7th SS Mid Term Exam resources/trade/tech
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A.
Non-renewable resources are resources that
- do not come back when they are gone.
- are easily replaced.
- come back year after year.
- all of the above
B.
A material found in nature that is useful to humans is a
- natural resource.
- energy resource.
- renewable resource.
- mineral.
C.
What is a resource that can be replaced relatively quickly by natural processes?
- nonrenewable resources
- depleted resources
- material resources
- renewable resources
D.
A command economic system is best explained as which of the following?
- Government owns most or all of the market and controls the economy
- Government has no control over the economy
- The economy is driven by competition
- The wealthy minority controls the market
E.
This economic system is based on customs and habits.
- Mixed
- Traditional
- Market
- Command
F.
In this type of economic system society's economic decisions are made by individuals who decide what to produce and what to buy.
- Market
- Command
- Mixed
- Traditional
G.
Countries often establish taxes on imports and exports, also known as .
- infrastructure
- trade deficit
- census
- tariff
H.
Sending things to another country is called .
- Barter
- Trade
- Export
- Import
I.
To bring things into your country from another country is called .
- Barter
- Trade
- Import
- Export
J.
Countries that are working toward industrialization are called...
- emerging countries
- foreign countries
- developed countries
- developing countries
K.
Railroads revolutionized transportation because...
- people could travel coast to coast much faster
- it was more comfortable than horseback or stagecoaches
- people could now talk to friends and family in person even if they lived far away
- railway tickets were inexpensive
L.
One example of a renewable resource is...
- coal
- wind
- oil
- iron
M.
The two main trade barriers are...
- tariffs and culture
- thieves and pirates
- border patrols and quotas
- tariffs and quotas
N.
O.
are sources of energy that formed from animal and plant remains.
- alluvial soil
- fossil fuels
- hydroelectricity
- farmland
P.
How does modern technology make studying other cultures important?
- It enables people to store and analyze information quickly
- it brings people of different cultures in frequent contact
- it helps people know where to migrate
- it enables us to learn about different traditions
R.
A particular group's individual skills, customs, and ways of doing things are called
- Socialism
- Representative Democracy
- Technology
- Cultural Landscape
- Cultural Traits
S.
Which of the following is NOT an effect of migration?
- population redistribution
- cultural blending
- shared technology
- climate change
T.
Why is language one of the most important aspects of culture?
- Unlike other aspects of culture, laanguage does not change.
- When groups migrate, a shared language helps prevent conflict.
- Language allows people to communicate and provides a sense of identity.
- Languages can be classified into language families.