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1 AP Human Geography: Unit 1 Review Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary issue with every map projection?

a)

Scale accuracy

b)

Distortion

c)

Color representation

d)

Symbol usage

2.

Which map projection is known for its accurate direction?

a)

Good Homosapien

b)

Robinson

c)

Mercator

d)

Gall-Peters

3.

What does the Goode Homolosine projection excel in showing?

a)

Accurate distances near the edges

b)

Precise directional measurements

c)

True size and shape of land masses

d)

Minimal distortion across the map

4.

What type of map uses contour lines to display terrain?

a)

Thematic map

b)

Dot density map

c)

Topographic map

d)

Choropleth map

5.

What is absolute direction?

a)

Direction based on surrounding landmarks

b)

The exact compass direction one is heading

c)

A general sense of direction

d)

Direction based on personal perspective

6.

Which technology provides absolute location using satellites?

a)

Internet mapping

b)

Remote sensing

c)

GPS

d)

GIS

7.

What is the main purpose of thematic maps?

a)

To guide travelers

b)

To display spatial patterns of specific topics

c)

To display elevation changes

d)

To show political boundaries

8.

What does a cartogram map distort to represent data?

a)

Distance between locations

b)

Directional accuracy

c)

The size of areas based on data values

d)

Colors and symbols

9.

What is the primary focus of environmental possibilism?

a)

Humans can overcome environmental challenges

b)

The environment restricts human actions

c)

The environment solely shapes human societies

d)

Human activities have no impact on the environment

10.

What type of data is represented in number form and is objective?

a)

Analytical data

b)

Theoretical data

c)

Quantitative data

d)

Qualitative data

11.

Which type of region is defined by people's perceptions and attitudes?

a)

Formal region

b)

Functional region

c)

Administrative region

d)

Perceptual region

12.

What does 'distance decay' describe in geography?

a)

The decrease in land quality over distance

b)

The reduction in interaction as distance increases

c)

The decay of natural resources over time

d)

The decrease in elevation as one moves from the equator

13.

What is the main advantage of using GPS technology?

a)

Analyzing demographic data

b)

Navigating between locations

c)

Creating thematic maps

d)

Studying historical maps

14.

Which map projection is known for significant distortion in the shape and size of land masses?

a)

Mercator

b)

Robinson

c)

Goode Homolosine

d)

Gall-Peters

15.

What is the primary use of reference maps?

a)

To show political boundaries and key features

b)

To represent demographic data

c)

To guide tourists

d)

To display spatial data patterns

16.

True or false: All world map projections create distorted images of the Earth to some degree. These distortions relate to size, shape, direction, and distance.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

What map projection do we use most often?

a)

Globe

b)

Mercator

c)

Robinson

d)

Hobo-Dyer

18.
Which of the following projections places the North or South pole at the center of the view?j
a)
Azimuthual
b)
Choropleth
c)
Pole view
d)
Fuller's
e)
Mercator
19.

Why are maps not 100% accurate?

a)

It is impossible to make a sphere into a flat projection

b)

They have the wrong names

c)

The earth is flat

20.

Map maker

a)

Optometrist

b)

Cartographer

c)

Geographer

d)

Paleontologist