What is the main focus of human geography?

The study of the imprints people make on the face of the earth

A prominent object or landform that identifies a place

A type of plant found in a specific region

A type of animal native to a region

What is the Big Idea of the unit mentioned in the text?

How do patterns in human geography affect people around the world?

How do weather patterns affect agriculture?

How do animal migrations affect ecosystems?

How do ocean currents affect climate?

What is the study of geography primarily concerned with?

The study of the earth and people's relationship to it

The study of animals and their habitats

The study of ancient civilizations

What is a characteristic of rural areas?

Sparsely settled areas with farms and small communities

Advanced technological infrastructure

What has happened to many Canadian farms and villages over the past century?

They have expanded significantly

They have become more technologically advanced

What do most rural people do to buy what they need?

Drive to the nearest large town or city

What are some problems caused by rapid urban growth in developed nations?

Housing shortages and high-cost housing

What is an urban settlement?

A community where 1000 or more people live close together

A community where less than 1000 people live

A rural area with scattered houses

A deserted area with no population

What are "tent cities"?

Areas where the homeless live without water services or electricity

Cities with a lot of tents for camping

Cities with a high number of tourists

Areas with a lot of parks and recreational facilities

What is one reason people are moving to urban centers?

To find better opportunities for a better life

To live in a quieter environment

What is a common issue faced by rural migrants in developing nations?

Lack of access to water and electricity

What is a suburban settlement?

A residential area on the outskirts of urban areas

A rural area with farms and open land

A commercial area in the city center

An industrial area with factories

Why have suburbs grown in developed nations since about 1950?

Because the car makes travel easier and more convenient

Because of the increase in public transportation

Due to the growth of rural areas

Due to the decline in urban population

What is one negative effect of increased car use in suburban areas?

Increase in exercise from walking

What is a developed nation?

A country with a high level of income, industrialization, and modernization

A country with a low level of income and industrialization

A country with a high level of rural areas

A country with a high level of agricultural activities

What is the definition of "site" in geography?

The specific physical features defining the location of a place

The location of a place in relation to other places or larger features

The economic activities of a place

The cultural significance of a place

What is the definition of "situation" in geography?

The location of a place in relation to other places or larger features

The specific physical features defining the location of a place

The economic activities of a place

The cultural significance of a place

What is a site in the context of a community?

B) The exact spot where a community is located

A) A place where people gather for events

C) A location for building factories

D) A place for recreational activities

Which of the following is a characteristic that attracts people to build in a particular site?

C) Reasonably flat land for homes

What is a thematic map?

A map that shows one subject or theme, such as population or climate

A map that shows the physical features of an area

A map that shows political boundaries

A map that shows the elevation of an area

What do area symbols on a map represent?

Colours used for larger areas such as natural features, lakes, parks, and cities

Small designs used for towns, lighthouses, and other human activities

May connect places (roads, railroads, rivers) or divide them (boundaries)

Symbols used to indicate elevation

What do line symbols on a map represent?

May connect places (roads, railroads, rivers) or divide them (boundaries)

Small designs used for towns, lighthouses, and other human activities

Colours used for larger areas such as natural features, lakes, parks, and cities

Symbols used to indicate elevation

What do point symbols on a map represent?

Small designs used for towns, lighthouses, and other human activities

Colours used for larger areas such as natural features, lakes, parks, and cities

May connect places (roads, railroads, rivers) or divide them (boundaries)

Symbols used to indicate elevation

What is the purpose of a compass rose on a map?

To represent the major directions pointed out by a magnetic compass

To show the elevation of an area

To indicate the population density of an area

To show the political boundaries of a region

What does a statement scale of 1 cm = 1 km mean on a map?

Every centimetre on the map represents one kilometre on the earth's surface.

Every kilometre on the map represents one centimetre on the earth's surface.

Every centimetre on the map represents one metre on the earth's surface.

Every metre on the map represents one kilometre on the earth's surface.

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