Giải bài Địa lý lớp 12

Geography Class 12 Guide to do the exam, review the National High School GeographyPlease identify: Midland and mountainous areas have a special geographic location, the transport network is being invested, upgraded, so more convenient for exchanges with other regions.
in the country and building an open economyBased on the Vietnam Natural Geographic Map (or Atlat-geographic Vietnam), name the major minerals and name the main mines from the Northern Midlands and Mountains (can be tabulated).Why say the promotion of the strength of Midland and mountainous North has great economic significance and deep social and political significance?Please analyze the capacity and current status of developing industrial and specialty trees in the area.Identify on the map large mines in the region and analyze the advantages and disadvantages of exploiting the mineral resources of the region.Identify on the map the important industrial centers of the region.Include the names of provinces, cities (equivalent province) in the Red River Delta.Based on the diagram of Figure 33.1 (Texture on page 150), show the strengths of the Red River Delta.Analyze the population pressure on socio-economic development in the Red River Delta.How have natural limitations affected the socio-economic development of the Red River Delta?Based on the figure in Figure 33.2 (textbook 151), lets take a look at the sectoral economic transition in the Red River Delta.Why is there a shift in economic structure by sector in the Red River Delta?Analyze the resources that affect the economic structural shift in the Red River Delta.How does the economic restructuring of the industry in the Red River Delta take place?
Identify key future directions.Calculate the growth rate of the indicators in the table.
Comparing the growth rates of the above indicators between the Red River Delta and the whole country.Increase the proportion of Red River Delta in comparison with the whole country in terms of indicators and comments.Analyze and explain the relationship between population and food production in the Red River Delta