1st Sem Final Review Prt 1

What is spatial analysis?

• The study of how people use the space on Earth and often involves the use of patterns.

• The process of moving or spreading over space.

• The examination of time-related changes in data.

• The study of biological processes in organisms.

What does spatial diffusion involve?

• The study of how people use the space on Earth.

• The process of moving or spreading over space.

• The analysis of economic trends.

• The study of cultural history.

What is Human Geography?

• The study of Earth's physical features

• The branch of geography that involves how people and their activities are connected from place to place

• The study of ancient civilizations

• The analysis of weather patterns

What does the branch of physical geography involve?

• The study of human cultures and societies

• The analysis of economic systems

• How the Earth's natural features vary from place to place

• The examination of political systems

What do political maps show?

• Natural features like mountains and rivers

• Man-made features such as cities, states, countries, and borders

• Weather patterns and climate zones

• Population density and demographics

What do physical maps show?

• Political boundaries

• Natural features

• Population density

• Climate zones

Which of the following is NOT typically shown on a physical map?

• Mountains

• Rivers

• Cities

• Lakes

What is the primary focus of special purpose or thematic maps?

• General geographical features

• Specific information within a region

• Historical events

• Climate patterns

What does Human-Environment Interaction (HEI) primarily focus on?

• How humans adapt to and modify their environment

• How animals interact with each other

• How plants grow in different climates

• How technology affects human communication

Which is a positive example of Human-Environment Interaction (HEI) ?

• Large amounts of industry creating air pollution and acid rain

• The use of deforestation to destroy animal habitats making room for urban sprawl.

• Use of terraced farming in higher elevations to increase crop production

• Amending laws to meet the needs of its citizens