1. The level of reproduction that maintains population at a steady state is known as_____
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Zero Population Growth
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2. Subsistence Pattern is the means by which people obtain their _____ supply.
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Food
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3. Regional Symbiosis is the pattern in which a particular society resides in an ecological habitat divided into different resource areas that become_____.
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Interdependent
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4. Push factors are the conditions that lead people to _____specific territories.
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Leave
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5. The incentives that lead people to move to other societies are known as_____
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Pull Factors
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6. Pastoralists are groups whose subsistence activities are based on the care of _____animals.
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Domesticated
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7. The total movement of a population into and out of a territory is known as Net Migration.
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True
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8. The incidence of death in a society’s population is known as_____
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Mortality
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9. Migration Rate is the rate at which people move _____ of a specific territory.
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Both
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10. An environment that is suitable for intensive agriculture is known as Marginal Environment.
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False
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11. The number of years an average person can expect to live is known as_____
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Life Expectancy
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12. Infanticide is the deliberate abandonment or killing of infants _____
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One year or younger
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13. Infant Mortality Rate is the number of babies per thousand births in any year who die before reaching the age of_____.
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One
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14. Horticulture is a form of agriculture in which people use _____ technology to cultivate plants.
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Both a and c
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15. Geronticide is the killing of _____ people.
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Old
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16. The moving of people from one group to another area when their population begins to decrease is known as Fissioning.
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False
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17. The number of births in a society is known as_____
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Fertility
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18. The potential number of children that women in a society are capable of _____
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Bearing
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19. Environmental Niche is a locale that contains _____ to which a species must adjust.
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All of these
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20. Ecology is the study of living organisms in relationship to their_____.
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Environment
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21. The period of time required for a population to double is known as Doubling Time.
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True
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22. Demography is the study of population and its relationship to_____.
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Society
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23. Demographic-Transition Theory is a model used to measure population trends within a society that assumes a close connection between _____
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All of these
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24. Crude Death Rate is the number of deaths in a given year for every _____people in a population.
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1000
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25. Crude Birth Rate is the number of live births in a given year for every _____ people in a population.
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1000
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26. Childhood Mortality Rate is the number of children who die before reaching the age of_____
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Five
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27. The maximum population that a specific environment can support is known as_____
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Carrying Capacity
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28. An area distinguished by a particular climate and certain types of plants and animals is known as_____
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Biome
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29. How have humans managed to adapt to life in the diverse biomes of earth?
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Culture
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30. Among modern high-energy cultures such as the Unites States, energy consumption per capita is ______ that of pre-industrial low-energy cultures.
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Quadruple
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31. Which of the following words best describes the environments where modern-day foragers live?
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Marginal
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32. If a society has achieved zero population growth, the fertility rate must be ______ births per woman.
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2.1
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33. In foraging societies, geronticide is common, even in times of abundance.
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False
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34. Which of the following variables would be most interesting to an anthropologist describing the demographic characteristics of a population?
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Migration rate
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35. Prolonged nursing of children among the Ju/hoansi San contributes to which of the following?
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Low fertility rates
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36. How are chiefdoms of the Northwest Coast unique?
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They subsist by hunting and gathering
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37. Pronatalist population policies are common in which of the following types of societies?
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Agricultural
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38. Using time allocation analysis, Napoleon Chagnon learned that Yanomamö horticulturalists spend no more than ______ hours per day working in their gardens.
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3–4
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