in English is:

the phrase “boys will be boys”

the word “boys”

the word “boy”

the “s” in the word “boys”

  How many morphemes are there in the English word     “antidisestablishmentarianism”?

1

6

28

0

  The goal of ethno semantics is to understand:

that reality is inherently unorganized and can be     perceived in any way; thus, color

naming, plant classification, and time categories are completely arbitrary

the meanings of words, phrases, and sentences and how     members of other societies use

language to organize things, events, and behaviors

that languages and behavior are the same

that classification systems in all societies are random

   Linguistic anthropologists find that people who are     forced to abandon their native language and culture:

begin to lose their self-esteem

all speak English

are better off socially and economically

easily regain both in 100 years

  The concept of ____________ maintains that societal     change occurs when societies borrow cultural traits from one another.

functionalism

structuralism

evolutionary dispersal

diffusionism

  The body of anthropological theory concerned with the     spread of technology, religion, economic systems, art forms, and other     expressions of culture is known as:

idealism

particularism

functionalism

diffusionism

  Grafton Eliot Smith and William Perry, major figures     associated with the school of British diffusionism in the early 20th     century, proposed that:

each culture has a key personality type

a culture can only be interpreted in the context of its     own historical development

culture’s principal function is establishing     institutions to guide behavior

all aspects of civilization are derived from the     culture of ancient Egypt

  In order for diffusionism to work as envisioned by the     British and German schools, adherents had to assume or maintain all of the     following ideas except:

some peoples were not sufficiently innovative to     develop their own cultural traits

inherent inferiority of different non-western peoples     was assumed

cultural traits that were diffused were part of the     technological dimension of the society

cultural traits in the same geographical region would     inevitably spread from one society to another

  One of boas’ principal criticisms of nineteenth century     anthropologists was that:

they failed to make use of archaeological evidence for     pre-literate societies

their theories were based on “armchair anthropology”     and not their own fieldwork

there was too much cultural relativism in their     interpretations

they failed to assign adequate importance to biological     effects on culture

    According to Franz Boas, in order to conduct a     historical particularist study of a society, one must adopt the notion of ___________,     or the belief that each society should be understood in terms of its own     cultural practices and values.

particular evolution

cultural relativism

lagged diffusionism

functionalism

  During your lifetime you will probably be a member of     two families, the family of orientation (the family into which you were     born and enculturated) and the family of __________ (the family in which     you will have or adopt children).

acculturation

deculturation

procreation

life

  Which of the following is not a function of the family?

nurture and enculturation of children

regulation of sexual activity

protection and support for members

regulation of statuses, roles, and gender

  A typical ____________ family consists of two parents     and their immediate biological offspring or adopted children.

basic

atomic

extended

nuclear

  Marriage within the same social group or category is     __________, while __________ is marriage between people from different     social categories or groups.

incest; outcest

endogamy; exogamy

in-marriage; out-marriage

monogamy; polygamy

  From a female perspective, you will be a daughter and     possibly a mother and wife. As such, you assume what are called __________     roles that correspond to these different status positions.

family

social

gender

temporary

  The relationship between age and status is an     anthropologically interesting subject. Which of the following statements     concerning age and status is correct?

Since age is biologically determined, the statuses     attached to each age category are the same in every culture around the     world.

The elderly occupy a high level of status in all     societies.

Anthropologists doing cross-cultural research have     found that age does not influence status; statuses are either ascribed at     birth or earned during one’s lifetime, and they donot change even if one     ages.

Anthropologists have found that age stratification varies     in accordance with the level of technological development; the elderly     have relatively high status in many preindustrial societies, but     experience a loss of status in most industrial societies.

  “Fission” and “fusion” in hunting and gathering     societies refer to:

hazards of contacts with the industrialized world

cyclical change in population density relative to     resources

decision-making processes used by tribal leaders

the dynamics of wild plant resources

  Hunting and gathering societies will sometimes resort     to infanticide in order to:

engage in more frequent intercourse

supplement scarce hunting resources

reduce the effects of anticipated food shortages

make sacrifices to tribal gods

  Which of the following would not have the effect of     lowering fertility?

marriage at an older age

weaning babies at an older age

practicing infanticide

an earlier onset of menarche

  The most likely reason why hunter-gatherer technology     is limited to simple tools made of stone, wood, and bone is because     foraging peoples:

lack the basic intelligence necessary to make anything     more complex

are too busy looking for food to spend time on more     advanced tools

have not acquired knowledge of more sophisticated     technologies

substitute profound knowledge of their environment for     complex tools

  The principal technology used for obtaining plant foods     by tropical foragers is the:

boomerang

blowgun and darts

polished stone axe

digging stick

  The _________ produced the most extensive material     culture found among hunting and gathering societies.

Kung San

Eskimo

Shoshone

Mbuti

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 1) Which of the following is not one of the ideas contributed to the criminologicalliterature by labeling theory?

A) Deviant individuals achieve their status by virtue     of social definition.

B) Deviance is the consequence of a quality inherent in     human activity.

C) Labeling by society tends to perpetuate crime.

D) Negative self-images follow from processing by the     formal criminal justicesystem.

 2) The dramaturgical perspective was developed by

A) Ronald Akers.

B) Edwin Lemert.

C) Erving Goffman.

D) Howard Becker.

 3) Elder’s principle of __________ refers to the fact that the developmental impact of a succession of life transitions is contingent on when in a person’s life-they occur.

A) historical time and place

B) linked lives

C) timing in lives

D) human agency

 4) According to Moffit, a __________ results when adolescents begin to desireautonomy but are prevented from achieving it because of preexisting social expectations.

A) moral enterprise

B) social bond

C) maturity gap

D) control ratio

 5) Lawrence E. Cohen and Richard Machelek pioneered the __________ theory.

A) delinquent development

B) evolutionary ecology

C) age-graded

D) dual taxonomic

 6) Terence Thornberry developed __________ theory.

A) delinquent development

B) age-graded

C) dual taxonomic

D) interactional

  7) Which of the following is not one of the preliminary results of the Causes and Correlates of Delinquency Program?

A) Serious involvement in drugs is related to serious     involvement in delinquency.

B) A lack of commitment to school is associated with     higher involvement in delinquency.

C) Delinquency is related to individual risk factors     such as impulsivity.

D) Being on welfare is associated with a fairly low     risk of delinquency.

 8) According to the Causes and Correlates of Delinquency Program research, veryyoung subjects (as young as three years of age) are most likely to be found on the __________ pathway to delinquency.

A) overt

B) multiple disruption

C) covert

D) authority conflict

 9) PHDCN is using a(n) __________ research design to study the development of criminal behavior.

A) longitudinal

B) participant observation

C) experimental

D) quasi-experimental

 10) The __________ perspective holds that conflict is a fundamental aspect of social life that can never be fully resolved.

A) conflict

B) radical

C) pluralistic

D) consensus

 11) In 1905, __________ described the struggle between the haves and the have-nots as a natural consequence of a capitalist society.

A) Willem Bonger

B) William Chambliss

C) George Vold

D) Richard Quinney

 12) The 1958 book Theoretical Criminology was written by

A) George Vold.

B) Richard Quinney.

C) Austin Turk.

D) Karl Marx.

   13) According to Chambliss and Seidman, the __________ a group’s political oreconomic position, the __________ the probability that it’s views will be reflected in laws.

A) lower; greater

B) higher; less

C) higher; greater

D) lower; less

 14) __________ feminism sees men as controlling women through sexuality and sees society as patriarchal.

A) Alternative (women of color)

B) Socialist

C) Liberal

D) Radical

 15) __________ criminology suggests that social control agencies and citizens should work together to alleviate social problems and human suffering and thus reduce crime.

