2.1 APHUG 1.2 and 1.3 Concepts Presentation

Multiple Choice

What title best fits John Snow's cholera outbreak map?

• dot density map

• cartogram map

• isoline map

• mercator projection map

Multiple Choice

What might be a limitation of travel narratives/journals as a source of data? (Be careful! This is an AP style question were three answers don't even apply to travel narratives)

• They are always fact-checked and peer-reviewed, ensuring high reliability.

• They consistently use precise coordinates for all locations visited.

• They may reflect the traveler's personal biases or limited perspective rather than objective observations.
  

• They uniformly document all language and cultural nuances encountered, offering comprehensive detail.

Multiple Choice

After the release of the documentary 'Supersize Me,' how did McDonald's use data to respond?

• They used data to change their marketing strategies.

• They stopped selling fast food entirely.

• They ignored the documentary's findings.

• They started conducting census surveys.

Multiple Choice

What is one impact of government census data collection as shown in the images?

• It helps determine funding for schools and roads.

• It is only used for marketing strategies.

• It is mainly for writing travel narratives.

• It is used to create documentaries.

Multiple Choice

Quantitative data is often collected through surveys, polls, and ___.

• questionnaires
• interviews

• personal stories

• travel narratives

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the difference between quantitative and qualitative data collection methods as shown in the image?

• Quantitative uses surveys for big picture trends, qualitative uses interviews to understand reasons.

• Quantitative uses interviews, qualitative uses surveys.

• Quantitative is always more accurate than qualitative.

• Qualitative data cannot be used for national surveys.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes how geographers use maps to discover patterns and relationships in the world?

• By analyzing spatial data to identify trends and connections

• By memorizing the names of countries and capitals

• By focusing only on physical features like mountains and rivers

• By ignoring human activities and only studying natural landscapes

Multiple Choice

Review Time!

Which of these is NOT a type of Geospatial Technology?

• GPS

• RSVP

Multiple Choice

If I want numbers based information, what type of data should I collect?

• Quantitative

• Qualitative

Multiple Choice

Which of these is a type of map projection (not a thematic or reference map)?

• Cartogram

• Robinson