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Worksheetshgap review
Total questions: 88
Worksheet time: 50mins
What is a GPS used for?
Communication
Making maps
Navigating/Tracking
Projecting locations on a map
what is absolute location
already have an idea of the location
longitude & latitude
location based on another location
zip code
what is relative location
already have an idea of the location
longitude & latitude
location based on another location
zip code
what type of location is this?
204 blueberry dr.
relative
both
absolute
neither
what type of location is this?
take a right after the stop sign, then a left
relative
both
absolute
neither
what type of location is this?
683 zelta dr. murphy tx, 75094
relative
both
absolute
neither
what is...
the belief that our environment caused social development and we cannot change that
relative
determinism
possiblism
absolute
what is...
the belief that our environment may limit us but we can overcome it
relative
determinism
possiblism
absolute
who made possibilism?
ratzel
snow
sauer
who made determinism?
ratzel
snow
sauer
who made the ghost map?
ratzel
snow
sauer
which of these are apart of the 5 themes of geography
location
site
place
region
environment
which of these are apart of the 5 themes of geography
realtive
situation
movement
human environment interaction
this is...
683 blueberry dr. murphy tx, 75094
human environment interaction
location
region
place
movement
this is...
nodal _____
human environment interaction
location
region
place
movement
this is...
giving an emotion or memory to a certain location/place
human environment interaction
location
region
place
movement
spatial interaction is...
human environment interaction
location
region
place
movement
What map shows borders and major cities?
topographic/isoline
political
choropleth
dot density
adaption is...
human environment interaction
location
region
place
movement
dependence is...
human environment interaction
location
region
place
movement
linear distance is...
human environment interaction
location
region
place
movement
this definition belongs to which of the following..
where it is
human environment interaction
location
region
place
movement
this definition belongs to which of the following..
what it looks like
human environment interaction
location
region
place
movement
this definition belongs to which of the following..
how places are similar/different
human environment interaction
location
region
place
movement
this definition belongs to which of the following..
people using earth for their needs
human environment interaction
location
region
place
movement
this definition belongs to which of the following..
how people get from one place to another
human environment interaction
location
region
place
movement
How do you know GIS is being used?
Longitude
Zipcodes
Layers
Latitude
How do you know GPS is being used?
layers
longitude
zip codes
latitude
What is GIS used for?
Navigation/Tracking
Making maps
Communication
Time zones
Small Scale =
(a)
Large Scale=
(a)
Which of the following types of maps would have the largest scale?
city
country
world
continent
which of these ARE climate zones
wet mid- latitude climates
warm mid- latitude climates
dry mid- latitude climates
cold mid- latitude climates
which of these is NOT a climate zone
mild climate
polar climate
dry climate
tropical climate
what is the climate zone sorting system called
vladimir system
koppen system
sauer system
ratzel system
what do variations is air pressure cause
warm weather
wind
storms
rain
what climates are most scarce of people
Dry climates
Cold Mid- Latitude climates
Polar climates
Warm Mid- Latitude Climates
types of regions
absolute
formal
perceptual
functional
what is a formal region
starts in a center location
has defined borders
shares 1 common characteristic
has undefined borders
What is not an example of site?
vegetation
topography
population
climate
What does Physical Geography focus on?
relationships between humans and the land
cultural diffusion and how it affects areas
the creation of maps
spatial analysis of earths natural phenomena
what is a functional region
based on previous opinion/knowledge
where a civilization can function cohesively with the environment
had defined border
starts in a central location and spreads outward
what is a perceptual region
based on previous knowledge/opinion
starts in a center location and spreads outward
defined borders
1 common characteristic everyone has in common
which of the following is an example of formal region
flying to egypt expecting pyramids and seeing a city instead
oklahoma
radio station
which of the following is an example of functional region
flying to egypt expecting pyramids and seeing a city instead
oklahoma
radio station
which of the following is an example of perceptual region
flying to egypt expecting pyramids and seeing a city instead
oklahoma
radio station
types of location
defined
absolute
formal
relative
why are political borders drawn
to know who belongs where
to keep a certain group out
to put a certain group together
to know what belongs where
are physical feature used as political borders
yes
no
What type of map is this?
