Question 1

Use the Five Themes of Geography - location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and region - to describe your school building. ​

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary, but should be similar

Question 2

Which type of map would a topographic map be classified as? ​

Accepted Answer

A) choropleth 
B) isarithmic ​ 
C) graduated symbol 
D) dot density 
E) flow 
A) choropleth 
B) isarithmic ​ 
C) graduated symbol 
D) dot density 
E) flow

Question 3

What type of region would the countries of Europe be classified as? ​

Accepted Answer

A) vernacular 
B) formal 
C) functional 
D) nodal 
E) perceptual 
A) vernacular 
B) formal 
C) functional 
D) nodal 
E) perceptual

Question 4

Match between columns
                        Premises: 23.44 degrees south

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn is...

Question 5

Carl Sauer challenged geographers to consider the transformation through time from a cultural landscape to a natural landscape. ​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Compromise projections do not preserve any one metric, or try to distort all properties about equally for aesthetic purposes. ​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Core locations are more important than peripheral locations. ​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Which type of scale would most likely be utilized to draw a map of the United States? ​

Accepted Answer

A) large-scale 
B) medium-scale 
C) small-scale 
D) localized reference 
E) generalized reference 
A) large-scale 
B) medium-scale 
C) small-scale 
D) localized reference 
E) generalized reference

Question 9

The polarregions may also be classified as low-latitude regions. ​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A map showing the distribution of season ticket holders for Atlanta Braves baseball games would be classified as which type of region?

Accepted Answer

A) vernacular 
B) formal 
C) functional 
D) perceptual 
E) homogeneous 
A) vernacular 
B) formal 
C) functional 
D) perceptual 
E) homogeneous

Question 11

Explain the differences between relative and absolute locations. Give one example of each.

Accepted Answer

Relative location defines a place in rel

Question 12

Latitude and longitude lines are a common coordinate system and measured in degrees, minutes, seconds. ​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The science of acquiring information about Earth's surface without being in direct contact with it is called __________ __________. ​

Accepted Answer

remote sen

Question 14

Why is the concept of regions in geography useable? ​

Accepted Answer

A) All regions are countries. 
B) All regions are very large. 
C) It allows for an exact study of a specific area for a specific purpose. 
D) It is the only way computers can be used with geographic data and follow political  lines. 
E) Regions are another name for the seven continents. 
A) All regions are countries. 
B) All regions are very large. 
C) It allows for an exact study of a specific area for a specific purpose. 
D) It is the only way computers can be used with geographic data and follow political  lines. 
E) Regions are another name for the seven continents.

Question 15

What is the collection of physical and human geographic features on Earth's surface called? ​

Accepted Answer

A) a model 
B) a map 
C) a region 
D) a landscape 
E) a projection 
A) a model 
B) a map 
C) a region 
D) a landscape 
E) a projection

Use the Five Themes of Geography - location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and region - to describe your school building.

Which type of map would a topographic map be classified as?

What type of region would the countries of Europe be classified as?

Carl Sauer challenged geographers to consider the transformation through time from a cultural landscape to a natural landscape.

Compromise projections do not preserve any one metric, or try to distort all properties about equally for aesthetic purposes.

Core locations are more important than peripheral locations.

Which type of scale would most likely be utilized to draw a map of the United States?

The polarregions may also be classified as low-latitude regions.

A map showing the distribution of season ticket holders for Atlanta Braves baseball games would be classified as which type of region?

Explain the differences between relative and absolute locations. Give one example of each.

Latitude and longitude lines are a common coordinate system and measured in degrees, minutes, seconds.

The science of acquiring information about Earth's surface without being in direct contact with it is called .

Why is the concept of regions in geography useable?

What is the collection of physical and human geographic features on Earth's surface called?

Physical Processes and World Regions

Human Processes and World Regions

Europe

Russia and the Near Abroad

The Middle East and North Africa

South and East Asia

Oceania

Sub-Saharan Africa

Latin America

The United States and Canada

Filters

Exam 1: Objectives and Tools of World Regional Geography

Use the Five Themes of Geography - location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and region - to describe your school building. ​

Which type of map would a topographic map be classified as? ​

What type of region would the countries of Europe be classified as? ​

Carl Sauer challenged geographers to consider the transformation through time from a cultural landscape to a natural landscape. ​

Compromise projections do not preserve any one metric, or try to distort all properties about equally for aesthetic purposes. ​

Core locations are more important than peripheral locations. ​

Which type of scale would most likely be utilized to draw a map of the United States? ​

The polarregions may also be classified as low-latitude regions. ​

A map showing the distribution of season ticket holders for Atlanta Braves baseball games would be classified as which type of region?

Explain the differences between relative and absolute locations. Give one example of each.

Latitude and longitude lines are a common coordinate system and measured in degrees, minutes, seconds. ​

The science of acquiring information about Earth's surface without being in direct contact with it is called __________ __________. ​

Why is the concept of regions in geography useable? ​

What is the collection of physical and human geographic features on Earth's surface called? ​

Physical Processes and World Regions

Human Processes and World Regions

Europe

Russia and the Near Abroad

The Middle East and North Africa

South and East Asia

Oceania

Sub-Saharan Africa

Latin America

The United States and Canada

Filters

Use the Five Themes of Geography - location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and region - to describe your school building.

Which type of map would a topographic map be classified as?

What type of region would the countries of Europe be classified as?

Carl Sauer challenged geographers to consider the transformation through time from a cultural landscape to a natural landscape.

Compromise projections do not preserve any one metric, or try to distort all properties about equally for aesthetic purposes.

Core locations are more important than peripheral locations.

Which type of scale would most likely be utilized to draw a map of the United States?

The polarregions may also be classified as low-latitude regions.

Latitude and longitude lines are a common coordinate system and measured in degrees, minutes, seconds.

The science of acquiring information about Earth's surface without being in direct contact with it is called .

Why is the concept of regions in geography useable?

What is the collection of physical and human geographic features on Earth's surface called?