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100 points
Which of the following correctly lists the five fundamental
themes of Geography?
a. Global, national, regional, local, micro
b. Area, space, trends, patterns, time
c. Physical, location, maps, regional, compass
d. Movement, Regions, Human-environmental interact,
location, place
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100 points
Which of the following correctly lists the five fundamental
themes of Geography?
a. Global, national, regional, local, micro
b. Area, space, trends, patterns, time
c. Physical, location, maps, regional, compass
d. Movement, Regions, Human-environmental interact,
location, place
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200 points
The 00 meridian is the same thing as the _________________
meridian.
a. International date line
b. Equator
c. Prime
d. Geographic grid
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200 points
The 00 meridian is the same thing as the __________________
meridian.
a. International date line
b. Equator
c. Prime
d. Geographic grid
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300 points
Directions: choose the answer that best completes the
following statement. __________ are countries that use a
great deal of technology; countries which are still depending
on agriculture for their living are called___________________.
a. Developed nations and Underdeveloped nations
b. Developed nations and developing nations
c. Developing nations and developed nations
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300 points
Directions: choose the answer that best completes the
following statement. __________ are countries that use a
great deal of technology; countries which are still depending
on agriculture for their living are called___________________.
a. Developed nations and Underdeveloped nations
b. Developed nations and developing nations
c. Developing nations and developed nations
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400 points
Which of the following maps would you use in order to
determine the elevation of an area?
a. Physical map
b. Political map
c. Contour map
d. Projection map
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400 points
Which of the following maps would you use in order to
determine the elevation of an area?
a. Physical map
b. Political map
c. Contour map
d. Projection map
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500 points
When the lines on a contour map are close together, the land
is _______________.
a. flat
b. extremely tall
c. steep
d. below sea level
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500 points
When the lines on a contour map are close together, the land
is _______________.
a. flat
b. extremely tall
c. steep
d. below sea level
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100 points
The most important line of longitude is the
a. Equator
b. Axis
c. Prime meridian
d. Parallels
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The most important line of longitude is the
a. Equator
b. Axis
c. Prime meridian
d. Parallels
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200 points
The Prime Meridian runs through
a. Bombay, India
b. Chicago, Illinois
c. Greenwich, England
d. Dallas, Texas
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200 points
The Prime Meridian runs through
a. Bombay, India
b. Chicago, Illinois
c. Greenwich, England
d. Dallas, Texas
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300 points
Lines of longitude are not parallel lines because they
a. Run in the same direction
b. Get closer to one another as they near the poles
c. Never meet
d. Intersect a two points
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Lines of longitude are not parallel lines because they
a. Run in the same direction
b. Get closer to one another as they near the poles
c. Never meet
d. Intersect a two points
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400 points
Lines of longitude are used to find distance
a. East or west of the Prime meridian
b. North or south of the equator
c. North or south of the Prime meridian
d. East or west of the equator
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400 points
Lines of longitude are used to find distance
a. East or west of the Prime meridian
b. North or south of the equator
c. North or south of the Prime meridian
d. East or west of the equator
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500 points
_________ is distance measured in degrees north or south of
the equator and ______________ is distance measured in
degrees east or west of the prime meridian.
A. Longitude and Latitude
B. Latitude and Longitude
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_________ is distance measured in degrees north or south of
the equator and ______________ is distance measured in
degrees east or west of the prime meridian.
A. Longitude and Latitude
B. Latitude and Longitude
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How long the average person will live is called ___________ .
a. longevity
b. Population bulge
c. Life expectancy
d. Rate of change
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How long the average person will live is called ____________ .
a. longevity
b. Population bulge
c. Life expectancy
d. Rate of change
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200 points
The act of depending on each other for resources, goods or
services.
a. Meridians
b. Interdependence
c. Dependence
d. Independence
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The act of depending on each other for resources, goods or
services.
a. Meridians
b. Interdependence
c. Dependence
d. Independence
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300 points
Which of the following maps would you use in order to
determine the number of people per square mile?
a. Physical map
b. Political map
c. Population density map
d. Projection map
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Which of the following maps would you use in order to
determine the number of people per square mile?
a. Physical map
b. Political map
c. Population density map
d. Projection map
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400 points
On a physical map one would most likely find
a. Tulsa
b. Interstate 80
c. The distance from New York to Chicago
d. The Rocky Mountains
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400 points
On a physical map one would most likely find
a. Tulsa
b. Interstate 80
c. The distance from New York to Chicago
d. The Rocky Mountains
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500 points
Which of the following would not identify an absolute
location?
a. 300N, 200W
b. 305 Park Ave
c. Lower East Side of New York
d. 1600 Pennsylvania Ave
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Which of the following would not identify an absolute
location?
a. 300N, 200W
b. 305 Park Ave
c. Lower East Side of New York
d. 1600 Pennsylvania Ave
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100 points
Which of the following is an example of dispersion?
a. The Mall of America
b. The office of the mayor
c. A multi-state chain retail stores
d. A chocolate factory
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Which of the following is an example of dispersion?
a. The Mall of America
b. The office of the mayor
c. A multi-state chain retail stores
d. A chocolate factory
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200 points
Market conditions for purchasing seafood would be
best where?
a. Iowa
b. Kentucky
c. Western Texas
d. Eastern Massachusetts
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Market conditions for purchasing seafood would be
best where?
a. Iowa
b. Kentucky
c. Western Texas
d. Eastern Massachusetts
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300 points
When people stereotype geographically, they:
a. Embrace a group of people
b. Embrace a location
c. Make a generalization about a group of people
d. Make a generalization about a location
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300 points
When people stereotype geographically, they:
a. Embrace a group of people
b. Embrace a location
c. Make a generalization about a group of people
d. Make a generalization about a location
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400 points
Which of the following is a pull factor?
a. Military conflict
b. Better climate
c. Religious persecution
d. Famine
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Which of the following is a pull factor?
a. Military conflict
b. Better climate
c. Religious persecution
d. Famine
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500 points
Which is a factor directly affecting the number of people that
settle in or near an urban center?
a. Number of available jobs
b. Size of the global market
c. The name of the city
d. Rate of international migration
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Which is a factor directly affecting the number of people that
settle in or near an urban center?
a. Number of available jobs
b. Size of the global market
c. The name of the city
d. Rate of international migration
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