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Land Use
Urbanization
Soil
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A. Forest Land
The primary type of land cover in
the United States today is
A. forest land.
B. cropland.
C. urban land.
D. parks and preserves.
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B. automobile
Which form of transportation uses
the most energy per passenger-mile?
A. commuter rail
B. automobile
C. bus
D. heavy rail
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D. Decomposition
Most of the nutrients in soil come from
A. chemical weathering.
B. mechanical weathering.
C. erosion.
D. decomposition.
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B. Irrigation
Watering crops by way of
human-constructed structures is known as
A. precipitation.
B. irrigation.
C. salinization.
D. fertilization.
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A. urban
Which type of area would
Miami, Florida, be considered?
A. urban
B. rural
C. country
D. suburban
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B. More jobs
What is one of the primary factors
that draws people from rural
areas to urban areas?
A. less pollution
B. more jobs
C. more open space
D. heat islands
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c. loamy, clumpy soil with a neutral pH and a dark color.
A farmer interested in raising
healthy crops should look for a
A. heavy clay soil with a high pH and a dark color.
B. loamy soil with a low pH and a light color.
C. loamy, clumpy soil with a neutral pH and a dark color.
D. sandy soil with a high pH, no clumps, and a light color.
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a. 10,000 years ago in the Middle East
Agriculture most likely began
A. 10,000 years ago in the Middle East.
B. 200,000 years ago in Africa.
C. 15,000 years ago in China.
D. 150,000 years ago in Egypt.
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B. the amount of and each person uses.
Per capita land consumption means
A. the amount of land a country uses as a whole.
B. the amount of and each person uses.
C. the type of land covered by state capitals.
D. the type of land people live on.
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D. All of the Above
Which of the following factors contributed
to sprawl in the United States?
A. more affordable automobiles
B. improved roads
C. less expensive land
D. all of the above
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b. Volcanic rock
An example of a soil parent material is
A. humus.
B. volcanic rock.
C. leaf litter.
D. topsoil.
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b. Arable land
Sustainable agriculture is important because
while human population continues
to grow, which of the following will not?
A. animal population
B. arable land
C. food production
D. GM crops
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B. Land Cover
Trees, grass, crops, wetlands, water,
buildings, and pavement are all examples of
A. land use.
B. land cover.
C. urban areas.
D. rural areas.
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A. They can help improve the standard of living for residents
Which statement about sustainable
cities is true?
A. They can help improve the standard of living
for residents.
B. No major cities have made significant progress
toward sustainability yet.
C. They are only successful in the developed world.
D. They often help encourage sprawl.
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B. A Horizon
As a farmer, you would be most
concerned with the quality of the soil in the
A. O horizon.
B. A horizon.
C. E horizon.
D. R horizon.
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c. Organic agriculture
Your friend tells you she’s decided not
to use pesticides or synthetic chemicals
on her farm; instead she’ll rely on composting
and biological pest control.
She is practicing
A. industrial agriculture.
B. monoculture.
C. organic agriculture.
D. sustainable agriculture.
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A. Infrastructure
Transportation systems,
communications systems, water services,
power supplies,
and schools are all examples of
A. infrastructure.
B. rural areas.
C. ecological footprints.
D. land use.
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A. urbanization
The shift of a population from
the countryside to cities is called
A. urbanization.
B. infrastructure.
C. land preservation.
D. an ecological footprint.
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a. color
A rancher interested in the quality
of the soil in her pasture
might use which aspect of soil as
a quick indicator of the pasture’s
overall fertility?
A. color
B. smell
C. structure
D. pH
E. Taste
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a. monoculture
A large area of cropland
seeded with one crop is a(n)
A. monoculture.
B. polyculture.
C. organic practice.
D. traditional farming technique.
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