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Cultural Geography of East Asia — Quiz Answers

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Sort the effects by whether they were caused by China’s one-child policy or China’s three-child policy.

Answer:

created imbalance in the male-to-female ratio,resulted in aging population|provided government support for larger families,tried but failed to increase birth rates

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What is one of East Asia’s roles in the global economy?

A
East Asia leads the agricultural export industry.
B
East Asia struggles to attract foreign investment.
C
East Asia dominates the international shipping industry.
D
East Asia is a minor player in international finance.
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Which idea does the chart support?

A
Chinese dialects are spoken in more places than other languages in East Asia.
B
The Korean peninsula is heavily influenced by other nations’ languages.
C
The Mongolian language is spoken across the entire East Asian region.
D
Portuguese can be heard in most places because Portugal had many colonies.
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How did early Korean civilizations preserve vegetables for the winter?

A
They fermented food.
B
They developed the ondol.
C
They irrigated rice paddies.
D
They built terraces for farmland.
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How did the Silk Road affect the development of the East Asian region?

A
It fostered growth of civilizations across East Asian and beyond.
B
It began long-distance trade between East Asia and the Americas.
C
It led to a policy of isolationism across nearly all of the region.
D
It introduced to China the use of silkworms to create silk fabric.
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What has East Asia’s aging population led to?

A
decreased mortality rates
B
decreased costs for social services
C
increased demand for social services
D
increased working-age population
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Which sources of food were naturally available to early settlers in East Asia?

A
rice, fish, and other marine life
B
potatoes, cattle, and other livestock
C
olives, dates, and citrus fruits
D
corn, beans, and squash
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What was the purpose of China’s population-control policies in the 20th century?

A
to increase fertility rates
B
to increase birth rates
C
to educate people on health and fertility
D
to curb rapid population growth
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Why are North Korea’s standards of living difficult to verify?

A
The birth rate is declining.
B
The government isolates citizens.
C
The government limits industrialization.
D
The population is aging.
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Which change would China most likely make if the trend shown in the graph continues?

A
Build more housing in small towns and the countryside.
B
Create more public transportation systems in major cities.
C
Shift the economy’s focus from industrial to agricultural.
D
Construct more railway lines to connect the rural areas.

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