UniGeniusHuman Geography Exam Prep

Get ready for AP Human Geography, one model at a time.

Read pyramids, maps and data the way the exam asks in a free 15-minute diagnostic, fix your weakest unit with a short lesson, then answer free-response questions with Mia's coaching on every part.

The only interactive course with a tutor that finds your weak spots and fixes them.

Take the free diagnostic

One payment in US dollars. Full refund within 14 days, for any reason.

Read a population pyramid, free

Name the stage of the demographic transition from the pyramid, then change the birth and death rates and watch the growth rate, the doubling time and the shape change. No account.

1. Name the stageAs many rounds as you like

Which stage of the demographic transition does this pyramid most likely show?

2. Change the ratesPer 1,000 people a year

Move the rates and the pyramid redraws to the shape a population settles into when they hold for generations.

Natural increase
2% a year
Doubling time
About 35 years
Dependency ratio
72.1
Closest stage
Stage 2

(30 − 10) ÷ 10 = 2%; 70 ÷ 2 ≈ 35 years. Death rates have fallen but birth rates are still high, so the population grows fast.

Take the free diagnosticThe population lesson

The free diagnostic, 15 minutes

15 questions across all seven units, weighted like the exam, a third of them on a map, chart or pyramid. No account. You get your score by unit and by skill, the unit to fix first, a short lesson on it and a plan to May.

Take the free diagnostic Make my study plan

Answer a free-response question, and Mia coaches you

Answer parts A to G. Mia reads every part, quotes the words that earned each point, and for a part that missed says what its task verb needs and asks you a question to get there. She never writes the answer for you. Free, no account.

Try a one-stimulus questionTry a no-stimulus questionTry a two-stimulus question

The seven units

The May 2027 exam: 60 multiple-choice questions in an hour, then 3 free-response questions in 75 minutes, on Monday, May 3, 2027.

Unit 1: Thinking Geographically

Maps, geographic data, spatial concepts, scale and regions.

8–10% of the multiple choice

Unit 2: Population and Migration

Population pyramids, the demographic transition, policy and migration.

12–17% of the multiple choice

Unit 3: Cultural Patterns and Processes

Cultural landscapes, diffusion, language and religion.

12–17% of the multiple choice

Unit 4: Political Patterns and Processes

States, boundaries, devolution and supranationalism.

12–17% of the multiple choice

Unit 5: Agriculture and Rural Land Use

Agricultural revolutions, von Thunen and the global food system.

12–17% of the multiple choice

Unit 6: Cities and Urban Land Use

Urban models, rank-size and central places, density and sustainability.

12–17% of the multiple choice

Unit 7: Industrial and Economic Development

Industrialization, sectors, development measures and theories, trade.

12–17% of the multiple choice

Try four questions

Question 1
Line chart of crude birth and death rates per 1,000 in Country N. Birth rate: 38 in 1900, 37 in 1930, 30 in 1960, 16 in 1990, 11 in 2020. Death rate: 30 in 1900, 20 in 1930, 12 in 1960, 10 in 1990, 10 in 2020.Per 1,000 people a year. 1900: Crude birth rate 38, Crude death rate 30; 1930: Crude birth rate 37, Crude death rate 20; 1960: Crude birth rate 30, Crude death rate 12; 1990: Crude birth rate 16, Crude death rate 10; 2020: Crude birth rate 11, Crude death rate 10Per 1,000 people a year010203040190019301960199020203837301611Crude birth rate3020121010Crude death rateYear
Chart values
CategoryCrude birth rateCrude death rate
19003830
19303720
19603012
19901610
20201110
The chart shows crude birth and death rates in Country N. In 2020, Country N best fits which stage of the demographic transition model?
Question 2
Which observation about a present-day North American city most contradicts the model shown?
Question 3
The map shows the only sea route between Sea W and Sea E. Why does the strait give States L and M political power?
Question 4
The scatter plot shows each country's GNI per capita and total fertility rate. As GNI per capita rises, the total fertility rate

In the course

  • 17 interactive lessons
  • 191 practice questions
  • 14 free-response questions with Mia's feedback
  • 2 full practice exams

See the course

Guides and free tools

Human Geography Genius Pro

US$49one payment

  • 17 interactive lessons
  • 191 practice questions
  • 14 free-response questions with feedback on every part
  • 2 full practice exams

Full refund within 14 days. Ask within 14 days of paying, for any reason. Our refund promise still applies after you start the course. The note under the pay button is about the separate legal right to cancel. Terms

By paying you agree to our Terms. Email us within 14 days for a full refund.
Take the free diagnostic first

Apple Pay, Google Pay or card. Charged in USD.
One payment. No sales tax is added. Access until October 31, 2027.

Questions? support@unigenius.co.uk