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APHG CH 1

APHG CH 1 . Thinking Geographically review. The science of making maps is . A) demography. B) cartography. C) topography. D) geomorphology. E) meteorology. The science of making maps is . A) demography. B) cartography. C) topography. D) geomorphology. E)

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APHG CH 1

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  1. APHG CH 1 Thinking Geographically review

  2. The science of making maps is • A) • demography. • B) • cartography. • C) • topography. • D) • geomorphology. • E) • meteorology

  3. The science of making maps is • A) • demography. • B) • cartography. • C) • topography. • D) • geomorphology. • E) • meteorology

  4. If the scale of a map is 1:24,000, then 1 inch on the map represents ________ FEET on Earth's surface. • A) • 1 • B) • 2,000 • C) • 2,400 • D) • 24,000 • E) • 240,000

  5. If the scale of a map is 1:24,000, then 1 inch on the map represents ________ FEET on Earth's surface. • A) • 1 • B) • 2,000 • C) • 2,400 • D) • 24,000 • E) • 240,000

  6. Which map would have the smallest scale? • A) • world • B) • continent • C) • state • D) • city • E) • county

  7. Which map would have the smallest scale? • A) • world • B) • continent • C) • state • D) • city • E) • county

  8. The frequency of a phenomenon in a given study area is known as density • TF

  9. The frequency of a phenomenon in a given study area is known as density • TF

  10. Parallels converge at the North and South Poles. • TF

  11. Parallels converge at the North and South Poles. • TF

  12. For each 15° change in longitude, time changes by one hour • TF

  13. For each 15° change in longitude, time changes by one hour • TF

  14. A new piece of land created by draining the area is called a • A:Dike • B: Polder • C: Ecumene • D: Region

  15. A new piece of land created by draining the area is called a • A:Dike • B: Polder • C: Ecumene • D: Region

  16. Globalization of the economy has led to more specialization at the local level • TF

  17. Globalization of the economy has led to more specialization at the local level • TF

  18. Every map projection distorts the surface of Earth in some way • TF

  19. Every map projection distorts the surface of Earth in some way • TF

  20. Density measures the amount of something per unit of area on Earth's surface. • TF

  21. Density measures the amount of something per unit of area on Earth's surface. • TF

  22. The frequency of a phenomenon over a given study area is defined as ________. • A: Frequency • B: Physiological Density • C: density • D:Agricultural Density • E: Concentration

  23. The frequency of a phenomenon over a given study area is defined as ________. • A: Frequency • B: Physiological Density • C: density • D:Agricultural Density • E) Concentration

  24. Santa Fe, New Mexico is in the Mountain Time Zone, whereas Tampa, Florida, is in the Eastern Time Zone. If it is 1 A.M., Monday, in Tampa, what time is it in Santa Fe? • A) • 3 A.M. Sunday • B) • 11 P.M. Sunday • C) • 3 A.M. Monday • D) • 11 P.M. Monday • E) • 10 P.M. Sunday

  25. Santa Fe, New Mexico is in the Mountain Time Zone, whereas Tampa, Florida, is in the Eastern Time Zone. If it is 1 A.M., Monday, in Tampa, what time is it in Santa Fe? • A) • 3 A.M. Sunday • B) • 11 P.M. Sunday • C) • 3 A.M. Monday • D) • 11 P.M. Monday • E) • 10 P.M. Sunday

  26. Which is true? • A) • Every meridian is actually a circle rather than a line. • B) • Every meridian is the same length and has the same beginning and end. • C) • Every parallel begins and ends at the poles. • D) • Every parallel is the same length. • E) • Every meridian is distorted by magnetic declination

  27. Which is true? • A) • Every meridian is actually a circle rather than a line. • B) • Every meridian is the same length and has the same beginning and end. • C) • Every parallel begins and ends at the poles. • D) • Every parallel is the same length. • E) • Every meridian is distorted by magnetic declination

  28. Site identifies a place by its • A) • location relative to other objects. • B) • mathematical location on Earth's surface. • C) • nominal location. • D) • unique physical characteristics. • E) • primary dimensions

  29. Site identifies a place by its • A) • location relative to other objects. • B) • mathematical location on Earth's surface. • C) • nominal location. • D) • unique physical characteristics. • E) • primary dimensions

  30. A computer system that stores, organizes, retrieves, analyzes, and displays geographic data is • A) • GIS. • B) • GPS. • C) • remote sensing. • D) • USGS. • E) • topographic analysis

  31. A computer system that stores, organizes, retrieves, analyzes, and displays geographic data is • A) • GIS. • B) • GPS. • C) • remote sensing. • D) • USGS. • E) • topographic analysis

  32. According to environmental determinism • A) • the physical environment causes social development. • B) • the physical environment sets limits on human actions. • C) • people can adjust to the physical environment. • D) • people can choose a course of action from many alternatives offered by the physical environment. • E) • people determine their physical environment

  33. According to environmental determinism • A) • the physical environment causes social development. • B) • the physical environment sets limits on human actions. • C) • people can adjust to the physical environment. • D) • people can choose a course of action from many alternatives offered by the physical environment. • E) • people determine their physical environment

  34. Elements of globalization of culture include all but • A) • uniform consumption preferences. • B) • enhanced communications. • C) • unequal access to cultural elements. • D) • maintaining local traditions. • E) • uniformity of cultural beliefs and forms.

  35. Elements of globalization of culture include all but • A) • uniform consumption preferences. • B) • enhanced communications. • C) • unequal access to cultural elements. • D) • maintaining local traditions. • E) • uniformity of cultural beliefs and forms.

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