A) Anarchic

B) Peacemaking

C) Constitutive

D) Semiotic

 16) According to Fox and Levin, the __________ serial killer commits murder tomask other crimes, such as robbery.

A) dominance

B) visionary

C) reformist

D) protection-oriented

 17) Which of the following is not a rape myth?

A) Women say no when they really mean yes

B) Women bring false rape charges to get even with men

C) Women are asking for it by wearing provocative     clothing

D) They are all current rape myths.

 18) According to Baron and Straus, which of the following is not directly linked toincreased rates of rape?

A) Higher rates of pornography

B) High levels of gender inequality

C) High rates of legitimate violence

D) High rates of violent crime

   19) According to Dennis Stevens, __________ rapists select victims based on the most available target.

A) lust

B) fantasy

C) righteous

D) peer

 20) Which of the following is not one of the three strategies drug robbers use to minimize the risk of retaliation inherent in targeting drug dealers?

A) Hypervigilance

B) Intimidation

C) Selective disinhibition

D) Anonymity maintenance

 21) The term “cafeteria-style offending” was first used by

A) Mark S. Fleisher.

B) Edwin H. Sutherland.

C) Neil Shover.

D) Malcolm Klein.

 22)__________ is defined as “the unlawful taking, carrying, leading, or riding away of property from the possession of another.”

A) Arson

B) Robbery

C) Burglary

D) Larceny theft

 23) At the time their cars were stolen, what activity are victims most likely to be engaged in?

A) Eating dinner

B) Working a their jobs

C) Sleeping

D) Attending a party

 24) When considering theft from motor vehicles, the most frequently stolen items are

A) cameras.

B) external vehicle parts.

C) stereo equipment.

D) cellular phones.

 25) The infirm category of McShane and Noonan’s typology of shoplifters was most likely to contain which of the following persons?

A) A young male

B) An elderly female

C) A middle-aged female

D) A middle-aged male

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 1) The term “positivism” came from the writings of

A) Franz Gall.

B) Auguste Comte.

C) Charles Darwin.

D) Cesare Lombroso.

 2) According to Arseneault and Trembley’s recent study of teenage boys in Canada, minor abnormalities in the shape of the __________ were associated with an increased risk of psychiatric and behavioral problems.

A) teeth

B) tongue

C) ears

D) All of the above

 3) According to William Sheldon, __________ have the greatest likelihood of becoming criminal offenders.

A) cyclothmorphs

B) endomorphs

C) ectomorphs

D) mesomorphs

 4) Research suggests that exposure to the color __________ can calm people who are feeling angry or agitated.

A) purple

B) pink

C) blue

D) brown

 5) Which of the following variables may moderate the relationship between temperature and criminal behavior?

A) Time of day

B) Season of the year

C) Day of the week

D) All of the above

 6) According to Goddard, a tendency toward __________ was inherited.

A) criminality

B) alcoholism

C) feeblemindedness

D) degeneracy

 7) Which of the following is not a characteristic of an XYY male?

A) Shorter than average height

B) Overrepresented in prisons and mental hospitals

C) Less than average intelligence

D) Suffers from acne or other skin disorders

 8) The work of __________ contributed to the development of the field of behavioral genetics.

A) James Q. Wilson

B) Freda Adler

C) Sir Francis Galton

D) Edward O. Wilson

 9) According to sociobiologists, the violence and aggressiveness associated withterritoriality is often reserved for

A) acquaintances.

B) relatives.

C) strangers.

D) family members.

 10) Which of the following is not a criticism of sociobiology?

A) There is no rational basis for applying findings from animal studies to humans.

B) It fails to integrate biology into the paradigm.

C) It does not properly depict basic human nature.

D) It does not identify the importance of culture, social learning, and individualexperiences in shaping behavior.

 11) James Q. Wilson and Richard J. Herrnstein wrote

A) Crime and Human Nature.

B) Sisters in Crime.

C) Sociobiology.

D) Creating Born Criminals.

 12) Which of the following is not one of the early signs or indicators of psychopathy?

A) Cruelty to animals

B) Teenage pregnancy

C) Firesetting

D) Bed-wetting

 13) Which of the following is not one of the characteristics of antisocial personality disorder?

A) Callous unconcern for the feelings of others

B) Prone to blame others for the behavior that brought the patient into conflictwith society

C) A low tolerance to frustration

D) The inability to establish relationships

 14) A possible psychogenetic cause of antisocial personality disorder is

A) a separation from the mother during the first six months of life.

B) a low state of arousal.

C) a malfunction of some inhibitory mechanisms.

D) none of the above

 15) According to Eysenck, a(n) __________ is generally irrational, shy, moody,and emotional.

A) schizophrenic

B) extrovert

C) neurotic

D) psychotic

 16) The concept of __________ holds that the human mind may choose to keepcertain aspects of itself out of consciousness.

A) Thanatos

B) displacement

C) catharsis

D) repression

 17) Giving a good child a toy is an example of a

A) positive punishment.

B) positive reward.

C) negative punishment.

D) negative reward.

 18) Under federal law, a criminal defendant found not guilty by reason of insanitymust have a psychological or psychiatric examination and a hearing heldwithin __________ days after the not guilty verdict.

A) 80

B) 40

C) 10

D) 20

 19) __________ helps police investigators better understand people wanted forserious crimes.

A) Psychological profiling

B) Sublimation

C) Deterrence

D) Selective incapacitation

 20) The concentric zone model was applied to the study of juvenile delinquencyby

A) Steven Messner and Richard Rosenfeld.

B) Clifford Shaw and Henry McKay.

C) W.I. Thomas and Florian Znaniecki.

D) Robert Park and Ernest Burgess.

 21) Operation Padlock in New York City was based on the concept of

A) criminology of place.

B) strain theory.

C) deviant subcultures.

D) the ecological school.

 22) Relative deprivation theory was proposed by

A) Steven F. Messner and Richard Rosenfeld.

B) Emile Durkheim.

C) Robert Agnew.

D) Robert K. Merton.

 23) Neutralization theory is most closely associated with the work of

A) Robert Park and Ernest Burgess.

B) Richard Cloward and Lloyd Ohlin.

C) Gresham Sykes and David Matza.

D) Travis Hirschi and Michael Gottfredson.

 24) According to James Clark, the black subculture of violence was created bygenerations of __________ violence.

A) black-on-white

B) white-on-black

C) white-on-white

D) black-on-black

 25) According to differential opportunity theory, drug use predominates in the__________ delinquent subculture.

A) criminal

B) conflict

C) deviant

D) retreatist

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 1) A codified law is known as a

A) deviant act.

B) statute.

C) theory.

D) crime.

 2) According to John F. Galliher, legal definitions of criminality are arrived atthrough a __________ process.

A) sociological

B) psychological

C) political

D) mainstream

 3) Ron Classen sees crime primarily as

A) a violation of a law.

B) problem behavior.

C) an offense against human relationships.

D) a form of social maladjustment.

 4) The pluralistic perspective suggests that behaviors are typically criminalizedthrough

A) general agreement of members of society.

B) a political process.

C) the existence of shared norms and values.

D) none of the above

 5) Which of the following jobs probably would not fall within the field of criminalistics?

A) Fingerprint examiner

B) Polygraph operator

C) Forensics examiner

D) Correctional officer

 6) A police officer or probation officer is best described as a

A) criminalist.

B) criminologist.

C) criminal justice professional.

D) none of the above

 7) __________ definitions focus on criminology’s role in uncovering the underlying causes of crime.

A) Scientific

B) Causative

C) Disciplinary

D) None of the above

  8) According to various professional groups, violence in television, music, videogames, and movies

A) may lead to increased levels of violent behavior     among children.

