Friday, January 17, 2014

Test Tactics


Human Geography Study Guide Last Test

 

 

1.       What were some of Jared Diamonds jobs and/or hobbies?

a.       Bird watching

b.      Cultural anthropologist

c.       Professor at UCLA

d.      Author

 

2.       What is “cargo”

a.       What people from Papa New Guinea call money and material items

 

3.       How did the English explorers feel about the native people on Papa New Guinean?

a.       They thought the natives were stupid and inferior to them

 

4.       What are the three things all great, progressing civilizations have?

a.       Advancing technology

b.      Large plantations

c.       Specialized workers

 

5.       What did people do 13,000 years ago?

a.       They were hunter-gathers who lived in nomadic groups

 

6.       What is the only place in the world that still lives like it is the Stone Age?

a.       Specific parts of Papa New Guinea

 

7.       What was the best place in the world for a civilization to start in?

a.       The Middle East (Mesopotamia)

 

8.       Where was the first permanent village?

a.       Drahh’, in the Middle East

 

9.       What building in the first permanent village was the most important?

a.       The granary, made for storing harvested wheat and barley

 

10.   Why did people leave Mesopotamia?

a.       Because of a climate change that caused drought and famine.

 

11.   What is the most important factor of a location to create a successful civilization?

a.       Good crops

b.      Good work animals

 

12.   What are important qualities in a domestic plant?

a.       Long-lasting

b.      Nutritious value

c.       Easy-to-access/make

 

13.   How many different types of domesticated animals that are multi-purpose and over 100 lbs are there in the world?

a.       14 different mammals

 

14.   NAME THAT GRAIN

a.       China- Rice

b.      Americas (north and south)- squash, corn

c.       Africa- yams, sorgom, millet

d.      Middle east- wheat, barley

 

 

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