Question 1

India's holiest sites are grouped

Accepted Answer

A)  along its sacred rivers. 
B)  around its holy mountain tops. 
A)  along its sacred rivers. 
B)  around its holy mountain tops.

Question 2

Paths,edges,districts,nodes and landmarks are used to organize

Accepted Answer

A)  our cognitive images. 
B)  our landscapes. 
C)  our individual topophilias. 
D)  sacred space. 
E)  semiotic landscapes. 
A)  our cognitive images. 
B)  our landscapes. 
C)  our individual topophilias. 
D)  sacred space. 
E)  semiotic landscapes.

Question 3

Match the place with the belief or believers that hold the place sacred.
-Black Hills of South Dakota,USA

Accepted Answer

A) Lakota Sioux 
B) Islam 
C) Buddhism 
D) Jews, Orthodox, Catholics, Protestants, Christian Zionists 
E) Hinduism
F)Christianity 
A) Lakota Sioux 
B) Islam 
C) Buddhism 
D) Jews, Orthodox, Catholics, Protestants, Christian Zionists 
E) Hinduism
F)Christianity

Question 4

Social affairs involving property rights,political jurisdictions,market areas,ethnic claims to specific areas and efforts to protect traditional land uses all involve issues of

Accepted Answer

A)  proxemics. 
B)  territoriality. 
C)  sacred spaces. 
D)  cosmopolitanism. 
E)  race. 
A)  proxemics. 
B)  territoriality. 
C)  sacred spaces. 
D)  cosmopolitanism. 
E)  race.

Question 5

Buildings like the former World Trade Center in New York can simultaneously be part of a landscape of power and a symbolic landscape.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

-In the above isoline map,the darkest shadings illustrate ________ for cities in the United States,as expressed by architecture students at Virginia Tech in 1996.

Accepted Answer

A)  prime agricultural land 
B)  collective preferences 
C)  obesity rates 
D)  green space 
E)  areas of smart growth 
A)  prime agricultural land 
B)  collective preferences 
C)  obesity rates 
D)  green space 
E)  areas of smart growth

Question 7

Modernity rejects the use of rationality.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The United Nations Center for Human Development supports the "Disneyfication" process as a way of promoting historical awareness.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

An SUV in a high-end suburban megachurch parking lot surrounded by box stores is a classic landscape most likely seen in

Accepted Answer

A)  Botoxia. 
B)  Inauthentica. 
C)  Privatopia. 
D)  Semiotica. 
E)  Vulgarian. 
A)  Botoxia. 
B)  Inauthentica. 
C)  Privatopia. 
D)  Semiotica. 
E)  Vulgarian.

Question 10

A study of the social and cultural meanings that people give to personal space - for example,how near or distant you like to sit near others in class - is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  semiotics. 
B)  proxemics. 
C)  territoriality. 
D)  sacred space. 
E)  sense of place. 
A)  semiotics. 
B)  proxemics. 
C)  territoriality. 
D)  sacred space. 
E)  sense of place.

Question 11

Topophilia is concerned with understanding the formation of bubbles,or areas of personal place.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

What are "ordinary landscapes"? Citing one example,how does it reflect a particular ideology?

Accepted Answer

Ordinary landscapes refer to the everyda

Question 13

________ is based on the commercial exploitation of the histories of people and places.

Accepted Answer

A)  The heritage industry 
B)  Place consumption 
A)  The heritage industry 
B)  Place consumption

Question 14

Define and describe the field of ethology.

Accepted Answer

Ethology is the scientific study of anim

Question 15

The concept of territoriality helps to classify people and resources in terms of location in

Accepted Answer

A)  space. 
B)  society. 
C)  the economy. 
D)  history. 
E)  the political system. 
A)  space. 
B)  society. 
C)  the economy. 
D)  history. 
E)  the political system.

Question 16

Write an essay where you explain how sense of place relates both to an insider's and an outsider's perspective,building in your own personal experiences.

Accepted Answer

Sense of place is a concept that refers

Question 17

Recognizing that landscapes both produce and communicate meaning allows us to

Accepted Answer

A)  interpret local & national values, priorities, histories, cultural practices. 
B)  build a cultural landscape out of a natural landscape. 
C)  form cognitive images of places to which we have never been. 
D)  build cultural complexes. 
E)  dance the hokey pokey. 
A)  interpret local & national values, priorities, histories, cultural practices. 
B)  build a cultural landscape out of a natural landscape. 
C)  form cognitive images of places to which we have never been. 
D)  build cultural complexes. 
E)  dance the hokey pokey.

