Unit5 review
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- Q1Where did the evolution of agriculture first emerge?EuropeNorth AmericaSoutheast AsiaSouthwest Asia30s
- Q2What type of agriculture primarily aims to grow crops for profit?Intensive AgricultureCommercial AgricultureSubsistence AgricultureExtensive Agriculture30s
- Q3What is the primary climate associated with Plantation Agriculture?TemperateTropicalArcticMediterranean30s
- Q4Which settlement pattern features homes situated close to each other's fields?DispersedLong LotLinearClustered30s
- Q5What is a major consequence of the Green Revolution?Decreased food pricesDestruction of local biodiversityIncreased crop production on existing landLower yields overall30s
- Q6What is the method called where farmers clear land by burning vegetation?Nomadic HerdingCommercial Grain FarmingShifting CultivationRanching30s
- Q7Which of the following describes the process of taming plants or animals for human use?MigrationCommercializationIrrigationDomestication30s
- Q8What environmental consequence is characterized by the loss of tree cover?PollutionDeforestationSoil SalinizationDesertification30s
- Q9What is the term for the geographic theory that explains land value in relation to distance from a market?Commodity ChainBid-rent theoryEconomies of scaleVon Thünen Model30s
- Q10What type of agriculture uses a lot of labor on a small area of land?Intensive agricultureNomadic herdingCommercial agricultureExtensive agriculture30s
- Q11Which type of agriculture focuses on producing enough food to meet the immediate needs of the farmer's household?Mixed crop/livestockSubsistence agriculturePlantation agricultureCommercial agriculture30s
- Q12What agricultural revolution is known for the development of new technologies like the mechanized seed drill?Green RevolutionSecond Agricultural RevolutionIndustrial RevolutionFirst Agricultural Revolution30s
- Q13What does the term 'monoculture' refer to in agricultural practices?Growing multiple crops togetherPlanting crops in rotationGrowing one crop at a timeUsing diverse farming techniques30s
- Q14What is the main goal of the Green Revolution?Reduce agricultural pollutionPromote organic farming practicesIncrease crop yields with new technologiesEncourage traditional farming methods30s
- Q15What does the term 'food desert' refer to?A place prone to famineA region with abundant food productionAn area with limited access to nutritious foodA location with high food prices30s