DAILY TEST Y12 GEO TERM 1

1. Region is a geographical unit with certain specific boundaries. The components of the area interact with each other functionally. The boundaries of the area are dynamic (changing). The statement is the definition of the area according to….

• A. J. Herbertson

• B. A. Botkin

• Rustiadi, dkk

• M. M. Fenneman

• Bintarto dan Hadisumarno

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The picture shows the area with the concept...

• Homogen Region

• Uniformity Region

• Functional Region

• Formal Region

• Sub Region

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The area is included in the classification of the Specific Region. The reason is…

• regional classification according to its type which emphasizes the type of area, such as climate, topography, vegetation, and physiography

• a single area that has certain / special geographical characteristics, especially those determined by its absolute location and relative location

• an area based on uniformity or similarity in certain criteria

• is an area regulated by several activity centers that are interconnected by transportation routes between one another

• a system that emphasizes more on how a region is interconnected with other regions

National development is an effort carried out by all components of the nation in order to achieve the goals of the state. The statement is the meaning of national development which is written in….

• RI Law No. 23 of 2004

• RI Law No. 24 of 2004

• RI Law No. 25 of 2004

• RI Law No. 26 of 2004

• RI Law No. 27 of 2004

Francois Perroux put forward the theory of growth poles, the core thinking of this theory is…

• Providing goods and services for the surrounding population

• Minimize financing

• Connecting the economy to distance

• Industry has an optimal location if the industry can control a wide marketing area

• Industry acts as a driving unit

The results of the carrying capacity analysis will involve the problem of the ability of an area to support all community activities and regional development plans. What is analyzed?

• Affordability and topography

• opography and population

• Resources and topography

• Affordability and resources

• Resources and population

The goals of sustainable development according to the United Nations are 17 main points of global goals. Which is not the intended goal?

• Increasing community independence

• Decent and inclusive quality education

• Gender equality

• Build a strong infrastructure

• Management of terrestrial and marine ecosystems

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The picture describes the problem of implementing spatial planning regarding…

• Institution

• Population growth

• Environmental sustainability

• Social culture

• Security

Calculate the strength of the interaction between cities A, B and C according to the Theory of Gravity.

Is known :

PA 15,000 residents

PB 18,000 residents

PC 12,000 residents

D(AB) 30km

D(BC) 10km

Question :

Which of the three regions has the stronger interaction?

Find the location of the stopping point between cities a, b and c according to the Breaking Point Theory.

Is known :

Pa 30,000 residents

PB 28,000 residents

PC 35,000 residents

D(ab) 100km

D(bc) 70km

Question :

Determine the location of the stopping point between "a and b" and "b and c"?