B) may lead to decreased levels of violent behavior     among children.

C) may lead to emotional sensitization toward violence     in real life.

D) may have no effect on levels of violent behavior     among children.

  9) Which of the following is not an immediate input provided by the justice system that may enhance or reduce the likelihood of criminal occurrences?

A) Police response time to a crime scene

B) The availability or lack of official assistance

C) The presence or absence of police officers

D) A prison that acts as a “crime school”

  10) Which of the following is not considered a property crime by the UCR?

A) Robbery

B) Burglary

C) Arson

D) Theft

  11) Which of the following is not a reason why rape victims fail to report theirvictimization?

A) Fear that the crime is not important enough to     report

B) Fear of the perpetrator

C) Fear of participation in the criminal justice system

D) Shame

  12) The category of crimes in NIBRS which corresponds most closely to the UCRPart I offenses is

A) Group A offenses

B) Part I crimes

C) NIBRS key crimes

D) None of the above

  13) According to Elliott Currie, the __________ is the rate of crime calculated onthe basis of crimes that would likely be committed by those who are incapacitated by the criminal justice system.

A) actual crime rate

B) criminality index

C) latent crime rate

D) clearance rate

  14) The NCVS divides larceny into the categories of __________ larceny.

A) household and personal

B) grand and petty

C) violent and nonviolent

D) felony and misdemeanor

  15) Which of the following is not a finding of the National Youth Survey?

A) Violent offenders begin lives of crime earlier than     originally believed.

B) Females are involved in a smaller proportion of     crime than previously thought.

C) There is a consistent progression from less serious     to more serious acts ofdelinquency over time.

D) Race differentials in crime are smaller than     traditional data sources indicated.

  16) The first step in any research is to

A) develop a research design.

B) choose a data collection technique.

C) review the findings.

D) identify a problem.

  17) A __________ is especially valuable when aspects of the social setting arebeyond the control of the researcher.

A) one-group pretest-posttest design

B) case study

C) controlled experiment

D) quasi-experimental design

  18) The study of one particular criminal organization is an example of the__________ data-gathering strategy.

A) survey research

B) case study

C) participant observation

D) secondary analysis

  19) The degree of dispersion of scores around the mean is known as the

A) standard deviation.

B) median.

C) correlation.

D) significance test.

  20) A __________ correlation exists between sample size and the degree of confidence we can have in our results.

A) positive

B) curvilinear

C) negative

D) inverse

 21) In which year was the Magna Carta signed?

A) 450 B.C.

B) 1215

C) 1066

D) 1700 B.C.

  22) Which of the following was not one of the three types of crimes outlined byBeccaria?

A) Crimes that involved no victims other than society

B) Crimes that ran contrary to the social order

C) Crimes that injured citizens or their property

D) Crimes that threatened the security of the state

  23) Which of the following categories of punishment might include the loss of theright to vote?

A) chronic

B) compulsive

C) indelible

D) restrictive

  24) The argument that crime is not a result of poverty or social conditions andtherefore cannot be affected by social programs was made by

A) Lawrence Cohen.

B) David Fogel.

C) Ronald V. Clarke.

D) James Q. Wilson.

 25) Research by __________ found that a small number of chronic recidivists wereresponsible for a large majority of serious violent crime.

A) Marvin Wolfgang

B) Marcus Felson

C) Jack Katz

D) Ronald V. Clarke

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  How did the gathering of crime data begin in the United     States? How has itevolved since that time?

  What are the differences between quantitative and     qualitative methods in thesocial sciences? What are the advantages and     disadvantages of each method?

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 1) A codified law is known as a

A) deviant act.

B) statute.

C) theory.

D) crime.

 2) According to John F. Galliher, legal definitions of criminality are arrived atthrough a __________ process.

A) sociological

B) psychological

C) political

D) mainstream

 3) Ron Classen sees crime primarily as

A) a violation of a law.

B) problem behavior.

C) an offense against human relationships.

D) a form of social maladjustment.

 4) The pluralistic perspective suggests that behaviors are typically criminalizedthrough

A) general agreement of members of society.

B) a political process.

C) the existence of shared norms and values.

D) none of the above

 5) Which of the following jobs probably would not fall within the field of criminalistics?

A) Fingerprint examiner

B) Polygraph operator

C) Forensics examiner

D) Correctional officer

 6) A police officer or probation officer is best described as a

A) criminalist.

B) criminologist.

C) criminal justice professional.

D) none of the above

 7) __________ definitions focus on criminology’s role in uncovering the underlying causes of crime.

A) Scientific

B) Causative

C) Disciplinary

D) None of the above

  8) According to various professional groups, violence in television, music, videogames, and movies

A) may lead to increased levels of violent behavior     among children.

B) may lead to decreased levels of violent behavior     among children.

C) may lead to emotional sensitization toward violence     in real life.

D) may have no effect on levels of violent behavior     among children.

  9) Which of the following is not an immediate input provided by the justice system that may enhance or reduce the likelihood of criminal occurrences?

A) Police response time to a crime scene

B) The availability or lack of official assistance

C) The presence or absence of police officers

D) A prison that acts as a “crime school”

  10) Which of the following is not considered a property crime by the UCR?

A) Robbery

B) Burglary

C) Arson

D) Theft

  11) Which of the following is not a reason why rape victims fail to report theirvictimization?

A) Fear that the crime is not important enough to     report

B) Fear of the perpetrator

C) Fear of participation in the criminal justice system

D) Shame

  12) The category of crimes in NIBRS which corresponds most closely to the UCRPart I offenses is

A) Group A offenses

B) Part I crimes

C) NIBRS key crimes

D) None of the above

  13) According to Elliott Currie, the __________ is the rate of crime calculated onthe basis of crimes that would likely be committed by those who are incapacitated by the criminal justice system.

A) actual crime rate

B) criminality index

C) latent crime rate

D) clearance rate

  14) The NCVS divides larceny into the categories of __________ larceny.

A) household and personal

B) grand and petty

C) violent and nonviolent

D) felony and misdemeanor

  15) Which of the following is not a finding of the National Youth Survey?

A) Violent offenders begin lives of crime earlier than     originally believed.

B) Females are involved in a smaller proportion of     crime than previously thought.

C) There is a consistent progression from less serious     to more serious acts ofdelinquency over time.

D) Race differentials in crime are smaller than     traditional data sources indicated.

  16) The first step in any research is to

A) develop a research design.

B) choose a data collection technique.

C) review the findings.

D) identify a problem.

  17) A __________ is especially valuable when aspects of the social setting arebeyond the control of the researcher.

A) one-group pretest-posttest design

B) case study

C) controlled experiment

D) quasi-experimental design

  18) The study of one particular criminal organization is an example of the__________ data-gathering strategy.

A) survey research

B) case study

C) participant observation

D) secondary analysis

  19) The degree of dispersion of scores around the mean is known as the

A) standard deviation.

B) median.

C) correlation.

D) significance test.

  20) A __________ correlation exists between sample size and the degree of confidence we can have in our results.

A) positive

B) curvilinear

C) negative

D) inverse

 21) In which year was the Magna Carta signed?

A) 450 B.C.

B) 1215

C) 1066

D) 1700 B.C.

  22) Which of the following was not one of the three types of crimes outlined byBeccaria?

A) Crimes that involved no victims other than society

B) Crimes that ran contrary to the social order

C) Crimes that injured citizens or their property

D) Crimes that threatened the security of the state

  23) Which of the following categories of punishment might include the loss of theright to vote?

A) chronic

B) compulsive

C) indelible

D) restrictive

  24) The argument that crime is not a result of poverty or social conditions andtherefore cannot be affected by social programs was made by

A) Lawrence Cohen.

B) David Fogel.