topographic
political
choropleth
cartogram
What type of map is this?
topographic
political
choropleth
cartogram
What type of map is this?
topographic
political
choropleth
cartogram
What type of map is this?
topographic
political
dot density
cartogram
What type of map is this?
topographic
political
dot density
cartogram
why are physical feature not used as political border
not political enough
can change over time
aren't good landmarks
not consitent
what type of diffusion is this?
part of the idea diffuses but not all of it
hierarchical
stimulus
relocation
contagious
reverse hierarchical
what type of diffusion is this?
the idea is physically carried to new area by migrating people
hierarchical
stimulus
relocation
contagious
reverse hierarchical
what type of diffusion is this?
starts with something big/rich then trickles down to the poor
hierarchical
stimulus
relocation
contagious
reverse hierarchical
what type of diffusion is this?
spreads regardless of gender, power. wealth, social class etc. no one is immune
hierarchical
stimulus
relocation
contagious
reverse hierarchical
what is an example of stimulus diffusion
apple creating apps
religion
fashion
COVID
what is an example of relocation diffusion
apple creating apps
religion
fashion
COVID
what is an example of hierarchical diffusion
apple creating apps
religion
fashion
COVID
what is an example of contagious diffusion
apple creating apps
religion
fashion
COVID
what is the following...
name given to a place on earth
perception of place
toponym
relative location
sense of place
what is spatial pattern
what is arranged
the way things are arranged
why things are arranged
how many there are
What is spatial perspective?
the way we use land
the way places are names
the way communities are organized
the way people communicate
What map projection is this?
Azimuthal/Polar Projection
What map projection is this?
Azimuthal/Polar Projection
What map projection is this?
Mercator Projection
What are the pros of the Azimuthal/Polar Map Projection
shows poles well
better balance of size & shape at higher altitude
easy navigation of poles
accurate land size
What are the pros of the Gall-Peters Map Projection
accurate axis
better balance of size & shape at higher altitude
easy navigation of poles
accurate land size and land placement
Which is side to side (equator)
latitude
longitude
Which is up and down (poles)
latitude
longitude
What does longitude and latitude decide?
Landforms
Political borders
Absolute location
Relative location
What is globalization?
the idea is physically carried to new area by migrating people
part of the original idea diffuses but not the entire concept diffuses
process that involves entire world (makes it worldwide)
people moving to a new area
What is a pro of the Robinson Map Projection
shows poles well
better balance of size & shape at higher altitude
easy navigation of poles
accurate land size
What is a pro of the Mercator Map Projection
shows poles well
better balance of size & shape at higher altitude
good for navigation (because of straight lines)
accurate land size
What is the con of the Azimuthal/Polar Map Projection
shows poles well
distorts and doesn’t show rest of world beside poles
inaccurate poles
inaccurate land size
What are the cons of the Mercator Map Projection
doesn't show curve of the earth
distorts and doesn’t show rest of world beside poles
disorted further away from equator
inaccurate land size
What is the con of the Robinson Map Projection
doesn’t maintain accurate size, shape, distance or direction
distorts and doesn’t show rest of world beside poles
inaccurate poles
distorted away from equator
What is the con of the Gall-Peters Map Projection
doesn’t maintain accurate size, shape, distance or direction
distorts and doesn’t show rest of world beside poles
inaccurate poles
distorted away from equator
What map projection is this?
Mercator Projection
Why are all maps disorted?
What is space-time compression?
The reduction of time it takes something to reach another place
The further people are away from each other, the less likely they are to react
process that involves the entire world & make something worldwide
What is Distance Delay?
The reduction of time it takes something to reach another place
The further people are away from each other, the less likely they are to react
process that involves the entire world & make something worldwide
How does climate affect migration?
People stay away from certain climate regions (dry and polar)
People migrate to certain climates
People stay away from certain climate regions (tropical and
warm-mid latitudes)
What is scale of inquiry?
used for navigation
Asking what is the best scale to use for the map
The distance between areas in real life vs a map
Why are rural areas are used for farmlands and suburbs used for neighborhoods?
Spatial perspective
Spatial pattern
diffusion
Possibilism
