The moon was full 4 weeks ago, so it should be full again tonight.

While many countries in the European Union have adopted the Euro, the only Scandinavian country that has adopted it is Finland. Therefore, Sweden does not use the Euro as its currency.

Who gave the concept of ‘stop and go determinism’?

Who of the following is not a sub field of social geography?

In which period quantitative thought became popular in geographical studies?

Which school of thought is mainly concerned with social well being of people?

Stop and go determinism is also known as

Which of the following is a sub field of economic geography?

which of the following is not an approach of human geography

Geography of marketing is sub-field of

Concept which reflects a middle path between the two ideas of determinism and Possibilism

Neo Determinism is also known as

..................Geographers describe the state/country as"Living organism"

Which of the following is not a valid dichotomy about Geography?

Who among the following defined human geography as: "Human geography is the synthetic study

of relationship between human societies and

earth’s surface."

Read the excerpt below and answer the question.

"In the early stages of their interaction with their

natural environment humans were greatly

influenced by it. They adapted to the dictates

of Nature. This is so because the level of

technology was very low and the stage of

human social development was also primitive."

This type of interaction between primitive

human society and strong forces of nature was

termed as _____________________.

Low levels of technological development leads to which type of human nature relationship?

The people begin to understand their

environment and the forces of nature with the

passage of time. With social and cultural

development, humans develop better and more

efficient technology. They move from a state of

necessity to a state of freedom. They create

possibilities with the resources obtained from

the environment. The human activities create

cultural landscape. The earlier scholars termed this as ___________________.

The theme of human geography is based on -

"human geography is the study of changing relationship between unresting man and unstable earth" the core idea of above mentioned definition is -

Vidal de la Blache Supported the idea of ..........................

The core concern of stop and go determinism is  -

Which factor helped the human to conquer nature ?

Areal differentiation postulates the idea regarding....

Which of the following approach marked by the use of computers and sophisticated statistical tools..

"Neither is there a situation of absolute necessity and nor is there a condition of absolute freedom, human being can conquer nature by obeying it".

Above mentioned lines are correctly defines the concept of -

“Nature provided opportunities and human being make use of these and slowly nature gets humanized and starts bearing the imprints of human endeavor.” reflects the concept of:.

Which one of the following statement does not describe geography?

Which school of thought employed the Marxian theory?

Which of the following is not a sub field of economic geography?

Which school of thought laid emphasis or social categories based ethnicity, race and religion?

The introduction of social wellbeing school of thought in human geography is known as:

Who gave the concept, ‘Human geography is the study of the changing relationship between the unresting man and the unstable earth?’

Urban/Rural planning is learnt in which of the field of Human geography?

According to which approach of human geography does nature gets humanized?

Identify which of the following approaches was formulated during the early colonial period in Human geography?

Areal Differentiation Approach of Human Geography came in which period?

Who is the father of Modern Human Geography?

Which of the following statement reveals the core concept of Human Geography?

Telling a location using latitude and longitude coordinates.

The shrinking "timed distance" between locations because of improved methods in transportation and communication.

An area that is defined based on peoples' perception of culture.

The inverse relationship between distance and connectedness.

The belief that landforms and climate are the most powerful forces shaping human behavior and societal development.

A view that acknowledges the limits on the effects of the natural environment and focuses more on the role that human culture plays.

Explains location by using other areas as reference points.

Who used the terms 'unresting man' and 'unstable earth' to define human geography?

'Kari has special tyres for the winter and keeps the headlights of her powerful car switched on'. This statement is an example of which of the following concepts?

'Neither is there a situation of absolute necessity nor is there a condition of absolute freedom' relates to which of the following concepts?

Which of the following is not a valid dichotomy about the nature of geography?

Concept which reflects a middle path

(Madhyam Marg) between the two ideas of

environmental determinism and possibilism.

The broad approach to geography in which the focus is on identifying the uniqueness of any region

and understanding how and why it was different from

others.

Marked by the use of computers and sophisticated

statistical tools. Laws of physics were often applied to

map and analyse human phenomena. This phase was

called the _______________. The main objective was

to identify mappable patterns for different human

activities

Which of the following sub field of human geography is related to Psephology?

Social deprivation, poverty etc are related with -

Conceptual difference in Geography is known as-

A view that acknowledges the limits on the effects of the natural environment and focuses more on the role that human culture plays.

Humans possess the ability to dominate their environment is known as

Which geographical theme would involve the study of the impact drainage has on part of the Florida Everglades?

This is a perspective that focuses on the relationships between living things and their environment.

The people begin to understand their

environment and the forces of nature with the

passage of time. With social and cultural

development, humans develop better and more

efficient technology. They move from a state of

necessity to a state of freedom. They create

possibilities with the resources obtained from

the environment. The human activities create

cultural landscape. The earlier scholars termed this as ___________________.

Naturalisation of humans is also termed as ___________________.

"The peoples of the cold regions, including those living in Europe, are spirited, but deficient (lacking) in skill and intelligence. The peoples of Asia are the opposite, they are intelligent and inventive, but lack spirit and are in subjection and servitude. The Greeks, living in a region between these extremes of hot and cold, enjoy the advantages of both; they are high spirited and intelligent" Aristotle, Greek Philosopher

"A new study suggests that the environment in which a society lives may powerfully shape the kind of religion it adopts… Sure enough, the authors found that cultures who believed in a moralizing (punishing) god or gods tended to be located in environments that were harsher to deal with and less climactically stable." Washington Post / November 2014

"In Bangladesh, annual flooding can disrupt school for hundreds of thousands of students… Mohammed Rezwan, a Bangladeshi man, has built 20 floating schools out of donated boats… He has also built 5 floating health clinics to access people who are disconnected from transportation because of floods." New York Times / June 2013

"Due to the accidents of geography – in particular, the continents’ different areas, axes, and plant and animal species. That is, the different historical trajectories (stories) of Africa and Europe stem (come) ultimately from differences in real estate." Jared Diamond, Ecologist & Geographer

"The Dutch, in the Netherlands, are some of the lowest-lying countries in the world. As a result, they constantly have to deal with the rising sea level flooding their country. However, 300 years ago they built windmills that pump water out of the the farmland. The Dutch have been outsmarting the water that’s everywhere around them for a thousand years." CBS News (modified) / May 2017

Man is a passive agent, and nature is active agent, which controls the action and decision-making processes of man.

Nature provides possibilities and man utilizes them according to his culture, traditions, and levels of socioeconomic development.

Land being cleared in the Amazon for farming/ranching, to (theoretically) help the economic situations of the farmers by creating more available farmland.

*answer based on description* but .. also consider the cost/consequences of these actions and try to think of more sustainable alternatives. By doing this, not only are we destroying the rain forest but can you imagine farming in this environment. Ek.

The notion that the physical environment causes social development – the environment limits human activity

The notion that the physical environment may limit some human actions, but people have the ability to adjust to their environment – example, people choose to plant crops which are more likely to be productive in their given region.

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