WorksheetsBecoming a Geographer Unit Test
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is your first name?
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2.
What is your last name?
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3.
Patterns and Trends focuses on...
a)
understanding location and what makes it important
b)
how the characteristics of a location change over space or time
c)
making connections between the events or factors that give a location its characteristics
d)
exploring what a place means to different people and how it impacts them
4.
Spatial Significance focuses on...
a)
understanding location and what makes it important
b)
how the characteristics of a location change over space or time
c)
making connections between the events or factors that give a location its characteristics
d)
exploring what a place means to different people and how it impacts them
5.
Geographic Perspectives focuses on...
a)
understanding location and what makes it important
b)
how the characteristics of a location change over space or time
c)
making connections between the events or factors that give a location its characteristics
d)
exploring what a place means to different people and how it impacts them
6.
Interrelationships focuses on...
a)
understanding location and what makes it important
b)
how the characteristics of a location change over space or time
c)
making connections between the events or factors that give a location its characteristics
d)
exploring what a place means to different people and how it impacts them
7.
What are the three questions that geographers are looking to answer to determine a location’s spatial significance? (1)
(a)
8.
Which of the following component(s) comprise the defintion of an issue? (check all that apply)
a)
it is a complex problem or dispute
b)
it is long lasting
c)
it has a large impact
d)
it has more than one “right answer”
9.
What is the name of the document geographers use to record all details of a particular issue while they analyze it? (It includes all 5 steps of the Inquiry Process and all 4 Geographic Thinking Concepts and more! We used it several times in this unit.)
(a)
10.
What is the issue? (1 mark)
(a)
11.
Where does this issue take place? Why there? Why care? (3 marks)
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12.
What is the social viewpoint of this issue? (2 marks)
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13.
What is the economic viewpoint of this issue? (2 marks)
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14.
What is the environmental viewpoint of this issue? (2 marks)
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15.
What should the political viewpoint of ALL issues be? (2 marks)
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16.
Identify a relationship for this issue (one stakeholder having an effect on another) AND THEN state what type of relationship it is (H-H, H-N, N-H, N-N). (2 marks)
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17.
What solution would YOU recommend? (Be sure to specifically mention how your solution takes into consideration the economic, social, and environmental perspectives.) (3 marks)
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