Phase 7 Unit 6 Final Exam

What is the purpose of scales in map making and cartography?

• To make maps look visually appealing

• To represent the relationship between the size of features on the map and their real size on the ground

• To add complexity to map-making

• To confuse readers

Which of the following options are types of scales used to measure on maps? Pick all that apply.

• large scale

• small scale

• linear scale

• verbal scale

What makes up 99 percent of the gases in Earth's atmosphere?

• Carbon dioxide and oxygen

• Nitrogen and oxygen

• Helium and neon

• Argon and carbon dioxide

What is the primary function of the atmosphere?

• To provide a medium for sound waves to travel

• To create a barrier between Earth and space

• To filter out most ultraviolet radiation while allowing in the sun's warming rays
  

• To produce water vapor

Mention the 5 layers of the atmosphere, from innermost to outermost.

What is the primary objective of economic geography?

• to analyze human migration patterns

• To study the geological formations of regions

• To identify economic patterns across space and time

• To explore cultural diversity

Which sector of the economy involves harvesting, gathering, and collecting natural resources?

• The Primary Economic Sector

• The Secondary Economic Sector

• The Tertiary Economic Sector

• The Quaternary Economic Sector

What characterizes the tertiary economic sector?

• Refining raw natural resources

• Harvesting and gathering natural resources

• Selling manufactured goods and providing services

• High-level professional decision-making and technology research

What activities are associated with the secondary economic sector?

• Selling manufactured goods and providing services

• Refining raw natural resources into usable products

• Harvesting and gathering natural resources

• High-level professional decision-making and technology research

What is urban geography primarily concerned with?

• The study of ancient civilizations

• The development of cities and towns and the people in them

• The migration patterns of animals

• The geological formations of rural areas