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What is the primary focus of spatial analysis in human geography?

•  Studying celestial bodies

• Analyzing interactions between humans and their environment

• Investigating geological formations

• Examining historical events

Which of the following best defines spatial interactions?

• The movement of glaciers

• ) The migration of birds

•  The flow of goods, people, information, and ideas between locations

• The growth of vegetation

Which technology is commonly used to monitor environmental changes from a distance?

• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

• Global Positioning System (GPS)

• Remote Sensing

• Cartography

 What is the purpose of Geographic Information Systems (GIS)?

•  To navigate through urban areas

• To create artistic maps

• To analyze spatial data and identify patterns

• To track wildlife migration

Which of the following is NOT a common application of GIS?

• Urban planning

• Disaster response

• Weather forecasting

• Resource management

What type of data does remote sensing typically collect?

• Survey responses

• Environmental measurements

• Social media posts

• Economic indicators

What is the primary benefit of using GPS technology?

• Creating detailed maps

• Monitoring wildlife populations

• Providing precise location information

• Analyzing historical migration patterns

 Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates spatial interactions?

• A volcanic eruption

• A forest fire

• International trade between countries

• Soil erosion

 In which field is spatial analysis NOT commonly used?

• Urban planning

• Agriculture

• Astrophysics

• Epidemiology

How does GIS contribute to urban planning?

• By tracking wildlife populations

• By analyzing transportation networks

•  By monitoring air pollution levels

• By studying ocean currents