Question 1

Question 2
A) Compare and contrast the location of the following regions. Which statement best identifies
a region where tsunamis are possible? (1 point)
Himalayas
interior South America
interior Asia
Japan
A) Which regions tend to experience greater devastation from natural disasters? (1 point)
dynamic regions
topography regions
affluent regions
poor regions
Question 3
Question 4
A) Which statement best describes how the Dust Bowl affected the human geography of the
Great Plains in the 1930s? (1 point)
Because the Dust Bowl lasted just a few weeks, people did not leave the Great Plains.
The Dust Bowl caused people to migrate from other regions of the United States to the Great
Plains.
The Dust Bowl was not severe enough to cause a change in the human geography of the Great
Plains in the 1930s.
The Dust Bowl caused people to migrate from the Great Plains to other regions of the United
States.
A) Which term best describes an abnormal rise of ocean water inland, generated by a storm?
(1 point)
disaster displacement
storm surge
cyclone
weather surge
Question 5
A) Distinguish between the following forces and choose the force that would be most likely to
connect two different regions where there are people changing residence locations. (1 point)
nutrient pollution
globalization
runoff
migration

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Question 1

Compare and contrast the location of the following regions. Which statement best identifies a region where tsunamis are possible?

  • Himalayas: Inland mountain range, far from coastlines; unlikely to experience tsunamis.
  • Interior South America: Landlocked area, away from open ocean; unlikely to experience tsunamis.
  • Interior Asia: Also landlocked; remote from ocean, therefore unlikely for tsunamis.
  • Japan: Situated along the Pacific Ring of Fire, a highly seismic region; vulnerable to tsunamis.

Answer: Japan is the region where tsunamis are possible.

Question 2

Which regions tend to experience greater devastation from natural disasters?

  • Dynamic regions: Areas with frequent environmental changes.
  • Topography regions: Related to the geographical features; not a definitive answer here.
  • Affluent regions: Typically have more resources for disaster recovery.
  • Poor regions: Often lack resources and infrastructure to recover effectively.

Answer: Poor regions tend to experience greater devastation from natural disasters.

Question 3

Which statement best describes how the Dust Bowl affected the human geography of the Great Plains in the 1930s?

  • Because the Dust Bowl lasted just a few weeks, people did not leave the Great Plains. (Incorrect: it lasted years)
  • The Dust Bowl caused people to migrate from other regions of the United States to the Great Plains. (Incorrect: people left the area)
  • The Dust Bowl was not severe enough to cause a change in the human geography of the Great Plains in the 1930s. (Incorrect: it caused significant change)
  • The Dust Bowl caused people to migrate from the Great Plains to other regions of the United States. (Correct: many sought better living conditions)

Answer: The Dust Bowl caused people to migrate from the Great Plains to other regions of the United States.

Question 4

Which term best describes an abnormal rise of ocean water inland, generated by a storm?

  • Disaster displacement: Refers to movement caused by disaster, not the event itself.
  • Storm surge: A rise in sea level due to storms, leading to flooding.
  • Cyclone: A type of storm but does not specifically indicate the rise of ocean water.
  • Weather surge: Not a standard term in meteorology.

Answer: Storm surge best describes an abnormal rise of ocean water inland, generated by a storm.

Question 5

Distinguish between the following forces and choose the force that would be most likely to connect two different regions where there are people changing residence locations.

  • Nutrient pollution: Affects environmental quality, not movement between regions.
  • Globalization: Connects people, economies, and cultures across distances; relevant for migration and residence changes.
  • Runoff: Related to water flow; does not connect regions or affect human residence choices.
  • Migration: Directly relates to changes in residence but doesn't connect regions on its own.

Answer: Globalization would be the force most likely to connect two different regions where there are people changing residence locations.