Q:1-How are density and dispersion different?
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Density is the number of individuals in an area and dispersion describes their proximity to one another.
Dispersion measures the mobility of individuals in an area; density lists the individuals.
Density describes the relative weight of individuals, divided by the population; dispersion is how that number changes over time.
Dispersion is used in rural areas; density is used in urban areas.

Q:6-Why did Canada and the United States have a higher crude death rate than Mexico in 2005?
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Canada and the United States spent less on preventative health care.
Canada and the United States had a larger elderly population.
Canada and the United States received more undocumented immigrants.
Canada and the United States had a lower standard of living.

Q:7-Why does every map have some degree of distortion?
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Because political boundaries constantly change
Because the grid system is two-dimensional, but the Earth is three-dimensional
Because a curved surface cannot be represented on a flat surface without distorting the curvature of topography
Accurate maps do not have any distortion.

Q:8-What twentieth century invented language, based on Latin, was meant to become a dominant world language?
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Idiom Neutral
Occidental
Esperanto
Interlingua

Q:9-How are pastoral nomads distinguished from other forms of subsistence farmers?
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They obtain their grain through a trade system.
They consume animals rather than grain.
They only occupy deserts.
All of the above

Q:10-What is the correct terminology for describing the location of the Equator?
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0 degrees north
0 degrees latitude
0 degrees longitude
0 degrees east