Ch 11 Industry Review

1. Ch 11 Industry Review

2. Which is NOT a region where most of the worlds industry is located? A: Eastern Asia B: Eastern South America C: North western Europe D: Eastern Europe

3. Which is NOT a region where most of the worlds industry is located? A: Eastern Asia B: Eastern South America C: North western Europe D: Eastern Europe

4. The industrial revolution began: A: In North eastern US B: In Great britian C: China D: Simultaneosly in Great Britian and NE US

5. The industrial revolution began: A: In North eastern US B: In Great britian C: China D: Simultaneosly in Great Britian and NE US

6. Cottage industry A: Where cheese and pastries are manufactured B: Where manufacturing was done in homes C: Manufacturing using steam power D: Manufacturing done in Latin American huts

7. Cottage industry A: Where cheese and pastries are manufactured B: Where manufacturing was done in homes C: Manufacturing using steam power D: Manufacturing done in Latin American huts

8. The major source of energy for steam engines during the Industrial Revolution was wood T F

9. The major source of energy for steam engines during the Industrial Revolution was wood T F

10. The most important industrial area in Western Europe is A: Bavaria B: Manchester thames region in England C: Rhine Ruhr region D: Danube Volga

11. The most important industrial area in Western Europe, A: Bavaria B: Manchester thames region in England C: Rhine Ruhr region D: Danube Volga

12. China has the largest labor force employed in manufacturing. TF

13. China has the largest labor force employed in manufacturing. T F

14. The site factor most effecting relocation of industry in the twenty-first century A: Labor B: Land C: Customers Resources

15. The site factor most effecting relocation of industry in the twenty-first century A: Labor B: Land C: Customers Resources

16. Factories in more developed countries are now more likely to be located in A: Urban areas B: Central Business District C: Rural or suburban

17. Factories in more developed countries are now more likely to be A: Urban areas B: Central Business District C: Rural or suburban

18. locations where transfer among transportation modes is possible are called? A: Hearths B: Break of bulk points C: Market center D: port of entry

19. locations where transfer among transportation modes is possible A: Hearths B: Break of bulk points C: Market center D: port of entry

20. Which of the following is NOT a main site factors that influence the location of a factory? A: Land B: labor C:Capital D: proximity to customers

21. Which of the following is NOT a main site factors that influence the location of a factory? A: Land B: labor C:Capital D: proximity to customers

22. What are the two main situation factors that influence the location of a factory? A: Access to inputs access to markets B: Access to inputs access to land C: Access to Labor access to capital D: Access to markets access to labor

23. What are the two main situation factors that influence the location of a factory? A: Access to inputs access to markets B: Access to inputs access to land C: Access to Labor access to capital D: Access to markets access to labor

24. The first industries to increase production through extensive use of the steam engine were A: Copper and Tin B:Steel and textiles C: Agriculture and horticulture D: Chemical and food processing

25. The first industries to increase production through extensive use of the steam engine were A: Copper and Tin B:Steel and textiles C: Agriculture and horticulture D: Chemical and food processing

26. Which is NOT one of western Europe’s principle industrial regions? A:Rhine ruhr valley B: western Spain and portugal C: Northern Italy

27. Which is NOT one of western Europe’s principle industrial regions? A:Rhine ruhr valley B: western Spain and portugal C: Northern Italy

28. The chief industrial asset of western Greatlakes region near Chicago is? A:Cheap migrant labor B: Access to raw materials nearby C: Access to nations transportation network D: Proximity to large customer area

29. The chief industrial asset of western Greatlakes region near Chicago is? A:Cheap migrant labor B: Access to raw materials nearby C: Access to nations transportation network D: Proximity to large customer area

30. In order to become a major industrial power, Japan had to overcome which of the following problems? A: high wage labor force B: proximity to markets C:low consumer demand D: All of the above

31. In order to become a major industrial power, Japan had to overcome which of the following problems? A: high wage labor force B: proximity to markets C:low consumer demand D: All of the above

32. A copper concentration mill is a A: Bulk reducing industry B: Bulk gaining industry C: Bulk neutral industry D: perishable industry

33. A copper concentration mill is a A: Bulk reducing industry B: Bulk gaining industry C: Bulk neutral industry D: perishable industry

34. Fabricating plants like appliance factory are examples of A: Bulk gaining industry B: Bulk reducing industry C: Perishable industry D: Refinery industry

35. Fabricating plants like appliance factory are examples of A: Bulk gaining industry B: Bulk reducing industry C: Perishable industry D: Refinery industry

36. Producers of automobiles select locations primarily because of access to A: just in time delivery sites B: Markets C: Energy sources D: Material sites

37. Producers of automobiles select locations primarily because of access to A: just in time delivery sites B: Markets C: Energy sources D: Material sites

38. Which is the cheapest mode of transporting goods long distances? A: Plane B: Boat C: rail D: trucks

39. Which is the cheapest mode of transporting goods long distances? A: Plane B: Boat C: rail D: trucks

40. Aluminum factories tend to locate near: A:markets B: Cheap electricity source C: near aluminum (bauxite) ore sites D: low cost labor source

41. Aluminum factories tend to locate near: A:markets B: Cheap electricity source C: near aluminum (bauxite) ore sites D: low cost labor source

42. Mexico's maquiladora plants A: are typically located in Southern Mexico B: Produce items for New England’s Just in time delivery sites C:Are typically located in northern mexico due to cheap labor cost and proximity to markets

43. Mexico's maquiladora plants A: are typically located in Southern Mexico B: Produce items for New England’s Just in time delivery sites C:Are typically located in northern mexico due to cheap labor cost and proximity to markets

44. Which production is most likely to be located in less developed countries? A: Textiles B: Car assembly plants C: High tech industry D: Aluminum mills

45. Which production is most likely to be located in less developed countries? A: Textiles B: Car assembly plants C: High tech industry D: Aluminum mills

46. Steel production has declined during the 1980s and 1990s most rapidly in A: Russia B: China C: The US D: Japan

47. Steel production has declined during the 1980s and 1990s most rapidly in A: Russia B: China C: The US D: Japan

48. In contrast to fordist production, Post-Fordist production is more likely to A) introduce more flexible work rules. B) place more importance on site factors. C) assign each worker one task. D) dominate transnational corporations. E) require larger inventories of parts and components.

49. In contrast to fordist production, Post-Fordist production is more likely to A) introduce more flexible work rules. B) place more importance on site factors. C) assign each worker one task. D) dominate transnational corporations. E) require larger inventories of parts and components.

50. Communications-oriented industries, like newspapers, tend to locate near their markets T F