What is geography

The study of the Earth and the processes that shape it is called

• History

• Geography

• Physics

• None of the above

The study of human activity around the world and the way the people and places are distributed across the surface of the Earth is called

• Physical geography

• Human Geography

• Environmental Geography

• None of the above

The study of the condition of the Earth and its influence on man and the impact of man on his environment is called

• Physical geography

• Human geography

• Environmental geography

• None of the above

Select the correct applications of remote sensing

• Land mapping

• Weather forecasting

• Resource exploration

• All of the above

Select the object that can be categorised under physical geography

• Glaciers

• Politics in a location

• Urbanism

• Study of the acidification of oceans

Environmental geography is a ______ between physical geography and human geography

The study of geography is important because

• It tells us about day and night

• It tells us about the different seasons

• It tells us about the different natural disasters

• All of the above

The term geography was first used by

• Aristotle

• Ptolemy

• Eratosthenes

• None of the above

The word geography is derived from Latin with 'geo' meaning _________ and graphein meaning _________.

• Earth; to write or describe

• surface; to work

• air; to draw

• water; to explain

Select the option that doesn't belong to environmental geography

• Study of acidification of the oceans

• Study of human behaviour

• study of soil

• study of the hole in the ozone layer