C) Ronald V. Clarke.

D) James Q. Wilson.

 25) Research by __________ found that a small number of chronic recidivists wereresponsible for a large majority of serious violent crime.

A) Marvin Wolfgang

B) Marcus Felson

C) Jack Katz

D) Ronald V. Clarke

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 Please answer ONE of the following:

  What is crime? What is the difference between crime and     deviance? Howmight the notion of crime change over time? What impact does     the changingnature of crime have on criminology?

  How did the gathering of crime data begin in the United     States? How has itevolved since that time?

  What are the differences between quantitative and     qualitative methods in thesocial sciences? What are the advantages and     disadvantages of each method?

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  Which of the following would not be considered a     specialization within the discipline of physical anthropology?

human anatomy

paleopathology

primatology

phonology

  The material products of former societies are known as:

artifacts

fossils

legacies

antiquaries

  Anthropologist, Spencer Wells, is the director of the     geographic project which is:

making significant contributions to the philosophy of     archaeology.

conducting ethnographic fieldwork among the Vanomamö     Indians of Venezuela

helping to illuminate the migrations of humans     throughout the world

using computer technology to do cross-cultural     comparisons.

  Kelley Hays-Gilpin, a southwestern U.S. Archaeologist,     studied:

Brazil

gender approaches to the archaeological record

tropical rainforests.

East Africa

  The people known as classical archaeologists conduct     research on:

ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome.

the evolution of prehistoric stone tools.

societies of the more recent past.

ancestors of contemporary Native Americans.

  Research on artifacts found in the remains of slave     quarters at an 18th century tobacco plantation in Virginia would be an     example of:

historical archaeology.

forensic anthropology.

applied anthropology.

classical archaeology.

  One of the most important tool types invented by homo     erectus was the:

Mousterian hammerstone.

Clovis projectile point.

Neolithic grinding stone.

Acheulian hand axe.

  The stone tool industry associated with Neanderthal     populations was called the:

Oldowan complex.

Mousterian tradition.

Acheulian technology.

Chopper tool system.

Composite tool tradition.

  The climate characteristic of environments occupied by     Neanderthals was:

hot

warm

temperate

cool

  Fossil and archaeological evidence suggests that the     first hominids to practice intentional burial of their dead were:

modern upper Paleolithic homo sapiens.

Homo erectus.

Neanderthals

Homo habilis.

  The remains of four individuals, one of whom appears to     have been surrounded by a bed of flowers, represent the first evidence of     intentional burial. They were found at an archaeological site in:

England

Mexico

Chin

Iraq

  Evidence suggesting that there were religious beliefs     among Neanderthals includes:

cave paintings of supernatural beings.

small chambers in the far recesses of caves that     contained “religious objects,” primarily clay figures of gods and     goddesses.

stone-lined rectangular pits containing dozens of cave     bear skulls.

burial sites.

  The earliest traces of material culture are:

fossil teeth of the species australopithecus.

words like “ma” to indicate mother.

simple stone tools, like choppers and scrapers.

forms of social organization among different primates.

  Which of the following would not be considered a form     of material culture?

igloos

cufflinks

lullabies

forks

  The term “ideology” refers to:

signs and symbols used to communicate particular ideas.

beliefs and values supporting the interests of a group.

specific expressions of material culture.

a faulty or misguided world view.

  One example of an ideology would be:

Capitalism

Egyptian hieroglyphs.

Navajo sand paintings.

the Big Bang theory.

  __________ may occur when one dominant group in a     complex society imposes its cultural beliefs on subordinate ethnic groups.     For example, the dominant ethnic group in the U.S. during the eighteenth     and nineteenth centuries (the white, Anglo-Saxon Protestants) was able to     impose its language, cultural beliefs, and practices on other minority     groups in U.S. society.

Cultural hegemony

Cultural chaos

Multiculturalism

Ethnic superiority

  Norms are:

prohibitions against a particular kind of behavior.

values that are accepted by every human society.

a given society’s rules for right and wrong behavior.

individuals who look like the majority of people.

  In her classic work Patterns of Culture (1934), Ruth     Benedict used the terms “apollonian” and “dionysian” to describe:

cultural “personalities” of pueblo and plains Indians.

religious cults of northern and southern Greece.

rituals of warfare and celebration in the South Pacifi

contrasting models of cultural diffusion.

  Margaret Mead got most of her information on the     behavior of adolescents in Samoa from:

accounts of travelers and missionaries.

newspaper accounts and government reports.

watching ethnographic films.

interviewing young women.

  The central object of Mead’s study, Coming of Age in     Samoa (1928), was to determine whether or not:

kinship patterns in Samoa could be attributed to     diffusion from Chin

the events of World War II had an effect on traditional     family structure in Samo

the transition from adolescence into adulthood was     stressful in all societies.

maturation rates of Samoan teenagers were directly     related to race and heredity.

  After spending nine months in Samoa and working with     individuals in three different villages, Margaret Mead concluded that:

Samoan society differed little from that of the U.S. in     the 1920s.

many key elements of Samoan culture had diffused from     Thailan

Franz Boas’ theories of cultural relativism had serious     flaws.

becoming an adult was less stressful in Samoa than in     the U.S.

  One of the principal criticisms of the     culture-and-personality school is that:

there is no evidence for a biological link between     culture and personality.

it tends to assume greater uniformity in personality     than actually exists in society.

the investigation of personality should be done by     psychologists, not anthropologists.

individual behavior is more important than the behavior     of a whole society.

  Functionalist anthropologists have suggested that     incest taboos originated in order to:

encourage alliances and cooperation between descent     groups.

avoid the serious consequences of genetic     interbreeding.

strengthen the role of patrilineal descent groups.

regulate and limit sexual behavior within small communities.

  Research on the “childhood familiarity hypothesis”     supports the notion that:

unrelated children raised together make good marriage     partners.

children who have grown up in the same household share     sexual attractions.

children living in close association with one another     develop mutual sexual aversion.

unrelated adolescents who live together are likely to     become erotically involve

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  The term “second world” is used to refer to:

modern, industrialized nation-states

what used to be called the soviet union and other communist     countries

undeveloped, nonindustrialized countries

traditional, pre-state societies affected by contact     with the modern world

  Since the 1960s, the Ju/’Hoansi San have become:

increasingly independent and isolated from the modern     world

middle class citizens of the nation of South Africa

increasingly dependent upon government assistance

one of the few indigenous societies to become     financially independent

  The introduction of a cash economy has disrupted     traditional Ju/’Hoansi patterns of:

egalitarianism and reciprocity

food storage and redistribution

centralized decision-making

rapid population growth

  Resettlement of Mbuti Pygmies on plantations outside     the rainforest by the government of zaire has resulted in their:

participation in the national political process

contribution to the economy through taxation

increased success at agricultural production

declining health

  The Ju/’Hoansi or San Foragers inhabit the modern     nations of:

South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana

Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda

Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania

Venezuela and Brazil

  Conflict between the Iroquois and other indigenous     tribal groups in the 1600s was not due to:

the introduction of guns and ammunition by the French

dependence on European goods

depletion of beavers and other fur-bearing animals     vital to trade

ancient traditions of blood revenge and glory on the     warpath

  The displacement of Native Americans from their tribal     lands in the U.S. in order to make the land available to white settlers     was:

accompanied mostly by outlaws and hired guns

a formal policy of the United States government

a myth invented by radical Indian activists

undertaken mostly by foreign immigrants

  An example of cultural assimilation is:

the popularity of Chinese restaurants

interracial dating

english as a second language

minority quotas for college enrollments

  An example of biological assimilation is:

school segregation

interethnic marriage

ethnic cleansing

immigration quotas

  The systematic attempt to kill and totally eliminate a     particular ethnic group is:

apartheid

fratricide

ethnocide

genocide

  Which of the following is not a pattern of ethnic     interaction?

segregation

ethnic cleansing

fratricide

genocide

  An ethnic group may be distinguished by all but one of     the following criteria:

language

religion

biology

shared historical past

  The famous American anthropologist ___________     subjected scientific racist beliefs to rigoroustesting and evaluation; he     found that there are no superior or inferior races.