Question 18

The study of the social and cultural meanings people give to personal space - like how far we stand from others when speaking to them - is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  proxemics. 
B)  ethology. 
A)  proxemics. 
B)  ethology.

Question 19

Cosmopolitanism seeks to blend regional particularisms into one unified globalized culture.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

A person's ________ significantly affects their environmental knowledge and relationship with the environment.

Accepted Answer

A)  gender 
B)  stage in the life cycle 
C)  religious beliefs 
D)  exposure to globalization 
E)  all of the above 
A)  gender 
B)  stage in the life cycle 
C)  religious beliefs 
D)  exposure to globalization 
E)  all of the above

India's holiest sites are grouped

Paths,edges,districts,nodes and landmarks are used to organize

Match the place with the belief or believers that hold the place sacred. -Black Hills of South Dakota,USA

Social affairs involving property rights,political jurisdictions,market areas,ethnic claims to specific areas and efforts to protect traditional land uses all involve issues of

Buildings like the former World Trade Center in New York can simultaneously be part of a landscape of power and a symbolic landscape.

-In the above isoline map,the darkest shadings illustrate ________ for cities in the United States,as expressed by architecture students at Virginia Tech in 1996.

Modernity rejects the use of rationality.

The United Nations Center for Human Development supports the "Disneyfication" process as a way of promoting historical awareness.

An SUV in a high-end suburban megachurch parking lot surrounded by box stores is a classic landscape most likely seen in

A study of the social and cultural meanings that people give to personal space - for example,how near or distant you like to sit near others in class - is known as

Topophilia is concerned with understanding the formation of bubbles,or areas of personal place.

What are "ordinary landscapes"? Citing one example,how does it reflect a particular ideology?

________ is based on the commercial exploitation of the histories of people and places.

Define and describe the field of ethology.

The concept of territoriality helps to classify people and resources in terms of location in

Write an essay where you explain how sense of place relates both to an insider's and an outsider's perspective,building in your own personal experiences.

Recognizing that landscapes both produce and communicate meaning allows us to

The study of the social and cultural meanings people give to personal space - like how far we stand from others when speaking to them - is known as

Cosmopolitanism seeks to blend regional particularisms into one unified globalized culture.

A person's ________ significantly affects their environmental knowledge and relationship with the environment.

Geography Matters

The Changing Global Context

Population Geography

People and Nature

Cultural Geographies

Geographies of Economic Development

Food and Agriculture

Political Geographies

Urbanization

City Spaces: Urban Structure

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Exam 6: Interpreting Places and Landscapes

India's holiest sites are grouped

Paths,edges,districts,nodes and landmarks are used to organize

Match the place with the belief or believers that hold the place sacred. -Black Hills of South Dakota,USA

Social affairs involving property rights,political jurisdictions,market areas,ethnic claims to specific areas and efforts to protect traditional land uses all involve issues of

Buildings like the former World Trade Center in New York can simultaneously be part of a landscape of power and a symbolic landscape.

-In the above isoline map,the darkest shadings illustrate ________ for cities in the United States,as expressed by architecture students at Virginia Tech in 1996.

Modernity rejects the use of rationality.

The United Nations Center for Human Development supports the "Disneyfication" process as a way of promoting historical awareness.

An SUV in a high-end suburban megachurch parking lot surrounded by box stores is a classic landscape most likely seen in

A study of the social and cultural meanings that people give to personal space - for example,how near or distant you like to sit near others in class - is known as

Topophilia is concerned with understanding the formation of bubbles,or areas of personal place.

What are "ordinary landscapes"? Citing one example,how does it reflect a particular ideology?

________ is based on the commercial exploitation of the histories of people and places.

Define and describe the field of ethology.

The concept of territoriality helps to classify people and resources in terms of location in

Write an essay where you explain how sense of place relates both to an insider's and an outsider's perspective,building in your own personal experiences.

Recognizing that landscapes both produce and communicate meaning allows us to

The study of the social and cultural meanings people give to personal space - like how far we stand from others when speaking to them - is known as

Cosmopolitanism seeks to blend regional particularisms into one unified globalized culture.

A person's ________ significantly affects their environmental knowledge and relationship with the environment.

Geography Matters

The Changing Global Context

Population Geography

People and Nature

Cultural Geographies

Geographies of Economic Development

Food and Agriculture

Political Geographies

Urbanization

City Spaces: Urban Structure

Filters