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Unit 1: Geographer's World Test Review

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The low latitudes of earth lie between the 23 degrees N & 23 degrees S. These areas of Earth are called the _______.

a)

poles

b)

tropics

c)

westerlies

d)

doldrums

2.

The high latitudes are located near the

a)

North Pole and South Pole

b)

Prime Meridian

c)

areas of increasing elevation

d)

International Dateline

3.

What type of region is comprised of different places that are linked together?

a)

formal region

b)

functional region

c)

perceptual region

4.

What type of region has clear boundaries with one or more common features.

a)

formal region

b)

functional region

c)

perceptual region

5.

What type of region is defined by how it reflects human feelings and attitudes?

a)

formal region

b)

functual region

c)

perceptual region

6.

All of the following are reasons why Geography is important EXCEPT

a)

It helps communities minimize the impact of natural disasters.

b)

It helps governments make good national and international security decisions.

c)

It helps us understand the universe better.

d)

It helps businesses make good location decisions.

7.

Geographers view the world

a)

narrowly

b)

suspiciously

c)

linearly

d)

spatially

8.

What latitudinal zone has the warmest average annual temperature?

a)

High latitudes

b)

Middle Latitudes

c)

Low latitudes

d)

All latitudinal zones are equally warm

9.

A primary reason that geographers study maps is to

a)

predict changes in government policies

b)

infer relationships between people and places

c)

understand the time order in which an event unfolded

d)

appreciate the value systems of world cultures

10.

Which theme of geography focuses on patterns of migration, diffusion of ideas, and trading patterns?

a)

Movement

b)

Region

c)

Human-environment Interaction

d)

Location

e)

Place

11.

Which theme of geography focuses on how people adapt to and modify their surrounding environment?

a)

Movement

b)

Region

c)

Human-environment Interaction

d)

Location

e)

Place

12.

Which theme of geography looks at the physical characteristics and human characteristics of an area?

a)

Movement

b)

Region

c)

Human-environment Interaction

d)

Location

e)

Place

13.

Which of the following is an example of absolute location?

a)

The Alamo

b)

22 degrees N, 113 degrees E

c)

The Amazon Rainforest

d)

Macao

14.

What does the relative location of a place tell you?

a)

the longitude and latitude of a place

b)

which symbol shows a place on a map

c)

where a place is compared to another place

d)

the map projection being used to show a place

15.

Which of the following decisions can geographers help make?

a)

What route a trans-national oil pipeline should take.

b)

The most profitable location of a new fast-food restaurant.

c)

Causes of a dispute between bordering countries in Asia.

d)

All of the Above.

16.

If you want to understand the meaning of a symbol on a map, you could use the map's

a)

grid system (latitude and longitude)

b)

title

c)

scale

d)

key

17.

If you want to identify the distance between two locations on a map, you could use the map's

a)

grid system (latitude and longitude)

b)

title

c)

scale

d)

key

18.

If you want to identify the absolute location of a place on a map, you could use the map's

a)

grid system (latitude and longitude)

b)

title

c)

scale

d)

key