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1 of 6 TEST BANK > CONTROL PANEL > POOL MANAGER > POOL CANVAS Pool Canvas Add, modify, and remove questions. Select a question type from the Add Question drop-down list and click Go to add questions. Use Creation Settings to establish which default options, such as feedback and images, are available for question creation. Add Creation Settings Name Description Instructions Chapter 1--Objectives and Tools of World Regional Geography Modify Question Which is not one of National Geographic's six essential elements of geography? Environment and society Human systems GIS, remote sensing, and cartography Physical systems The world in spatial terms Question Spatial relationships can best be defined as: The relationship between things in one specific area The relationship between things that are far apart Recurring patterns of things in connection with other things Associations of technology and exploration on geography Question The term "spatial" in geography best refers to: A place in relation to other places The distribution of various phenomena over the Earth's surface The absolute location of an object Astronomical phenomena The transfer of geographic data from a globe to a flat map Question Large-scale maps: Show relatively small areas in more detail Are more likely to be hung on a wall than found in an atlas Have representative fractions of 1:10,000,000 or more Are useful for showing the entire world Need to be shown on the Mercator projection Question Relative location defines a place according to its, while absolute location defines a place according to its. coordinate system; scale relationship to other places; mathematical location projection; representative fraction latitude; longitude Question Lines of latitude: Are measured in degrees, minutes, and seconds Are based upon the Prime Meridian Span 180 degrees globally Both a and b Both a and c Question Meridians: Are lines of latitude Include the Equator Are about 111 miles apart Are also called parallels Converge at the poles

2 of 6 Question The Prime Meridian: Is the dividing line for north and south Is opposite from the International Date Line Is more important than the Equator Has a value of 180 Divides the world into equal halves Question All map projections: Are equally accurate worldwide Show distances accurately but distort shapes Show Greenland larger than South America Distort one or more properties of the map Try to show longitude lines as straight as possible Question A map projection that shows shapes accurately over small areas is called a: Equal-area projection Compromise projection Conformal projection Mercator projection Homolosine projection Question Which of the following properties are always distorted during a projection? Distance Shape Area Direction Depends on the projection Question All conformal map projections retain accurate for. directions; straight lines area; small scales distances; absolute locations straight lines; longitude and latitude shapes; small scales Question Showing different kinds of phenomena on maps is called: Representation Cartology Distribution Symbolization Question Which of the following is not a line of latitude? Arctic and Antarctic Circles Equator Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn International Date Line 5 N Question The region (as defined in this book) with the largest population is: Latin America Africa South of the Sahara Russia and the Near Abroad Europe Monsoon Asia

3 of 6 Question A map which defines size and shape in proportional relationship to a given phenomenon is called a: Choropleth map Graduated symbol map Projected map Cartogram Quantitative map Question A map that uses colors or shadings to represent a derived value in a political unit is called a: Choropleth map Isarithmic map Projected map Cartogram Graduated symbol map Question A good example of a choropleth map would be: Showing the distribution of population across a country Showing rainfall amounts across a continent Showing the directions from one city to another Showing the percentage of college graduates in each state None of these Question A collection of personal geographic information is called: Environmental perception Cultural landscape Personal space Vernacular region Mental map Question A region: is generally defined so as to incorporate as much internal variety as possible is generally defined so as to resemble adjoining areas as much as possible may be contained within one country or extend into more than one country is always defined fundamentally on the basis of physical features is always defined on the basis of a single characteristic Question regions are characterized by a focus on some activity, while regions are defined by the entire population sharing a certain trait. Functional; vernacular Vernacular; functional Vernacular; formal Formal; functional Functional; formal Question The regions in this book were designed around: Economic similarities Homogeneous populations Physical geography People's perceptions of the world None of these Question Regions are: Facts on the ground Well-defined by boundaries A generalization Useless for most people Only for textbooks

4 of 6 Question The center of the "land hemisphere" lies closest to: Europe North America Asia Australia Africa Question Which of the following comparisons between New Zealand and Great Britain is false? They are both island nations. They have similar climates. They are both peripherally located nations. They occupy similar positions in the mid-latitudes. Both c and d Question The "water hemisphere" contains about percent of the world's population. 2 9 18 20 33 Question "Geography" literally means: Study of Landscapes Description of the Earth Mapping the Earth All of these Question Geography as a whole is most concerned with: The location of places upon the Earth's surface The different cultures of the world The natural environment The relationship between people and the natural environment The effect of the environment upon people Question The cultural landscape: Comprises all landscape features that can be mapped Is the part of the total landscape that is attributable to humans Is the opposite of the agricultural landscape Comprises all features that are musical, artistic, or educational Question The geographer credited with founding the landscape perspective in American geography is: Alexander von Humboldt George Perkins Marsh Ellsworth Huntington Carl Sauer David Lowenthal Question The landscape perspective: Was discredited with the rise of environmental possibilism Stated that people are more important than the natural environment Emphasized the relationship between cultural development and the physical location of that culture Is a cornerstone of modern American geography Led to the rise of geographic information systems Question This question number was omitted in the printed copy of the test bank. To maintain the integrity of the numbering system between the printed copy and ExamView, this question has been marked do not use on test in ExamView s question information dialog.

5 of 6 all of the above Question This question number was omitted in the printed copy of the test bank. To maintain the integrity of the numbering system between the printed copy and ExamView, this question has been marked do not use on test in ExamView s question information dialog. all of the above Question Modern geography has a -oriented perspective on the. people; environment culture; landscape perception; cultural landscape natural landscape; cultural landscape landscape; people Question The main advantage of GIS is: The capability to show maps on a computer screen. It is an improvement over cartography and remote sensing. There are more jobs available for it than other areas of geography. It has multiple layers of spatial data for analysis. It helps better define world regions. Question Most U.S. geographers emphasize specialties over specialties. environmental; spatial cultural; physical regional; natural systematic; regional cartographic; landscape Question Isarithmic maps: Use dots to indicate values Show phenomena as a proportion to each other Use lines to join points of equal value Do not use symbolization None of these Question Robinson projections: Are conformal Are ideal for showing the entire world Show extreme distortions at the poles Are interrupted over the oceans to better preserve the shapes of land areas Are second-best to a globe in showing areas Question Which are some major sub-fields within geography? Historical geography Cultural geography Physical geography Economic geography All of these

6 of 6 Question The Antarctic Circle lies at 67.5 S. Question A map with a scale of 1:1,000 is a larger-scale map than one with a scale of 1:100,000. Question The Mercator projection is an example of a conformal projection. Question There are five oceans: the Arctic, Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, and Southern. Question The northern midlatitudes officially begin at the Tropic of Cancer and end at the Arctic Circle. Question This question number was omitted in the printed copy of the test bank. To maintain the integrity of the numbering system between the printed copy and ExamView, this question has been marked do not use on test in ExamView s question information dialog. Question GPS and GIS are different acronyms for the same thing. Question A vernacular region is also called a nodal region. Question If it is Sunday to the east of the International Date Line, it is Monday to the west of it. Question An equal-area projection is a map projection that maintains constant area (size) relationships over the entire map.