Sophomore Geography Exercises? Sophomore geography multiple choice questions

The city has a tropical desert climate; City B has a savannah climate.

The city is affected by the Benguela cold current, the climate is dry, the precipitation is low, and the desert climate is formed; Located near the warm current of Mozambique, the city of B has a high amount of precipitation, but due to its high terrain, it has a savannah climate.

Summary. 15 Question A, from June to September every year, the Amazon rainforest region of Brazil enters the dry season, which belongs to region 1

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15 Question A, from June to September every year, the Amazon rainforest region of Brazil enters the dry season, which belongs to the region 116 Question C, which belongs to the same coastal area and has the same climate.

Seventeen wide raid Zen question a, sedimentary rocks can withstand higher temperatures in the process of underground sedimentation, but generally not more than 150 200; The temperature and pressure of the sedimentary ridge rocks are cautious, and the dust is low temperature and low pressure or normal temperature and normal pressure for the formation of magmatic rocks.

18 Question C, the gneiss original rock has crystallization temperatures of 750 800 and 700 800.

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Wetland means marshland, marshland, peatland or water area, whether natural or artificial, permanent or temporary, with either static or flowing, fresh, brackish or brackish water bodies, including waters with a depth of not more than six metres at low tide.

1：d2：c

3: d

Wetlands refer to perennially waterlogged and excessively wet land, and refer to areas where water plays a dominant role in the environment and animal and plant life, and whose groundwater is usually close to or reaching the surface, or the surface is covered by shallow water.

1.d The Bohai Sea is a sea area. Question 1 d

2.c Urbanization is accelerating, taking up a large number of wetlands. The construction of water conservancy facilities on both sides of the Yangtze River in many places has been overcrowded and excessive, artificially cutting off the natural connection between the lakes and the Yangtze River, resulting in the number of lakes connected to the Yangtze River being reduced from more than 100 to only three lakes now: Dongting Lake, Poyang Lake, and Shijiu Lake.

Both are near the equator, at low latitudes, and on the east coast of the Amazon are warm currents, not cold currents!

The answer is a, the United States is the world's largest grain exporter, which is mainly produced on the Great Plains, we know that mechanized large-scale production must be produced on the plains, the Great Plains soil is fertile and deep, precipitation is relatively abundant (although it is a temperate continental humid climate, wheat does not have a large demand for water), and the United States has developed science and technology, which is conducive to scientific production.

b The answer is not true, China's grain self-sufficiency is very reluctant, China's grain is mainly eaten by its own people, and rice cultivation cannot be regarded as commercial grain agriculture.

The answer is also incorrect, most of Australia's climate is arid, and the Great Artesian Basin is even more so, which belongs to the tropical desert climate. Just growing crops is a lot of work, let alone talking.

Answer, Argentina's pampas are mainly grazing on large pastures, and cattle export beef rather than grain, and Argentina is the world's largest beef exporter.

It's the United States, there's no doubt about it. Use the elimination method to do d first remove the grassland is animal husbandry production, and then b excludes, because China has a large population and does not have so many grains as commodities, C is also mainly animal husbandry, so it is a The United States is the world's largest exporter of commercial grain, with wheat and corn and soybeans the most, of which corn is the world's first, and wheat is also among the top 3.

It should be a, commercial grains refer to corn and wheat, and the United States exports grain accounts for 1 2 of the world's grain **, so it is the United States, and the central part of the United States is flat and has fertile black soil, which is suitable for the development of commercial agriculture!

As can be seen from the diagram, in modes 1 to 4, the one that needs technology the most is mode one. The one that needs the most labor is Mode 2. Mode 3 is the one that needs to be close to the origin of raw materials, and mode 4 is one that needs to be slightly closer to the market.

Electronics is technology-oriented, toys are labor-oriented (a large number of workers are required to assemble), canned fruit is raw material-oriented (because fresh fruits cannot be transported to the factory, because the road is long and easy to break, so it must be close to the orchard), and food is market-oriented (close to the market, large consumer demand).

You choose D, aircraft manufacturing is the first model, but grain processing is raw material-oriented, furniture is market-oriented, and textiles are labor-oriented.

First of all, I would like to ask you to take a good look at which directional industry each industry is, and then analyze it carefully.

Mode 1: Technology, market-led, less labor, contrast options, of course, electronics.

Model 2: Labor, market-led, toys.

Let's analyze it yourself, it shouldn't be difficult to read the book, the main thing is to see which area is larger on the map, which is dominant.

As you can see from the diagram, pattern one is technically directional, so it is obvious that excluding c is right? Because garment manufacturing belongs to the cheap labor oriented type, then look at the second mode of cheap labor oriented, then exclude option B, because sugar production belongs to the raw material oriented type, and then look at the third mode, the percentage of raw materials in the third mode is the largest, indicating that the third mode belongs to the raw material oriented type, excluding D, furniture belongs to the market-oriented type. So choose answer A

First of all, we must understand the diagram, taking mode 4 as an example, its technology content is 20% (i.e. 80-60) to do this kind of multiple-choice questions, and it is the most convenient and fastest to use the elimination method.

Mode 1: Technology accounts for 40% so excludes C (garment making is dominated by raw materials and labor) Mode 2: Labor accounts for 40% Therefore, B and D are excluded (sugar production is dominated by raw materials, and grain processing is also dominated by raw materials).

For this question, you can choose the correct answer by excluding c b d A Electronics is dominated by science and technology, accounting for 40%, toys are dominated by labor, accounting for 40%, canned fruit is dominated by raw materials, accounting for 40%, and food is dominated by market and labor, accounting for 30% and 20% respectively

This type of question has been tested in many exams before

First of all, you need to determine which region the whole map is (the Asia-Pacific Economic Belt + the diagram in the legend can be thought of as China).

And then m is the river entrance + coastal zone, and in the middle is Shanghai, d is Guangdong, yes, but the Lanzhou-Singapore railway (Lanzhou-Urumqi) is in the north and the C river is the Yangtze River, and the answer to this kind of question is usually too absolute, n city, which can be the city along the river west of the Beijing-Kowloon railway.

The answer is by elimination, and the 2 options must be incorrect, so choose B

A is the Asia-Pacific Economic Belt B is the coastal economic belt, then M achievement is Shanghai, C River is the Yangtze River, the other end of the Yangtze River, relying on the Yangtze River to connect the western and coastal relations of the city is Chongqing, so the N city is Chongqing, the middle three cities are Beijing, Wuhan, Guangzhou The two lines connecting them are Beijing-Kowloon and Beijing-Guangzhou, so D includes Beijing-Guangzhou and Lanxin.

I remember that I learned in history class that the order of China's reform and opening up is probably this aspect (the order of economic opening).

B, but N is not Wuhan, the middle intersection is, N should be Chongqing.

1. Liaoning Yalu, Guangxi Beilun.

2. Hukou Waterfall.

3. Anben Iron and Steel Base (including Anshan Iron and Steel Company and Benxi Iron and Steel Company. ）