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AP Human Geography Unit 1
AP Human Geography Unit 1
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Which of the following is a type of scale?
Scale of data
Topographic
Cartographic
Geographic
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sizes of countries, states, counties, etc. are shown according to specific statistics
cartography
cartogram
choropleth
thematic map
3
If you wanted to understand the daily commuting patterns of residents in Chicago you would want to look at…..
Small scale map
Large scale map
Reference map
Remote sensing
4
The belief that the physical environment plays a role in the development of society along with the culture?
Sustainability
Environmental determinism
Remote sensing
Environmental possibilism
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Distortion of Robinson Projection (general use)
Slight size
Slight area
Slight shape
Slight distance
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Art and science of mapmaking
cartography
mapography
locationography
ideolography
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each dot represents a specific quantity
dot map
isoline map
topographic map
cholorpleth map
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maps that people create in their minds based on experience and knowledge
formal
functional
mental map
perceptual
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The map below is showing air pollution. Which of the following scales of analysis is being applied?
State
Nation
City
Global
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show and label natural features, such as mountains, rivers, and deserts
physical map
political map
road map
plat map
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What type of map is this?
Symbol map
Topographic
Choropleth
Flow
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He is considered the father of geography
Eratosthenes
Kant
Aristotle
Ptolemy
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points of equal elevation are connected
cholorpleth map
isoline map
dot map
topographic map
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Region united by more than one trait/characteristics
functional
formal
mental map
perceptual
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Characteristics of relative location
Description of something in relation to other things
Connectivity of locations
Accessibility between interactions of locations
Use of longitude and latitude
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The blue dots are ______
Dispersed
Relatively arranged
Linearly arranged
Clustered
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Radio stations are ________ regions; as you move further away, people will start to tune the station out due to_____
formal; space-time compression
nodal; space-time compression
nodal; distance-decay
formal; distance-decay
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What map is being displayed below?
Robinson
Goode Homolosine
Fuller
Winkel Tripel
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defined by the informal sense of place that people ascribe to
perceptual
mental map
functional
formal
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All map projections contain which of the following distortion:
Size
Shape
Distance
Elevation
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What is the difference between absolute/ relative distance & absolute/ relative location?
One is with specific points while the other is dealing with distance
Nothing they are they same terms
Absolute/relative distance is quantitative and location is qualitative
Relative/absolute location is quantitative and distance is qualitative
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the contact, movement, and flow of things between locations
Locational Interactions
Growth Mindset
Spatial interaction
Interaction of things
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Focal point, defined by activity that occurs across region, united by networks
formal
perceptual
mental map
functional
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The map below is displaying a ______ region.
Nodal
Uniform
Perceptual
Functional
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Definition of sense of place
perceiving characteristics of places in different ways
specific human and physical characteristics of a location
characteristics at the immediate location
location of a place relative to surroundings & other places
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show and label highways and streets
political map
road map
physical map
plat map
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show and label property
road map
physical map
political map
plat map
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Which of the statements below is
not
true regarding the maps below?
The maps portray formal regions
Map B has a larger scale than Map A
The maps portray vernacular regions
Map A is likely to have more generalizations
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Which of the following concepts would best match with the spread and flow of objects/people between different places?
Distance decay
Interaction of things
Tobler’s law of geography
Spatial interaction
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What is the difference between the Robinson and Winkel Tripel projection?
The Winkel Tripel is interrupted
The Robinson is smaller and is interrupted
The Winkel Tripel is more round and has less of a flat top
The Robinson is more round and has less of a flat top
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People travel all over the world to visit Disney World. This is an example of a _____ region.
Perceptual
Formal
Vernacular
Functional
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The Middle East is an example of a ______ region.
Nodal
Functional
Perceptual
Uniform
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Your highschool girlfriend has moved across the country. What APHUG concept should give you hope for your future?
Time-space compression
Spatial interaction
Distance decay
Environmental determinism
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Which of the following would you want to use a flow map to visualize?
The amount of desertification happening in the world
The amount of trade between MDCS and LDCS
The amount of schools closed due to COVID-19
The amount of money being spent on the military
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He calculated the circumference of the Earth
Strabo
Ptolemy
Erastosthenes
Aristotle
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The inverse relationship between distance and connection (cultural and spatial)
Distance Decay
World Systems Theory
Place-Space accessibility
Space-Time connectivity
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use lines that connect points of equal value to depict variations in the data across space
dot map
topographic map
cholorpleth map
isoline map
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Based on the map below, which of the following countries has the most organic farming?
Chile
United States of America
Australia
France
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the process geographers use to divide and categorize space into smaller areal units
regionalization
areaization
cartographization
globalization
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uses colors, shades of one color, or patterns to show location of spatial data
cholorpleth map
isoline map
topographic map
dot map
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A typonym is ______
A geographic area linked by common characteristics
The number of things divided by the measurement of an area
The source of where a culture originated from
The name for any place
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Definition of site
specific human and physical characteristics of a location
perceiving characteristics of places in different ways
location of a place relative to surroundings & other places
characteristics at the immediate location, man-made
43
Which map is best used for navigation and travelling the sea?
Fuller projection
Robinson projection
Mercator projection
Goode Homolosine projection
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shows and labels human-created boundaries, such as countries, states, cities, and capitals
plat map
physical map
road map
political map
45
Sad day. Your highschool girlfriend has moved across the country. What concept from APHUG should you be worried about?
Nothing our love is strong and will never die!
Time-space compression
Distance decay
Spatial interaction
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Definition of situation
characteristics at the immediate location
specific human and physical characteristics of a location
perceiving characteristics of places in different ways
location of a place relative to surroundings & other places
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Which of the following below is not part of the cultural landscape in the image below?
The flat roofs for all of the buildings
The cool breeze coming off the ocean
The use of brick in the construction of all the homes
The terrace farming
48
Study of place names; affected by characteristics of location
toponym
teleography
topography
techography
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Which of the following would not be considered qualitative research/data?
Observations
Interviews
Census data
Surveys
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Frank, notices that the majority of people living in France support the Paris Climate Agreement. This is an example of..
Quantitative research
Fake news
Post Structuralist geography
Qualitative research
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Distortion of Conic Projection
Size and shape are accurate
Lines of latitude are curved
Longitude converge at one pole
Distance is not constant
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Spatial Thinking of Geography
Understanding relationships between location & distribution
Understanding the growth of space travel
Thinking about space
Directing relational movement of locations
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Which of the following is an example of geospatial technology?
Cartogram
satellite images
GPS
GIS
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Characteristics of absolute location
Prime Meridian, International Date Line
The relation between places
Equator, Tropics, Circles
Use of longitude and latitude
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Everything is related to everything else, but near things are more related than distant things
Kant's Third Law of Geography
Mercator's Laws of Mapmaking
Tobler's First Law of Geography
Wallerstein's World Systems Theory
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The census data can be used for all of the following except….
To understand the political affiliation of residents in a city
To create a population pyramid of a city
To determine where to build a new school
To determine where to open a new store
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What concept is countering Tobler’s first law of geography?
Friction of distance
Time-space compression
Geospatial diffusion
Distance decay
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Distortion of Mercator Projection
All longitude and latitude meet at right angles
Distance between longitude lines appear constant
Distances are accurate
Land masses near poles