Test 1-1

What are the imaginary lines called that are used to find an exact location?

• Barriers

• Urban Areas

• Latitude and Longitude

• Google Earth

People swimming in a lake in the heat of summer is an example of...

• Immigration

• Adapting to your environment

• Modifying your environment

• Corridors

A factor that draws or attracts people to another location.

• Infrastructure

• Push Factor

• Transportation Corridor

• Pull Factor

Conditions that drives people from their homeland.

• Push Factors

• Pull Factors

• Transportation Corridors

• HEI

The following are examples of: More jobs available, good schools, and improved living conditions

• Pull Factors

• Urban Areas

• Push Factors

• Transportation Barriers

Lack of jobs, war and conflicts, and natural disasters are examples of what?

• Transportation Barriers

• Urban Areas

• Push Factors

• Transportation Corridors

A geographic feature that slows or prevents transportation

• Transportation Corridors

• Urban Areas

• Infrastructure

• Transportation Barriers

A path that makes transportation easier

• Latitude and Longitude

• Urban Areas

• Transportation Barrier

• Transportation Corridor

Human or manmade structures that help society

• Rural Areas

• Pull Factors

• Infrastructure

• Push Factors

Rocky Mountains, Great Wall of China, Sahara Desert and Appalachian Mountains are all examples of...

• Infrastructure

• Transportation Barriers

• Pull Factors

• Push Factors