Geography and Environment of East Asia

The video covers East Asian geography, focusing on landforms, population distribution, climate, vegetation, and natural resources. It highlights the Himalayas, Japanese islands, and major rivers like the Wang He. The climate section discusses monsoons, typhoons, and their effects on agriculture and vegetation. The final section explores natural resources, land use, and agricultural practices, including terrace farming and aquaculture.

Which mountain range in East Asia is known for being the tallest in the world?

• Rockies

• Andes

• Alps

• Himalayas

What is the primary cause of the formation of the Japanese islands?

• Erosion

• Volcanic activity

• Tectonic plate collision

• Glacial movement

Which river is also known as the Yellow River in China?

• Yangtze

• Mekong

• Wang He

• Ganges

What type of climate is most prevalent in East China?

• Arid

• Subarctic

• Humid subtropical

• Tropical rainforest

What natural phenomenon is characterized by seasonal wind changes in East Asia?

• Volcanic eruptions

• Typhoons

• Monsoons

• Earthquakes

Which type of tree is known for losing its leaves in the fall in East Asia?

• Coniferous

• Deciduous

• Evergreen

• Palm

What is the primary energy source for hydroelectric power in East Asia?

• Coal

• Oil

• Solar panels

• Swift flowing rivers

Which country in East Asia is known for having a developed economy but few mineral resources?

• China

• Japan

• Mongolia

• North Korea

What agricultural technique involves cutting into hillsides to create flat farming areas?

• Hydroponics

• Terrace farming

• Irrigation

• Crop rotation

What is the main reason for the practice of aquaculture in East Asia?

• To increase tourism

• To control fish populations

• To combat overfishing and pollution

• To reduce water usage