Johann Blumenbach

Joseph Arthur de Gobineau

Carolus Linnaeus

Franz Boas

  The one-child policy in china has been:

effective at reducing the birthrate

useless at reversing trends of runaway population     growth

most accepted in agricultural areas

accepted without protest by both urban and rural     populations

  Between 1980 and 1990, the annual growth rate in china     fell from ________ to 1.4 Percent.

3

4

0

4

  Which of the following countries is likely to have the     lowest per capita energy consumption?

Sudan

Japan

Mexico

Canada

  Because of human activities and growth, it is estimated     that at least one species becomes extinct every day. In fact, biologist     E.O. Wilson thinks, with the expansion of industrialism, mechanized     agriculture and deforestation, as many as one-fourth of the world’s plant     families will become extinct by the end of the next century. The loss of     this ___________ is a major concern for many individuals since we, as     humans, are dependent upon these living organisms for our own survival     (for food and medicinal applications).

biodiversity

doubling time

green space

greenhouse

  In the 1970s, a group of scientists known as the Club     of Rome got together to assess global trends and predict the future of the     world and the people in it. Using a neo-malthusian perspective and     computer models, they predicted:

there will be an infinite supply of natural resources     for hundreds of years to come because biotechnology will make land more     productive, and humans will invent new ways of doing things

the world, as we know it, will end abruptly in 2048     because of the greenhouse effect, coupled with a nuclear winter

current global trends in population growth, energy     consumption, and environmental pollution will exhaust the world’s natural     resources within the next 100 years

biodiversity will increase, slowly smothering the world     and all its occupants

  Julian Simon has challenged the doomsday model since he     believes the problems of pollution and environmental stress will     ultimately be solved because:

space aliens will not allow the human race to become     extinct

world population will decrease due to epidemic diseases     like aids

human creativity and science will provide the key to     solving all problems

human populations cannot exceed the earth’s carrying     capacity

  While studying the use of crack cocaine in Spanish     Harlem, anthropologist Philippe Bourgois found that:

crack dealers viewed their clients as “lost souls” ripe     for exploitation and manipulation

crack dealing was viewed as the most realistic route to     upward mobility and the achievement of the American dream

crack users could be effectively treated by     administering high doses of heroin combined with methadone

children under the age of five were often used to     manufacture and distribute crack when police activities increased in an     area

  Even though there are numerous pieces of legislation     aimed at curtailing pot hunting, this practice still persists. The text     example of the looting of the __________ is an excellent illustration of     the problems that exist.

left bank of the Seine

Slack farm site in Kentucky

southern banks of the Nile

Big Dog site in Idaho

  Whereas most archaeologists have traditionally found     employment in universities or museums, many are now working as applied     archaeologists specializing in what is known as:

application archaeology

cultural resource management

excavation archaeology

exhumation regulation

  Early twentieth century anthropologists argued that     since there are no universal moral values, each society’s values are valid     with respect to the specific circumstances and conditions of that society.     Hence, no society can claim to be in a superior position in regard to     morals or ethics. The view that we cannot impose the values of one society     on other societies is called:

ethical relativism

moral dilemma

social morality

social ethics

   In order to tolerate practices such as racism, child     abuse, spouse abuse, homicide, torture, human sacrifice, and the mass     murder (genocide) of Jews, gypsies, and homosexuals by the Nazis, one     would have to abide strictly by the principle of:

lost causes

misplaced perceptions

ethical relativism

moral turpitude

  Which of the following is a way to resolve the     philosophical and moral dilemmas posed by a strict adherence to the     doctrine of ethical relativism?

acknowledging that the standards of western culture are     always superior to those of non-western cultures

formulating a universal standard of humanitarian     ethics, such as the protection of individuals from bodily harm

adhering to a policy of strict non-intervention in any     decisions that would affect behavior in pre-state societies of the third     world

acceptance of any behavior as long as it is practiced     by individuals within the context of their own society

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   The most important belief underlying the practice of     having a widow marry one of her brothers-in-law is that:

her family should not have to return the bride price

the rights of the deceased husband must be preserved

all men should have more than one wife

widows should never have to live alone

  The most common form of polyandry is ________, in which     brothers share a wife.

risk taking

sibling polyandry

fraternal polyandry

levirate

  When a married couple goes to live in the house of the     brother of the husband’s mother, the post-marital residence pattern is     referred to as:

avunculocal

matrilocal

patrilocal

fratrilocal

  In most tribal societies, rules of descent, marriage,     and residence are:

flexible and often subject to lengthy discussion and     negotiations

strictly enforced and rarely changed

known only to village elders, who are consulted     whenever a decision must be made

unconscious, and therefore defined mostly by outsiders     (such as ethnographers)

  In general, divorces are most common among societies     that are:

patrilineal and patrilocal

matrilineal and matrilocal

organized into bilateral descent groups

polyandrous and avunculocal

  Deborah Gewertz, who has re-examined Mead’s     interpretations of the Tchambuli (Chambri), arrived at the conclusion     that:

Chambri women are among the most aggressive in all     human societies

Mead’s interpretations failed to take specific     historical circumstances into account

Chambri men were submissive due to frequent defeats in     warfare

cultural values do not influence gender roles

   The Kula, described by Malinowski in Argonauts of the     Pacific, refers to:

a type of outrigger canoe used for long-distance travel     by island chiefs

a ceremonial dance performed by the indigenous     Hawaiians

a ritual in which red shell necklaces were traded for     white armbands

a sacred beverage whose use was restricted to Tahitian     chiefs

  The Kula is an example of what type of exchange?

redistribution

balanced reciprocity

hypergamy

market exchange

  The term “barter” is used to refer to:

the agreement on a certain price for a specified     product

a system of unbalanced reciprocity in which goods of     unequal value are exchanged

the direct exchange of one commodity for another

the redistribution of goods in a marketplace

  The potlatch feasts of the northwest coast societies     are usually interpreted as a form of:

long-distance barter

resource conservation

ritualized warfare

redistributional exchange

  Which of the following might be interpreted as a modern     example of the potlatch?

A local politician gives away hundreds of frozen     turkeys at a campaign rally.

A special interest group pays the salary and expenses     of a lobbyist.

A former president makes speeches in favor of his     party’s new candidate.

Delegates at a national convention trade buttons and     other campaign memorabilia

  A major difference between redistributional and     reciprocal economies is that:

reciprocal economies are more common in societies with     inequalities in social status

redistributional economies tend to make certain     individuals wealthier than others

reciprocal economies always involve the exchange of a     recognized form of currency

only redistributional economies involve transfers of     goods among related villagers

  From a cross-cultural study, Jack Goody learned that     bridewealth occurs more frequently in horticultural societies, whereas the     dowry system is most frequently found in agricultural states. He further     hypothesized that one function of the dowry system was to:

consolidate property in the hands of elite groups, thus     increasing their wealth and status

spread wealth out over a larger area so that everyone     in the society had about the same level of affluence

counteract the practice of bridewealth, non-adaptive in     an agricultural state, because it allowed certain families to accumulate     too much wealth by selling their daughters to the highest bidder

create an egalitarian society

  Since wealth and status determine the type of marriage     patterns found in agricultural states, the primary form of marriage for     all but the elite was:

polygyny

polyandry

polygamy

monogamy

  Monogamy is the primary form of marriage in most     agricultural states. The probable reason this pattern is so prevalent is:

most agricultural states have laws against polygamous     marriages of any kind becausethey disrupt the normal flow of the     agricultural cycle

in agricultural societies, where land is a scarce     commodity, peasants cannot afford the luxury of polygyny

polygyny is impossible because there are fewer women     than men in agricultural states

most peasants can only afford to accumulate enough     wealth for one dowry

  Divorce was rare in agricultural states because of a     number of factors. Which of the following is not one of the factors     discussed in the text?

