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Which of the following is a primary purpose of a thematic map?

• To display political boundaries

• To show population density

• To navigate between locations

• To list country capitals

According to environmental determinism, what does the physical environment cause?

• Social isolation

• Social development

• Economic prosperity

• Political stability

Which of the following is considered one of the Five Themes of Geography?

• Climate

• Human-Environment Interaction

• Weather

• Biomes

Which term best describes the process where individuals or groups adopt elements of another culture?

• Cultural appropriation

• Globalization

• Acculturation

• Cultural assimilation

What is the hearth in cultural geography?

• A place where people gather

• The spread of cultural traits

• Where an idea originates

• The central point of a region

Which type of map would you use to analyze population density across different regions?

• A physical map focusing on landscape features.

• A political map showing territorial boundaries.

• A thematic map highlighting variations in population density.

• A reference map detailing road networks.

During a geography project, Lily and Rohan are using an Isoline Map to analyze. What does this map show?

• The science of making maps

• The physical character of a place

• Lines that connect points of equal value

• The occurrence of some phenomenon in a given area

Choropleth Maps are used to show the level of some variable within what?

• A single city

• Predefined regions such as counties, states, or countries

• Between the North and South poles

• Around the globe parallel to the equator

What is the most common type of Projection used to transfer locations from Earth's surface to a flat map?

• Mercator Projection

• Topographic Projection

• Robinson Projection

• Geographic Projection

During a geography project, Ethan was tasked with identifying the 'Toponym' of various locations. What does 'Toponym' refer to?

• The science of making maps

• The amount of details or depth of a map

• The name given to a portion of Earth's surface

• A circle drawn around the globe parallel to the equator