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WorksheetsAPHuG 1, 2, 3ish Review!
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 2hrs 53mins
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Scale and Distortions
Time and Space Compression
Geographic Information Systems
Distance Decay
Which of the following is an example of RELATIVE location?
Next to Taco Bell
290 Elm Street
48* North, 179* East
travel to Europe
The U.S. Capitol in latitude/longitude is 38° 53′ 35″ N, 77° 00′ 32″ W. This is an example of:
Absolute Location
Relative Location
How are Distance Decay and Time Space Compression connected?
The more time and space that are compressed the more the distance is decayed.
Time Space Compression solves the problem of Distance Decay.
Distance Decay solves the problem of Time Space Compression.
There is no connection to each other, the terms stand alone.
Bible Belt is an example of
formal region
semi-formal region
functional region
perceptual region
The rapid, widespread diffusion of a trend throughout the population.
Contagious
Hierarchial
Stimulus
Relocation
The ratio of the number of farmers to the total amount of arable land.
Agricultural Density
Arithmetic Density
Carry Capacity
Physiological Density
A language mutually understood and commonly used in trade by people who have different native languages.
Literal Language
Language Family
Common Language
Lingua Franca
large; incorporates heterogeneous populations; urban; experiences quickly changing traits
Folk Culture
Popular Culture
Local Culture
Material Culture
culture based on things such as dance, music, clothing, etc
Material Culture
Local Culture
Non-Material Culture
Pop Culture
the origin or home of an idea or innovation
Custom
Neolocalism
non-material culture
hearth
the process by which a culture adopts traits or ideas for their own benefit
Custom
Ethnic Neighborhoods
Commodification
Cultural appropriation
a neighborhood in which a culture dedicates themselves to their own practices
Ethnic Neighborhoods
Distance Decay
Cultural Landscape
Global-local Continuum
the visible imprint of human activity on the landscape
Time-Space Compression
Global-Local Continuum
Cultural Landscape
Placelessness
Which APHG Region has the fastest RNI?
Sub-Saharan Africa
South Asia
Southeast Asia
Latin America
This type of migrant often occurs due to natural disasters
Asylum seeker
Refugee
Internally Displaced Person (IDP)
Guest Worker
An area that holds a permanent settlement is known as a(n)-
continent
ecumene
carrying capacity
city
Physiological density is ________________
total population divided by total land
total number of farmers divided by total land
total population divided by arable land
total number of farmers divided by arable land
The United States, United Kingdom and Singapore are examples of which DTM stage?
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 5
During what stage of the Epidemiological Transition Model is life expectancy at its highest?
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 5
Which stage of the Epidemiological Transition Model is titled "Receding Pandemic Diseases"?
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
In Stage 2 of the DTM, birth rates are_______
declining and low
stable but still high
erratic and high
stable and declining
An expanding population pyramid is most closely associated with which stage of the DTM?
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 5
The maximum population an environment can sustain is known as ________
overpopulation
high population
carrying capacity
rapid growth
Neo-Malthusians focus on _________
carrying capacity
sustainability
food supply
birth rates
Remittances are _____
Refugees from LDCs
Money sent home by emigrants
Qualified immigrants
Money earned by asylum seekers
The percentage used to track the change in a population every year is the same as
CDR-CBR
TFR-CBR
CBR-CDR
TFR-CDR
The lowest NIRs can be found in
More Developed Countries (MDCs)
Less Developed Countries (LDCs)
Countries with high agricultural densities
Countries with low literacy rates
Which governments are likely to promote anti-natalist policy?
Russia & Spain
India & China
India & Russia
Costa Rica & Brazil
Where do long range migrants typically move to?
rural areas
urban areas
suburban areas
isolated areas
Ravenstein's laws of migration states that most migrants...
Political factors are the main cause of migration.
Most migrants only move near world cities.
Most migrants move long distances.
Most migrants are adults
A person is migrating from China to the United Kingdom. Then move from China to Taiwan. And then from Taiwan to Australia. But they love their job in Australia and stay there, what is this the best example of?
Step migration
International migration
Intervening opportunity
Chain migration
What class concept does this image represent?
Scales of Analysis
Regional Analysis
Map scales
Map Projection
What type of map projection is shown here?
Robinson Projection
Mercator Projection
Goode Homolosine Projection
What type of map projection is shown here?
Robinson Projection
Mercator Projection
Goode Homolosine Projection
What scale of analysis is this map using?
Local
Regional
National
Global
What scale of analysis is this map using?
Local
Regional
National
Global
What scale of analysis is this map using?
Local
Regional
National
Global
Actions involving the whole world and increasing connections between people, corporations, and/or organizations is BEST known as
unilaterialism
globalization
multiculturalism
milieu
An example of non-material culture
house
American flag
religious belief
basketball
A type of diffusion in which cultural ideas and artifacts spread first to prominent people and/or larger places before they spread to ordinary people and/or smaller places is called
contagious diffusion
stimulus diffusion
relocation diffusion
heirarchical diffusion
The spreading of culture that occurs when a group of people migrate to a new area and bring their cultural practices with them is called what?
Stimulus Diffusion
Relocation Diffusion
Hierarchical Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
When the underlying idea or practice is spread but it is adapted in the new location to better fit local needs or customs, what type of diffusion is this an example of?
Stimulus Diffusion
Relocation Diffusion
Hierarchical Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
What term is defined here: The belief that one's culture is better than other cultures or that other cultures are strange, weird, or wrong.
Diffusion
Ethnocentrism
Culture Shock
Folk
A video going viral on the internet is an example of what type of diffusion?
Relocation
Hierarchical
Contagious
Stimulus
When the English Colonists came to establish colonies in America they brought with them cultural practices for farming, language, religion, etc. This is an example of what type of diffusion?
Relocation
Hierarchical
Contagious
Stimulus
The spread of new fashion trends typcially follow what type of diffusion pattern?
Relocation
Hierarchical
Contagious
Stimulus
People who make maps are known as?
veterinary
geographers
cartographers
scientists
GPS systems use what to help track your location?
satellites
meteors
planets
gravity
Lines on a topographic map such as this one shown below, show changes in?
air quality
sunlight
gravity
elevation