Both the corporate character of the extended family and     the necessity for cooperative labor among family members usually lead to     normative constraints against divorce.

Marriage was the most important way that land was     transferred, and marriages were the basis of alliances between families     and kin groups.

In some societies, marriage became a sacred institution     and there were laws againstdivorce.

Divorce was not allowed in many, if not all,     agricultural states because of the emotional disruption it caused to the     family members, often making them unfit for agricultural labor.

  In many agricultural states, women were restricted to     domestic activities while men were permitted to engage in public (outside)     endeavors. Women were often not allowed to own property, engage in     politics, or pursue educational goals. These restrictions were reflected     in a number of cultural practices such as:

purdah and foot binding

caste system

idiographic mediation

dowry and bridewealth

  Social inequality is exemplified in the __________ of     Indi These social units are endogamous groupings into which a person is     born and dies.

purdah system

shogun scheme

caste system

slavery system

  Capitalist societies share three basic ideals. Which of     the following is NOT one of these ideals?

The elements of production are privately owned

Companies are free to maximize profits and accumulate     wealth.

Land and resources should be owned and controlled by     the state government, while production and services are in the hands of     free enterprise.

Free competition and consumer independence are basic to     all economic activities.

  Anthropologists have found that kinship in industrial     states:

often becomes solidified and molded into large descent     groups called oligoclans

becomes much more important and clearly defined than in     preindustrial societies

becomes less important as new structures and     organizations replace and begin to perform many of the functions     associated with kinship in preindustrial societies

tends to remain about the same as is found in chiefdom     societies

  With industrialization, the functions of the family     changed, and one of the major transformations was the:

increase in the frequency of polyandrous marriages,     especially those involving brothers

decrease in the mobility of members of the family since     they were all tied to industrial production

increase in matrilocal residence and a reduction in     patrilocal residence

diminishing importance of the extended family and the     emergence of the nuclear family

  As nuclear families replace extended families in     industrial societies, older people no longer reside with their adult     children. The role of the elderly in retaining and disseminating     information has diminished in industrial societies. The elderly have lost     much of their economic power. Sociologist Donald O. Cowgill has     hypothesized that:

The status and role of the elderly in the future will     increase because the birthrate has dropped to an all-time low.

There will be an elderly revolution, termed the     “silver-haired rebellion,” which will place much of the lost power and     status back into the hands of the older segment of society.

As the rate of technological change accelerates, knowledge     quickly becomes obsolete, and this decreases the status and role of the     elderly (they are no longer the storage houses of technological knowledge;     libraries and databanks have taken over this role).

In the future, there will be a major reorganization of     kinship and the family, which will restore power to the elderly.

  Chiefdoms and agricultural states are classified as     __________ because they provide little opportunity for social mobility.     Industrial states, on the other hand, are considered ___________ because     social status can be achieved through individual effort.

oppressive; free

hierarchical; egalitarian

closed societies; open societies

caste cultures; kindred cultures

  The House of Lords in Great Britain differs from the     House of Commons because membership in the House of Lords is:

based on intellect

inherited through families

limited to those individuals who have already served in     the house of commons

based on religious affiliation and achieved status

  The primary mode of social mobility in Japanese society     is:

education

luck

inheritance

what is called burakumin and eta

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 Multiple Choice Questions (Enter your answers on the enclosed answer sheet)

 1. The three mucosa-covered projections into the nasal cavity that greatly increase surface area of

mucosa exposed to air are called ________.

a. tonsils

b. adenoids

c. conchae

d. paranasal sinuses

  2. The posterior portion of the palate that is not supported by bone is called the ________.

a. soft palate

b. paranasal sinus

c. epiglottis

d. hard palate

  3. From superior to inferior, the three regions of the pharynx are the ________.

a. oropharynx, nasopharynx, laryngopharynx

b. nasopharynx, oropharynx, laryngopharynx

c laryngopharynx, oropharynx, nasopharynx

d. nasopharynx, laryngopharynx, oropharynx

  4. The ________ tonsil, or adenoid, is located high in the nasopharynx region.

a. lingual

b. laryngeal

c. pharyngeal

d. palatine

  5. The ________ routes air and food into their proper channels and plays a role in speech.

a. tongue

b. pharynx

c. nasal conchae

d. larynx

  6. The mucosa-lined windpipe that extends from the larynx to the level of the fifth thoracic

vertebra is called the ________.

a. trachea

b. oropharynx

c. main (primary) bronchus

d. nasopharynxUnit 4 Examination 172 GED 102 The Human Body

  7. ________ lining the mucosa of the trachea beat continuously to propel contaminated mucus to

the throat.

a. Microvilli

b. Coarse hairs

c. Cilia

d. Flagella

  8. The process of physically and chemically breaking food particles down is referred to as

________.

a. digestion

b. defecation

c. ingestion

d. absorption

  9. The ________ runs from the pharynx through the diaphragm to the stomach.

a. trachea

b. esophagus

c. larynx

d. small intestine

  10. The innermost layer of the alimentary canal is referred to as the ________.

a. serosa

b. submucosa

c. mucosa

d. muscularis externa

  11. The two intrinsic nerve plexuses serving the alimentary canal are the ________.

a. solar; sympathetic

b. submucosa; myenteric

c. autonomic; somatic

d. mucosa; submucosa

  12. The ________ sphincter, or valve, controls food movement from the stomach into the small

intestine.

a. ileocecal

b. cardioesophageal

c. pyloric

d. analUnit 4 Examination 173 GED 102 The Human Body

  13. Large wrinkle-like folds in the stomach lining, present when the stomach is empty, that allow

for expansion when the stomach is filling are called ________.

a. villi

b. haustra

c. microvilli

d. rugae

  14. The medial indentation where the ureter, blood vessels, and nerves are connected to the kidney

is called the ________.

a. renal capsule

b. renal column

c. renal pyramid

d. renal hilum

  15. There are three regions of the kidney; the outermost region is known as the ________.

a. renal medulla

b. renal cortex

c. renal pelvis

d. renal hilum

  16. Renal (medullary) pyramids are separated by extensions of cortex-like tissue called the

________.

a. renal columns

b. renal pelvis

c. renal hilum

d. renal capsule

  17. The blood vessel carrying blood from the aorta into the kidney is the ________.

a. hepatic artery

b. renal artery

c. renal vein

d. glomerulus

  18. The functional unit of the kidney that filters blood and forms urine is the ________.

a. glomerulus

b. nephron

c. renal pyramid

d. renal pelvisUnit 4 Examination 174 GED 102 The Human Body

  19. The blood vessel directly feeding the glomerulus with blood from the cortical radiate artery is

the ________.

a. peritubular capillary

b. efferent arteriole

c. renal vein

d. afferent arteriole

  20. The gonads produce sex cells, also known as ________,

a. zygotes

b. interstitial cells

c. gametes

d. spermatids

  21. Sperm are formed in tightly coiled tubes called seminiferous tubules that are found within

each ________.

a. spermatic cord

b. testis

c. ductus (vas) deferens

d. epididymis

  22. The glands that produce a thick, yellowish secretion which nourishes and activates sperm are

the ________.

a. bulbo-urethral glands

b. prostate

c. seminal glands (vesicles)

d. ejaculatory duct

  23. The ________ gland surrounds the upper portion of the urethra just below the junction with the

urinary bladder.

a. ejaculatory

b. seminal

c. bulbo-urethral

d. prostateUnit 4 Examination 175 GED 102 The Human Body

  24. The enlarged tip of the penis is called the ________.

a. glans penis

b. shaft

c. scrotum

d. prepuce (foreskin)

  25. The male external genitalia include the ________ and the ________.

a. testes; ductus (vas) deferens

b. spermatic cord; glans penis

c. penis; scrotum

d. seminal glands (vesicles); ejaculatory duct

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International HRM Case Study

.”

