WorksheetsAPHUG Unit 1 Section 1.4-1.6
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
Telling a location using latitude and longitude coordinates.
Relative location
Place
Absolute location
Space
Which of the following best describes the type of information provided in the directions:
1) Walk down from the Alice in Wonderland statue to the model boat pond, then turn right and walk along the pond until you come to the Hans Christian Anderson Monument. From there, walk west through the trees and cross the road at East Drive and I will be waiting for you there.
Landscape Mapping
Absolute Location
Relative Location
Geographic Location
A Specific point on Earth that occupies a unique location is known as a...
Time
Place
Space
Distance Decay
Name, Site, and Situation are all indicators of a...
Place
Creation
Sign
Latitude and Longitude
"Go down the hall, turn left, make another left at the next hall and go up the ramp to the person waiting at the end of the hall" What type of location is being described?
Absolute Location
Distant Location
Relative Location
Specific Location
GPS
Is a form of Absolute Location
Stands for Global Positioning Station
Creates a ping based on how often a phone is used
Is a form of Relative Location
Relative Location
Always changes
Never Changes
Sometimes Changes
Can change, but stay the same
Absolute Location
Always Changes
Can change, and stay the same
Sometimes Changes
Never Changes
What type of location is depicted in this map?
Absolute Location
Relative Location
Water Location
The Location of New Orleans
What type of location is depicted in the image?
Sign Location
Absolute Location
Relative Location
Street Location
This image is an indication of...
Humans Living in a Place
Cultural Landscape
Water Scarcity
Architectural Design
What is an indication of places sharing the same Cultural Landscape?
Placelessness
Site
Location
Distance Decay
Placelessness defines a...
Pattern
Site
Space
Place
What is known as the gap between two objects?
Space
Flow
Pattern
Close
Movement of people, ideas, goods, and services can best be described as a...
Measure
Flow
Pattern
Space
Pattern
Is the Gap between two objects
Is created with Cultural Landscapes
Is an indication of how items are arranged in an area
Makes people feel better about a space
Distance Decay
Involves Time and Distance
Involves Relative Location
Involves Time-Space Compression
Involves Time and Location
"The further you move away the less interaction occurs" is known as...
Time-Space Compression
Relative Location
Distance Decay
Absolute Location
Being connected because of technology is an indication of what phenomena?
Spatial Pattern
Distance Decay
Pattern Decay
Space-Time Compression
What type of location is being described in these directions?
Relative Location
Absolute Location
Distance Decay
Pattern Decay
Which of the following spatial patterns accurately describes the data presented in the map?
Most continents have countries with secondary school enrollments below 75 percent.
There are no countries in Africa with secondary school enrollments above 90 percent.
The majority of countries with less than 70 percent secondary school enrollment are in sub-Saharan Africa.
The secondary school enrollment is proportional to population density.
Which of the following best describes the spatial pattern of ethnicity in Singapore's neighborhoods?
Malay is the largest ethnic group, ethnic Chinese live in the center of the city, and ethnic Indians live in the peripheral neighborhoods.
Indian is the largest ethnic group, ethnic Chinese live in the center of the city, and ethnic Malay live in the peripheral neighborhoods.
Ethnic Malay and ethnic Indians are evenly distributed throughout the city, while Chinese are only in the majority within the core central neighborhoods.
Ethnic Chinese residents are in the majority across most of the city, while ethnic Malay and ethnic Indian residents are concentrated in the peripheral neighborhoods.
Forests are not considered a renewable resource.
True
False
Which of these problems could happen if we don't take care of the resources we have?
Loss of animal homes
Climate change
Increase in pollution
All of the above
When humans are able to adapt to their environment.
Cultural Waste
Cultural Timing
Cultural Framing
Cultural Ecology
It is generally agreed that the current trend in climate change is caused by _____________.x
Increased use of fossil fuels
Sea-level rise
Reduction in the Earth's axis
All of the above
The scale of this map of the U.S. is:
local
national
regional
global
A description of Canada as "north of the United States" is an example of which location.
absolute
relative
What scale of analysis is this map using?
Local
Regional
National
Global
What does this measure on a map?
Scale of Analysis
Scale of the Map
Average Temperature
Boundaries
What is the scale of analysis?
Local
Global
Regional
National
What is the scale of analysis?
Global
National
Regional
Local
What is the scale of analysis?
Global
National
Regional
Local
What is the scale of analysis?
Local
Global
Regional
National
What is the scale of Analysis?
National
Regional
Local
Global
What scale of analysis would include a city or a neighborhood?
Global
National
Regional
Local
The Northern area of the United States can be considered ____________ scale of analysis.
Global
National
Regional
Local
What is the impact of historical conquest on the cultural geography of any of the African states shown on the map?
English is now spoken by the majority of the people in the country.
The French language now dominates the Southern and Western region of the country.
Arabic is now the most common language spoken in the country.
Portuguese is the only language spoken in the Eastern region of the country.
It is important to identify the scale of analysis first before analyzing the data.
True
False
What should you do when identifying the scale of analysis?
Understand the difference between Regional and National scale of analysis
Understand the difference between Local and Global scale of analysis
Understand the data on the map first before identifying the scale of analysis
Understand what part of the earth you are examining or comparing
A view that acknowledges the limits on the effects of the natural environment and focuses more on the role that human culture plays.
Environmental determinism
Distance decay
Time-space compression
Possibilism
The belief that landforms and climate are the most powerful forces shaping human behavior and societal development.
Determinism
Time-space Compression
Distance Decay
Possibilism
Determinism
The greater the distance from the hearth, the less likely the interaction would be is referred to as,
Distance Decay
Acculturation
Time-Space Compression
Sequent occupancy
