East asia and Oceania Quiz

Most of the cities in China rely MOSTLY on the ______ to survive.

• Mountains

• Forests

• Desert

• Rivers and bodies of water

Answer explanation

Most cities in China rely mostly on rivers and bodies of water to survive, as these water sources provide essential resources for agriculture, transportation, and daily life.

How does Japan's geographic location impact it's economy?

• Japan is rich in natural resources and relies on exporting raw materials.

• Japan struggles with raw materials and has to import them to sustain their economy.

• Japan is self sufficient because of oil production.

• Japan is the most resource dense nation in the world.

What is the main reason for Japan's large population being concentrated in the lowlands and plains?

• Due to the abundance of natural resources in these areas

• Because of the historical significance of the lowlands and plains

• Due to the rugged, mountainous landscape making other areas less habitable

• Because of the favorable weather conditions all year round

In terms of ethnicity, both Korea and Japan...

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Which description below best describes the Outback

• Coastal, heavily populated region
• Urban, densely populated area
• Yummy place to get a steak

• Remote, sparsely populated area

Match the following vocabulary terms to the images they best represent

• Peninsula

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• Archipelago

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• Continental Island

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• High Island

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• Low Island

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What type of authoritarian ruler does North Korea have with Kim Jong Un?

• Democratic President

• Prime Minister

• Supreme Leader / Dictator

• King

Volcanic activity can create what physical feature?

• high islands

• coral reefs

• trees

• fjord

Which of the following is a major contribution of China's long river systems?

• They are primarily used for recreational purposes

• They provide trade, irrigation, hydroelectric power, and transportation

• They are unusable due to pollution

• They are mainly used for fishing activities

What physical feature is #5 on the map?

• Darling River

• Great Barrier Reef

• Great Dividing Range

• Outback