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Duplicate of AP Human Geography Unit 1 Vocab Review
Duplicate of AP Human Geography Unit 1 Vocab Review
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A location or region defined by its unique set of human and physical characteristics.
PLACE
SITUATION
ABSOLUTE
FUNCTIONAL
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What kind of map am I?
ELEVATION
CHOROPLETH
LINE FLOW
ISOLINE
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What kind of map am I?
CHOROPLETH
ISOLINE
DOT
PROPORTIONAL SYMBOL
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Which of these is
NOT
a major distortion?
INACCURATE DISTANCES BETWEEN THINGS
INACCURATE LAND SIZES
ACCURATE SIZES OF COUNTRIES
DIRECTION IS NOT CONSTANT
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Which of the following is
NOT
a common distribution pattern?
GEOMETRIC
ALPHABETICAL
RANDOM
CIRCULAR
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The "shrinking of time and space” between locations due to improvements in transportation & communications
TIME-SPACE COMPRESSION
DIFFUSION
GLOBALIZATION
DISTANCE DECAY
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Map that shows the human created boundaries and designations: countries, states, cities, capitals, etc.
PHYSICAL MAP
PLAT MAP
LOCATOR MAP
POLITICAL MAP
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Location/description of where something is in relation to other things
ABSOLUTE LOCATION
SITE
PLACE
RELATIVE LOCATION
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What kind of map am I?
DOT DISTRIBUTION
CHOROPLETH
GRADUATED SYMBOL
ISOLINE
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This is the PRECISE spot where something is according to some system (Latitude and Longitude)
ABSOLUTE LOCATION
SITUATION
SITE
RELATIVE LOCATION
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Arrangement of something across earth's surface, ie. population, urban areas, rainforests, etc.
PATTERN
DENSITY
CONCENTRATION
DISTRIBUTION
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Connection and exchange between Humans and the natural world
POSSIBILISM
CULTURAL ECOLOGY
HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION
BUILT ENVIRONMENT
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People create these in their minds based on their own experience & knowledge
MENTAL MAPS
BUILT ENVIRONMENTS
FORMAL MAPS
FUNCTIONAL MAPS
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The way in which the information is presented – can be large or small
SCALE OF DATA
SCALE OF MAP
CARTOGRAPHIC DATA
GEOGRAPHIC DATA
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The study of where things are found on the Earth's surface and the reasons for the locations.
CARTOGRAPHY
CULTURAL ECOLOGY
ECOLOGY
GEOGRAPHY
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A type of region of Earth's surface based on what an individual knows about a place
FORMAL REGION
PERCEPTUAL REGION
NODAL REGION
FUNCTIONAL REGION
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Use of cameras or other sensors mounted on aircraft or satellites to collect digital images of the earth’s surface
REMOTE SENSING
GPS
GIS
FIELDWORK
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Type of map that shows property lines and details of ownership
ROAD MAP
POLITICAL MAP
PLAT MAP
LOCATOR MAP
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Type of map that shows natural features: mountains, rivers, deserts, etc.
PLOT MAP
PHYSICAL MAP
POLITICAL MAP
ROAD MAP
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The frequency/
amount
of a variable (ie. person) in a given area
CONCENTRATION
DISTRIBUTION
PATTERN
DENSITY
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This type of map shows highways, roads,streets, alleys, etc.
PHYSICAL MAP
PLAT MAP
LOCATOR MAP
ROAD MAP
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Refers to the act of physically visiting a location, place, or region & recording, firsthand, information there
CULTURAL LANDSCAPE
GEOGRAPHIC METHOD
FIELDWORK/OBSERVATION
SCIENTIFIC METHOD
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What kind of map am I?
ISOLINE
DOT DISTRIBUTION
PROPORTIONAL SYMBOL
CHOROPLETH
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The effects of
distance on interaction between people or places
is known as
DISTANCE DECAY
HIERARCHICAL DIFFUSION
SPACE-TIME COMPRESSION
ACESSIBILITY
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Location of a place in relation to the physical/cultural characteristics of the area around it.
ABSOLUTE LOCATION
SITUATION
REGION
SITE
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Type of map that is used in books or advertisements to show specific locations mentioned in the text
PLOT MAP
PHYSICAL MAP
POLITICAL MAP
LOCATOR MAP
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A type of area that has strong connection between a
central point
and the surrounding area is a
FORMAL REGION
UNIFORM REGION
FUNCTIONAL REGION
VERNACULAR REGION
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Data that can be MEASURED and recorded using numbers
QUANTITATIVE DATA
SCALE OF DATA
CARTOGRAPHIC DATA
QUALITATIVE DATA
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The feeling/emotion/perception humans have towards a place (Rome and Catholics)
PLACELESSNESS
PERCEPTUAL REGION
FUNCTIONAL REGION
SENSE OF PLACE
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Amount of territory the map represents
RELATIVE DATA
CARTOGRAPHIC DATA
TOPOGRAPHIC DATA
ABSOLUTE DATA
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NOT represented by numbers BUT by collecting interviews, document archives, descriptions & visual observations
QUANTITATIVE DATA
SPATIAL DATA
QUALITATIVE DATA
SCALE OF DATA
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Measure the distance EAST and WEST of the Prime Meridian
PRIME LINES
LINES OF LONGITUDE
TIME LINES
LINES OF LATITUDE
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Way the map communicates the ratio of its size to the size it represents
SCALE OF DATA
GEOGRAPHIC DATA
CARTOGRAPHIC DATA
RELATIVE DATA
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A name given to a place on Earth is a
ABSOLUTE LOCATION
TOPONYM
SITUATION
RELATIVE LOCATION
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A set of satellites used to help determine absolute location anywhere on the earth's surface
GPS
GSP
REMOTE SENSING
GIS
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Measure the distance NORTH and SOUTH of the Equator
PRIME LINES
INTERNATIONAL TIME LINES
LINES OF LONGITUDE
LINES OF LATTIUDE
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Which of the following is
NOT
a purpose of a map projection?
SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION IN AN AREA
NAVIGATION
LOCATING DEEP SEA TRENCHES
GENERAL USES (TEACHING, RESEARCH, ETC)
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Computer system that can store, analyze, & display information from multiple digital maps
REMOTE SENSING
GIS
FIELDWORK
GPS
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This is created when you transfer the earth's sphere to a flat surface
CONIC MAP
DISTORTION
GEOGRAPHIC GRID
PROJECTION
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A two-dimensional, or flat, representation of the Earth's surface or a portion of it.
MAP
CARTOGRAM
ISOLINE
GLOBE