Unit 1 & 2 Study Quiz

What are 3 types of regions?

• Geographical regions,

  Flat regions,

  Historical Regions

• Cultural regions,

  Culinary regions,

  Historical regions

• Formal regions, Functional regions, perceptual regions

• Political regions, Money regions,

  Limited regions

What type of HEI (Human Environment Interaction) is shown in the photo?

• Adapt

• Modify

• Depend

• Movement

What type of Region is used to define areas border?

• Functional

• Formal

• Perceptual

• Optional

Which of the following is an example of Absolute Location?

• 40.7128° N, 74.0060° W
• New York

• 501 Crawford St, Houston, TX 77002

• The Eiffel Tower

Which of the following regions is being illustrated in the map above?

• Formal

• Perceptual

• Functional

• Nodal

• Uniform

Answer explanation

These regions would differ depending on who you ask. The cardinal directions being used make these regions relative.

How are Islands formed?

• Islands are formed by meteor showers.
• Islands are created by underwater earthquakes only.
• Islands are formed from the erosion of mountains.
• Islands are formed by volcanic activity, and tectonic plate movements.

What is Climate?

• Climate is the long-term average of weather in a specific region.
• Climate is the daily temperature in a region.
• Climate refers to the current weather conditions.
• Climate is the study of atmospheric phenomena.

Which of the following describes a command economy?

• A command economy is one where market forces dictate production.
• A command economy allows private ownership of businesses.
• A command economy is characterized by minimal government intervention.
• A command economy is one where the government controls all economic activities.

What are the 5 themes of Geography?

• Climate, Culture, Economy, Technology, Society
• Location, Place, Human-Environment Interaction, Movement, Region
• Landforms, Weather, Population, Resources, Transportation
• History, Politics, Art, Science, Education

What is a Free-Enterprise economic system?

• A Free-Enterprise economic system is controlled entirely by the government.
• A Free-Enterprise economic system is an economic system with minimal government intervention, allowing individuals and businesses to make their own economic choices.
• A Free-Enterprise economic system relies on central planning for economic decisions.
• A Free-Enterprise economic system prohibits private ownership of businesses.