Sec 1 (Tutorial 1 for November)

I. Complete the sentences. You can use some of the words below to help. (6 marks)

sparsely , temperate, artificial , fertile , natural ,

extreme, densely, population density , emigration, migration,
immigration, force, population distribution, economic activity,
attract , push factors non- economic activity

-------1-------- is a pattern of human settlement. When people are attracted to an area it

becomes ------2---------populated. Factors that influence this include ---------3----------climate;
good supplies of -------4------- resources and ------5------- land.
-----6------ is the movement of people from one place to another permanently or temporarily.
The reasons why people choose to move from one place to another are known as --------7------
and pull factors.
Push factors ------8-----people to move out of the areas. It leads to -------9-------. Pull factors
attract people to come due to some special attribute. It leads to -------10-------.
------11--------activities refer to the activities, that are not undertaken to earn money.
-----12----- activities are performed out of love, sympathy, sentiments, patriotism etc.

II. True or False

1. Activities that involve money, or the exchange of products or services, are economic
activities.

2. Manufacturing industry is Egypt’s fastest – growing industry.

3. A primary industry is an industry that makes the most profit.

4.Activities that are initiated for personal content or for meeting human sentiments are non-
economic activities.

5. Different employment structures mean that the types of jobs people do vary from country to
country.

6. You are a citizen of a nation even if you move to live in another country as a refugee.
7. The head of state may or may not also be the head of the government.

8. In a representative democracy, individual citizens vote on laws and other policies.

10.A democratic republic is a form of representative democracy.

III. Choose the best Answer.

1. Which of the following reasons for people migration from one country to another is the most

Important in today’s world?

(A) Better living conditions

(B) Higher Wages

(C) To escape persecution

(D) For a better climate

(E) For religious freedom

2. What is the main driver of international migration?

(A) Good conditions in home countries.

(B) Poor conditions in home countries.

(C) Good conditions in receiving countries.

(D) Poor conditions in receiving countries.

3. Worldwide, about how many people are immigrants?

(A) nearly100 million

(B) more than 240 million

(C) over 1 billion

(D) approximately 5 billion

4. Which of the following is included in the secondary industry?

(A) Poultry farming

(B) Manufacturing
 (C) Transport

(D) Quarrying

5. When people move into a new area in their country to live there permanently, this

type of migration is known as…….

(A) forced migration

(B) voluntary migration

(C) net migration

(D) in-migration

6. The people who leave their country to settle elsewhere are called………

(A) immigrants

(B) emigrants

(C) refugees

(D) non-of these

7. Life insurance is an activity of the _______.

A. Secondary industry

B. Service industry

C. None of the above options are correct

D. Primary industry

9.Separate states organized under a single national government form a;

(A) constitution

(B) corporation

(C) Parliament

(D) federation
10.The chief representative head of a country is ;

(A) the head of state

(B) the prime minister

(C) the emperor

(D) the monarch

11. A government head by a king is ;

(A) an oligarchy

(B) a monarchy

(C) a republic

(D) a democracy

12. The tertiary industry is also called as ……….

(A) Primary industry

(B) Service industry

(C) Manufacturing industry

(D) All of the above

IV. Define the followings.

naturalization, citizenship, constitution