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The term 'geography' originates from which ancient language? Options: Sanskrit, Greek, Hebrew, Latin

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Greek

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What does the prefix 'geo' refer to in the context of geography?

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The world or the earth

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What is the meaning of the suffix ‘graphy’ in geography?

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The writing about or describing something

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Which two main categories can geography be divided into? Options: Physical geography and human geography, Cultural geography and economic geography, Political geography and social geography, Environmental geography and historical geography

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Physical geography and human geography

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Which of the following best describes the focus of physical geography? Options: The study of human cultures, The exploration of political relationships, The analysis of economic systems, The examination of physical features like rivers and mountains

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The examination of physical features like rivers and mountains

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What is the primary subject matter of physical geography?

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Natural features like landforms and ecosystems

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What is the primary focus of human geography? Options: Examining climate patterns, Studying the physical features of the earth, Analyzing the relationships between people and societies, Measuring geographical distances

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Analyzing the relationships between people and societies

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Which of the following is an example of a topic studied in human geography? The formation of mountains, The flow of rivers, The impact of migration on societies, The distribution of natural resources

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The impact of migration on societies

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Why is it important to study both physical and human geography?

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To gain a comprehensive understanding of the world.

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Which of the following statements accurately reflects the relationship between human activities and the natural world? Options: Everything humans do is tied in some way to the natural world., All human history is independent of the natural world., Human activities only affect urban areas., Human activities have no impact on the environment.

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Everything humans do is tied in some way to the natural world.