Ap Geo Chapter 1/2 test

What are the different types of geography for?

(Poststructualist, Humanistic, Behavioral)

• (Poststructuralist)-study of space as the product of ideals or ruling elites.

  (Humanistic)- Study of different ways individuals form ideas about places and give them meaning.

  (Behavioral)- study of the psychological basis for human actions in a space.

• (Humanistic)-study of space as the product of ideals or ruling elites.

  (Behavioral)- Study of different ways individuals form ideas about places and give them meaning.

  (Poststructuralist)- study of the psychological basis for human actions in a space.

• (Poststructuralist)- The study of ancient building techniques that have been discovered..

  (Behavioral)- The study of how the behaviors of humans changed as times advanced.

  (Humanistic)- The study of how the human species has advanced to reach our current stance.

What are the definitions of assimilation and acculturation?

• (Assimilation)-The process of a group's cultural features changes to resemble the ones of a more dominant group.

  (Acculturation)-The process of changes that result from the meeting of two groups where each retains distinct cultural features.

• (Acculturation)-The process of a group's cultural features changes to resemble the ones of a more dominant group.

  (Assimilation)-The process of changes that result from the meeting of two groups where each retains distinct cultural features.

What is the purpose of A GIS?

• To store, organize, analyze, and display geographical data.

• To gather data.

• To locate anyplace on a map.

• To tag the position and location of an object.

What are the four types of distortion on a map.

• Shape, distance, relative size, and direction.

• location, temperature, climate, and connection.

• Distance, climate, size, location, connection.

• Shape, direction, temperature, distance.

What are the four sparsely populated regions?

• Dry lands, wet lands, cold lands, and high lands

• Low lands, coastal areas, dry lands, and cold lands.

• Dry lands, wet lands, hot lands, and high lands

• Dry lands, tropical lands., cold lands, and high lands

What is Arithmetic density?

• The total number of people divided by total land area

• The ratio of the number of farmers

• The number of people per unit of arable land.

What is physiological density?

• The ratio of the number of farmers to the total amount of arable land

• The total number of people divided by the total land area

• The number of people per unit of arable land

What is agricultural density?

• The number of people per unit of arable land

• The ratio of the number of farmers to the total amount of arable land.

• The total number of people divided by the total land area.

What are the three ways map scales are presented?

• Ratio, Written, Graphic

• Ratio, Bar, Written

• Fraction, Written, Graph

• Ratio, Graph, Bar

Which ones are regions?

• Functional regions

• Formal regions

• Vernacular regions

• Core regions