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5.81 Map Global Trade Routes Worksheet

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Map Global Trade Routes (Intro) - Which statement best explains map global trade routes (intro) as outlined? (National Geography Standard 11)

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
Use the map. Copper moves from Chile to South Korea, electronics move from South Korea to the United States, and used electronics move to a recycling center in another country. Which idea is best shown?
AAll goods stay in one neighborhood
BChile is shown as the final electronics market
CRecycling centers are never connected to trade
DGlobal trade networks can connect resources, manufacturing, consumers, and recycling
Solution & Explanation:The map shows several parts of a global network: raw materials, manufacturing, consumer markets, and recycling.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
A table shows export values: copper = 40 million dollars, fruit = 25 million dollars, clothing = 10 million dollars. Which claim is supported by the table?
AClothing has a higher export value than copper
BFruit has no export value
CCopper has the highest export value among the listed goods
DThe table proves which route is fastest
Solution & Explanation:Copper is listed at 40 million dollars, which is higher than fruit at 25 million and clothing at 10 million.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
Use the map. Wheat moves from Canada to Egypt, rice moves from Thailand to Saudi Arabia, and beef moves from Argentina to China. Which statement best describes the pattern?
AAll food shown begins in Egypt
BFood products move from regions that produce them to regions that import or use them
CNo countries are connected by food trade
DOnly one continent is shown on the map
Solution & Explanation:The map shows several food goods moving from producer regions to destination countries.

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