#1 Map of the world with Rice production Highlighted in the Eastern areas like china and india
I.
The map shows low overall production of rice in the world, which is consistent with the soil infertility caused by Green Revolution practices.
II. The map shows increased rice production in Asia, the region for which Green Revolution scientists developed seeds.
III. The map shows that rice production increased in developing countries as a result of new seeds and agricultural practices resulting from the Green Revolution.
IV. The map shows that rice is unable to grow in dry, arid climates, a fact that was discovered during the Green Revolution.
II only III only I and II II and IV III and IV
#2
Which of these poses the greatest challenge to the sovereignty of a nation-state in the developing world?
The increasing mobility of labor The existence of multiple political parties The movement toward supranationalism The activities of multinational corporations The spread of democracy


In which of the following scenarios would urban blight be MOST likely to occur?


I. A large majority of a city’s population migrated from the city to seek jobs in the suburbs.
II. A development company enters an urban area and builds several new fast-food restaurants.
III. A government’s annual budget allots the majority of funds to developing suburbs and exurbs over the central city.
IV. A group of young artists enters a city neighborhood and begins refurbishing historical buildings.
I only IV only I and III II and IV III and IV
Question 3(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)
(10.01, 10.05 MC)

Edge cities tend to develop in which of these locations?
Near sites with energy resources On the margins of agricultural regions Next to export processing zones At the intersections of major highways Far from well-established urban areas
Question 4(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)
(08.06 MC)

Organic farmers have returned to what traditional agricultural practice?
Using livestock manure as fertilizer Relying on manual labor for harvesting Leaving land fallow rather than rotating crops Growing diverse crops to create a self-sustaining community Cultivating small plots of land
Question 5(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)
(08.01 LC)

What was the primary result of the Second Agricultural Revolution?
A northward migration of the human population Increased efficiency in food production A shift from wooden to iron farm implements Rapid expansion of the human population The widespread use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides
Question 6(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)
(09.09 MC)

Which statement about women's participation in the economy of developing countries is correct?
Women earn nearly as much as men but perform less labor that contributes to the economy. Women produce nearly all of the food but earn very little income and own very little property. Women's contribution to industry is more important than their contribution to agriculture or service jobs. Women participate in agriculture at the same rate as men but participate in industry at much lower rates. Women's wages are lower than men's, but women account for less than half of all economic activity.