Prepare a 4–

6 page case analysis on the topic of strategic management and why it is critical to the success of

an organization in meeting its goals and mission. In your analysis respond to the following question: What is

strategic management and w

hy is it critical to the success of an organization in meeting its goals and mission?

Your analysis of this case and your written submission should reflect an understanding of the critical issues of

the case, integrating the material covered in the text, and present concise and well

-reasoned justifications for

the stance that you take.

Case analysis criteria:

Your case analysis should consist of:

A brief analysis of the situation and pending decision problem, as presented in the case, and as

relevant to

your answer. This should be exceptionally brief and you should assume the person reading

the Assignment is familiar with the details of the case.

Identification of the major issues surrounding the organization or individuals involved with the

organization.

Identification of alternate courses of action to address the issues identified.

The decision or recommendation for action, with the appropriate supporting arguments.

The case question is designed to guide the direction of your analysis in the case. Your analysis should

address and ultimately answer the question.

Additionally, in the case analysis make sure that you assess the value of multiculturalism and diversity in a

global

environment.

You may discuss your case analysis Assignment with the class, but you must submit your own original work.

Case analysis tips:

Avoid common errors in case analyses, such as:

Focusing too heavily on minor issues.

Lamenting because of insufficient data in the case and ignoring creative alternatives.

Rehashing of case

data

—

you should assume the reader knows the case.

Not appropriately evaluating the quality of the case’s data.

Obscuring the quantitative analysis or making it difficult to understand.

Typical “minus (

–)” grades result from submissions that:

Are

late.

Are not well integrated and lack clarity.

Do not address timing issues.

Do not recognize the cost implications or are not practical.

Get carried away with personal biases and are not pertinent to the key issues.

Are not thoroughly proofread and corrected.

Assignment submission:

Before you submit your Assignment, you should save your work on your computer

in a location that you will remember. Save the document using the naming convention:

Username_Unit6_Assignment.doc.

Assignment

Grading Rubric

Course: GB520

Unit:

6

Points:

100

Copyright Kaplan University

Make sure your document includes:

Your name

Date

Course name and section number

Unit number

Case name

Page numbers

The case analysis should be a minimum of 4–

6 pages long, double-

spaced. Check for correct spelling,

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GB 500  Assignment 1 Paper Market Research

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 Assignment 1: Paper on the importance of market research (view grading rubric) You will be conducting an interview with a market research professional or a company representative. Post the highlights of the results of your individual Assignment in final draft form to the Discussion Board by Saturday night (attached in a Microsoft Word doc) or pasted into the Discussion area to give others the chance to read your work and make comments or ask questions. Use the results of your research to make specific recommendations on how market research can be applied to the Marketplace Simulation. Submit your 3–4 page APA formatted paper  I need  somebody that has a career market research

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 1.Explain how to observe beta of an all-equity firm that is publicly listed. Suppose the dataset is short or polluted with some special events, how can you make the estimate more reasonable/robust?

 2.In computing WACC for a capital budgeting decision, is it best practice to use target capital structure of the firm or actual financing structure of a project? To get the debt cost of capital, is it better to use market bond yields or coupons on the debt?

 3.Use a cost-of-equity argument to explain why firms provide lots of disclosure, open quarterly calls to all investors, and seek a familiar/tradable share price.

 4.State the result of Modigliani and Miller for capital structure with no taxes. List three assumptions and explain where we use that assumption.

 5.Give 3 reasons to prefer dividends and 3 to prefer share repurchases. Give 2 reasons to do either versus keeping the cash.

 6.Use the fact that IPO ‘fills’ depend on the hotness of the issue to explain why the observed average IPO first day rally is not necessarily a market anomaly.

 7.Give examples of positive and negative convents. Justify their use via the tradeoff model for capital structure.

 8.Compare a Canada call to a call provision at a set price. Why do issuers sometimes Canada-call their bonds?

 9.Discuss drivers of option valuation.

 10.Describe the covered call strategy and explain how to implement the same exposure using put options.

 11.Use a combination of calls, a risk-free bond, and the overall firm to describe the exposure of firm equity holders and bond holders. Do it again with puts instead of calls.

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 The Hamptons Home of a Famed Socialite Hits the Market

 “Before there was Paris Hilton, there was Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan – a Gilded Age heiress and socialite, re-nowned for her beauty and wealth. Now Ms. Balsan’s onetime Hamptons home is slated to hit the market priced at $28 million with Tim Davis of the Corcoran Group.

 Located on Ox Pasture Road in Southampton, the shingle-style home was built around 1900 and is known as “Gardenside” or “Cara-Mia”. Ms. Balsan, the great-granddaughter of railroad magnate Cornelius Vanderbilt, owned the house until her death in 1964.

 According to public records, the estate is owned by Robert G. Goldstein, executive vice president and president of global gaming operations at Las Vegas Sands Corp, and his wife Sheryl, who purchased the house in 2007 for $17.4 million.” (The Wall Street Journal, August 1, 2014, M2)

  ·         Calculate the annual compound growth rate of the house price during the period when the house was owned by Robert G. Goldstein (since 2007). (Round the number of years to the whole number). Please show your work.

·         Assume that the growth rate you calculated in question #1 remains the same for the next 20 years. Calculate the price of the house in 20 years.Please show your work.

·         Assume the growth rate that you calculated in #1 prevailed since 1900. Calculate the price of the house in 1900.Please show your work.

·         Assume the growth rate that you calculated in #1 prevailed since 1900. Which price was paid for the house in 1964?Please show your work.

5 You were using the time value of money concept to answer the question #3. Think about the time line for that problem. What is the time point 0 in that problem? Please explain your answer.

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 FIN 665: Final Project Guidelines and Grading Guide

 The final project for this course is the creation of an Individual Case Analysis. The primary objective of this project is for students to understand how to analyze the capital structure of a company. Students will also improve their understanding of some basic forms of debt financing and learn to formulate strategies in structuring debt financing. The case will also expose students to the process of debt rating and its importance. Because of its international setting, the case provides an excellent opportunity for students to obtain an understanding of international capital markets and offshore offerings. Students will apply the case method described in this document. They will define the problem, build an analysis separating the important facts from the peripheral data, develop alternative courses of action citing advantages and disadvantages, and make final recommendations on policies that will maximize value for the business.

 Main Elements

Case Method

The case method is an important tool in educating managers by allowing students to bring to life conceptual material that is often difficult to understand without application, and aiding in integrating tools and theories students have learned by applying them to relevant management decisions.

 The cases used in this course are a record of issues and problems actually faced by business executives, with supporting facts, opinions, and financial data that decisions were based on. These real-life situations are summarized by case writers who provide you with all of the relevant information that was available to the decision makers involved. If the information presented seems incomplete, remember that this only mirrors the business world reality of decision making with limited information. Obtaining more information costs time and money, resources that are scarce in most situations.

 Each case, like each management situation, is unique. Since there is no one best procedure for solving problems or making decisions, there are no right or wrong answers in case analysis. Each class member will approach the case in a different manner. However, the following procedure can serve as a rough guide to your analysis which can be fine-tuned to personal preferences.

