CBCI EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
Which of the following is NOT an advantage the US had in its development? -
ANSWER: The US contains the largest natural gas reserves in the world.
Which of the following is NOT a natural resource the US is unusually abundant in? -
ANSWER: Natural gas
In the 1920s, what was the United States most valuable export? - ANSWER: Oil
What was the gold rush? - ANSWER: A rapid movement of people towards newly-
discovered gold fields, particularly to the western United States and California.
What was the net direction of movement across the early United States? - ANSWER:
West
What type of forest covers most of Canada? - ANSWER: boreal
What Canadian province has diamond mines? - ANSWER: Northwest Territories
The Canadian prairies are primarily used for _____. - ANSWER: farming
Which of the following is NOT a reason the Great Lakes important to Canada? -
ANSWER: all of the above are correct
The oil sands are located in which Canadian province? - ANSWER: Alberta
Which theme of geography deals with how places are connected to the world
around them? - ANSWER: movement
Which of these greatly affects movement in the Caribbean? - ANSWER: tourism
industry
Central America is ______. - ANSWER: an isthmus
Many countries in Central America are nicknamed ______. - ANSWER: Banana
Republics
Which of these countries is part of South America? - ANSWER: Brazil
Which of the following describes the flow of people into, out of, and inside Europe? -
ANSWER: More people are entering Europe, and people are flowing from east
Europe to west.
, Historically, what natural resources most helped make Europe powerful worldwide
players? - ANSWER: Coal and iron ore during the industrial revolution
Which of the following is a major CURRENT natural resource of Europe that is a
significant part of the economy? - ANSWER: Europe's climate is mild and great for
farming.
In what ways do raw materials flow in and out of Europe? - ANSWER: Raw materials
from abroad are brought in for manufacturing, (though often it's the final products
that are imported).
Which of the following is NOT a way that natural resources might cause the
movement of goods, money or people? - ANSWER: People don't like to live in
industrial areas, and move away in large numbers.
Which of the following were some early centers of knowledge and trade in Africa
and the Middle East? - ANSWER: Egypt and Mesopotamia
Where are you most likely to find oases? - ANSWER: In the Sahara Desert
How did Axum and Yemen grow wealthy? - ANSWER: From spices
For ancient cultures in Africa and the Middle East, what was the most important
resource? - ANSWER: Water
Which of the following is an example of overcoming a natural barrier to gain access
to resources? - ANSWER: Desalinization plants in the desert
What are Nepal's two main natural resources? - ANSWER: Hydroelectric power
potential and natural beauty (tourism)
Which of the following is NOT a *major* natural resource of India? - ANSWER: Gold
Which of the following is NOT an example of a natural resource? - ANSWER: A city's
financial center
What is Pakistan's *biggest* natural resource? - ANSWER: Land
What is the biggest natural resource of Sri Lanka? - ANSWER: Natural beauty
(tourism)
Which country in East Asia is currently having the least impact on the movement of
products, capital and people? - ANSWER: North Korea
Which of the following is NOT an example of a natural resource? - ANSWER: Human
education level
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
Which of the following is NOT an advantage the US had in its development? -
ANSWER: The US contains the largest natural gas reserves in the world.
Which of the following is NOT a natural resource the US is unusually abundant in? -
ANSWER: Natural gas
In the 1920s, what was the United States most valuable export? - ANSWER: Oil
What was the gold rush? - ANSWER: A rapid movement of people towards newly-
discovered gold fields, particularly to the western United States and California.
What was the net direction of movement across the early United States? - ANSWER:
West
What type of forest covers most of Canada? - ANSWER: boreal
What Canadian province has diamond mines? - ANSWER: Northwest Territories
The Canadian prairies are primarily used for _____. - ANSWER: farming
Which of the following is NOT a reason the Great Lakes important to Canada? -
ANSWER: all of the above are correct
The oil sands are located in which Canadian province? - ANSWER: Alberta
Which theme of geography deals with how places are connected to the world
around them? - ANSWER: movement
Which of these greatly affects movement in the Caribbean? - ANSWER: tourism
industry
Central America is ______. - ANSWER: an isthmus
Many countries in Central America are nicknamed ______. - ANSWER: Banana
Republics
Which of these countries is part of South America? - ANSWER: Brazil
Which of the following describes the flow of people into, out of, and inside Europe? -
ANSWER: More people are entering Europe, and people are flowing from east
Europe to west.
, Historically, what natural resources most helped make Europe powerful worldwide
players? - ANSWER: Coal and iron ore during the industrial revolution
Which of the following is a major CURRENT natural resource of Europe that is a
significant part of the economy? - ANSWER: Europe's climate is mild and great for
farming.
In what ways do raw materials flow in and out of Europe? - ANSWER: Raw materials
from abroad are brought in for manufacturing, (though often it's the final products
that are imported).
Which of the following is NOT a way that natural resources might cause the
movement of goods, money or people? - ANSWER: People don't like to live in
industrial areas, and move away in large numbers.
Which of the following were some early centers of knowledge and trade in Africa
and the Middle East? - ANSWER: Egypt and Mesopotamia
Where are you most likely to find oases? - ANSWER: In the Sahara Desert
How did Axum and Yemen grow wealthy? - ANSWER: From spices
For ancient cultures in Africa and the Middle East, what was the most important
resource? - ANSWER: Water
Which of the following is an example of overcoming a natural barrier to gain access
to resources? - ANSWER: Desalinization plants in the desert
What are Nepal's two main natural resources? - ANSWER: Hydroelectric power
potential and natural beauty (tourism)
Which of the following is NOT a *major* natural resource of India? - ANSWER: Gold
Which of the following is NOT an example of a natural resource? - ANSWER: A city's
financial center
What is Pakistan's *biggest* natural resource? - ANSWER: Land
What is the biggest natural resource of Sri Lanka? - ANSWER: Natural beauty
(tourism)
Which country in East Asia is currently having the least impact on the movement of
products, capital and people? - ANSWER: North Korea
Which of the following is NOT an example of a natural resource? - ANSWER: Human
education level
