Geography: Natural and Cultural Landscapes

Professor Larissa Mesquita introduces the concepts of natural and cultural landscapes in geography. She explains that landscapes are not only what we see but also what we sense, as defined by geographer Milton Santos. The video differentiates between natural landscapes, untouched by human activity, and cultural landscapes, which have been altered by human actions. The discussion highlights how societies modify landscapes based on their needs and interests. The video concludes with an invitation to engage with the Brazil Escola's online content.

What is the main topic of the video presented by Professor Larissa Mesquita?

• Natural and cultural landscapes

• The history of Brazil

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• Geographical tools and techniques

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According to Milton Santos, what does the concept of landscape include?

• Only natural elements

• Everything we see and feel

• Only what we see

• Only what we hear

What is the significance of the concept of landscape in geography?

• It helps in understanding the physical features of the Earth

• It is the main focus of geographical studies

• It is only concerned with natural elements

• It includes both natural and human elements

What are the two main types of landscapes discussed in the video?

• Wet and dry

• Mountainous and flat

• Natural and cultural

• Urban and rural

Which of the following is a characteristic of a natural landscape?

• Unaltered by human activity

• Presence of skyscrapers

• Agricultural fields

• Paved roads

Which of the following is NOT a component of a natural landscape?

• Mountains

• Rivers

• Skyscrapers

• Forests

What is an example of a human activity that can alter a natural landscape?

• Formation of rivers

• Growth of forests

• Construction of buildings

• Erosion by wind

What does a cultural landscape reflect?

• The natural environment

• The society and its activities

• Only the physical geography

• The climate of the region

How can human activities transform a natural landscape into a cultural one?

• By preventing natural disasters

• By constructing roads and buildings

• By planting more trees

• By preserving wildlife