 Procedure

 1.     Read the Case. The first step is to get acquainted with the situation. Read through the case quickly, getting a general feel for what is going on. Who are the main players? What types of information are available to you? Go back and reread the case carefully, paying particular attention to case facts, figures, and diagrams. Be careful to separate symptoms and problems. Case writers will often flag important issues by italics, headings, or questions at the end of the case.

 1.     Define the Problem. Put yourself in the place of the decision makers in the case (managers, investors, debt holders, banks, employees, etc.). What are the critical issues? Does one problem stand out as primary, with other problems secondary or contingent upon it? Establish a time dimension to the problems; which problems demand immediate action, and which are long-term or strategic in nature? What critical assumptions are being made by the decision makers in the case, and how do these assumptions influence their chosen strategies? Try to state the problems so as to identify (a) who must take action, (b) why action must be taken, and (c) when should action be taken.

 1.     Build your Analysis. Gather the important facts and concepts in the case, and discard unimportant or fringe issues and data. Build a theme for your analysis, and establish the importance of the problems you have identified. Incorporate your knowledge of cultural impact on the situation, financial analysis, accounting techniques, marketing methods, economics, and human behavior into your analysis. Put theory to work in your paper, by using concepts from the readings and module overviews to analyze the problems and issues and explain why they require responses by management.

2.     Develop Alternatives. Examine the alternative courses of action that are available to the firm. Make a list of the advantages and disadvantages of each. Don’t use “straw-man” alternatives (those that are patently unfeasible or undesirable). Develop a few well-reasoned responses that could solve the problems, and critically evaluate them.

 1.     Make a Recommendation. Based on your analysis of alternative courses of action, choose the best and recommend course of action. Be specific in your statements. How will your recommendation be implemented? Circle back through the case to identify possible points of inconsistency between your recommendation and case facts. What potential problems might crop up? How will internal constituencies (e.g., management, employees) and external constituencies (e.g., competitors, stockholders) react, and how will you handle their responses? What assumptions have you made in developing your recommendation?

 Please review Writing and Revising/ Editing the Case Analysis for additional information on structuring a case analysis.

 Deliverable: Case Write-Up

 The write-up must include the following items:

 ·         Title page containing case name and date

·         Brief summary of the business situation in the case

·         Identification of problems or issues

·         Analysis of the problems or issues including the nature of the problems, causes of the problems, constraints, and related theories (framework for your analysis)

·         List of alternatives for solving problems, including pros and cons of each alternative

·         Your recommended alternative and clear reasoning for you decision

·         Supporting spreadsheets or charts

·         References

 Read this Example of Case Analysis Writing for an example of a case analysis report from Ashford University.

 Since most cases used in the class require a composite of careful thinking, conceptualization, quantitative analysis, and some form of decision making, your comments will be evaluated based on breadth and depth of your thought process demonstrated in your discussion. While you should put the problem in a context, you should not merely repeat case facts. You will get credit for only meaningful and high quality analysis.

 Hutchison Whampoa Limited: The Capital Structure Decision

Obtain the Hutchison Whampoa Case from Harvard Business Publishing Coursepack. After reading the case, you are expected to submit a preliminary case analysis report (progress report) at the end of Module Five and a final case analysis report at the end of Module Ten. You are highly encouraged to utilize the Individual Case Analysis Questions forum to help you with this task. To help you with the analysis of this case, below are suggested questions for you to discuss on when analyzing it. Note that while these questions are helpful, your reports should not be written to answer these questions but to provide a full analysis of the case.

 Suggested Questions

 1.     What kind of capital structure would you propose to Hutchison Whampoa in light of its future needs and why?

2.     What bond rating do you think Hutchison Whampoa will be able to obtain from Standard and Poor’s?

3.     What are the debt financing options? Why you are for/against the Yankee bond option?

4.     Assume Hutchison Whampoa will require $1 million USD of financing in 1996. Assume that new equity can be raised at $48.8 a share and that a long-term debt issue will carry an interest cost of HIBOR plus 70 basis points (bps). How would an equity or debt issue impact Hutchison’s financial position and performance?

 Format

 In 8-4 Final Project: Milestone Two: you will submit a rough draft. The draft should contain the work from the progress report, reflecting the incorporation of the previous feedback. In addition, the identification and the evaluation of alternatives for solving problems as well as the recommended courses of action should be included in this rough draft. Be sure to provide convincing arguments, supporting information, and spreadsheet analysis to support your views and recommendations. The draft should be 8–10 pages, not including tables, charts, and references.

 Final Project Rubric

Requirements of submission: Written components of projects must follow these formatting guidelines when applicable: double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, one-inch margins, and APA-style citations.Your case write-ups should be approximately 8-10 pages long including charts and figures.

Instructor Feedback: Students can find their feedback in the grade book as an attachment.

 Critical Elements

Exemplary

Proficient

Needs Improvement

Not Evident

Value

Identification of

the  Main Issues/ Problems

  Demonstrates a clear and deep  understanding of main issues/problems in the case study

 (18-20)

Demonstrates deep  understanding of main issues/problems in the case study

  (16-17)

Demonstrates limited  understanding of main issues/problems in the case study

 (14-15)

Demonstrates superficial  understanding of main issues/problems in the case study

 (0-13)

20

Analysis of the

Issues/Problems

     Makes appropriate,  insightful, and powerful connections between the issues/problems and the  theory. Relevant financial analysis is applied properly

 (18-20)

Makes appropriate and  insightful connections between the issues/problems and the theory. Relevant  financial analysis is applied

  (16-17)

Makes appropriate but somewhat  vague connections between the issues/problems and the theory. Inadequate  financial analysis is applied

  (14-15)

Makes little or no connection  between the issues/problems and the theory. No relevant financial analysis is  applied

   (0-13)

20

Identification and Evaluation  of Alternatives

    Identifies a comprehensive  set of thoughtful alternatives. Pros and cons for alternatives are provided.  Arguments are convincing, supported, and comprehensive

 (18-20)

Identifies majority of alternatives.  Pros and cons for alternatives are provided. Most of the arguments are  convincing and supported.

May be  missing a few pros and/or cons

 (16-17)

Identifies few alternatives.  Pros and cons for alternatives are provided. Arguments, however, are  insufficiently convincing and supported

  (14-15)

Identifies few, if any,  alternatives. Missing

significant  discussion of

alternative  pros or cons

   (0-13)

20

Recommendations

     Makes realistic, appropriate,  and insightful recommendations clearly supported by the information presented  and the theory from the chapter

 (18-20)

Makes realistic and  appropriate recommendations clearly supported by the information presented  and the theory from the chapter

 (16-17)

Makes realistic or  appropriate recommendations supported by the information presented and the  theory from the chapter

 (14-15)

Makes realistic or  appropriate recommendations with limited support from the information  presented and the theory from the chapter

 (0-13)

20

Writing

(Mechanics/Citations)

Writing demonstrates  sophisticated clarity, conciseness, and correctness; includes thorough  details and relevant data and information; extremely well-organized. Uses APA  guidelines accurately and consistently to cite sources

 (18-20)

Writing is accomplished in  terms of clarity and conciseness and contains only a few errors; includes  sufficient details and relevant data and information; well-organized. Uses  APA guidelines with minor violations to cite sources

 (16-17)

Writing lacks clarity or  conciseness and contains numerous errors; gives insufficient detail and  relevant data and information; lacks organization. Reflects incomplete  knowledge of APA guidelines

 (14-15)

Writing is unfocused,  rambling, or contains serious errors; lacks detail and relevant data and  information; poorly organized. Does not use APA guidelines

    (0-13)

20

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