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1
What is folk culture?
A repetitive act of a group
Practiced by small, rural groups living in relative isolation
The repetitive action that an individual performs
The culture that is diffused throughout the world
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What are the three types of regions?
Vernacular; Perceptual; Nodal
Formal; Nodal; Functional
Vernacular; Functional; Formal
Uniform; Formal; Perceptual
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What is a geographic information system (GIS)?
A computer system that stores, analyzes and displays geographic data
A navigation system
The system that accurately determines the position of something on Earth
A two-dimensional/flat-scale model of Earth’s surface
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What is agriculture?
The cultivation of plants and animals to obtain sustenance or economic gain
The hunters and gatherers that provide food for their families
Origins in which cannot be documented
A plant cultivated by people
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What is projection?
The spherical shape of the Earth
Transferring locations on Earth’s surface on to a flat map
A written scale, describes the map and Earth’s relationship in words
The distance between two points on Earth
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Sustainability is the use of Earth’s renewable and nonrenewable natural resources and ensure resources for the future
False
True
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In some countries, multiple languages coexist
False
True
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What is globalization?
A force or process that involves the entire world
The vast increase in the values of houses
The conduction of research, and operation of factories
The location of a place, relative to other places
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Folk culture is diffused all around the world at a fast rate
True
False
10
All map projections have a form of distortion
True
False
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The world’s languages can be organized into families, branches, and groups
True
False
12
What are universalizing religions?
Appeal to mainly one group of people in one location
Judaism; Hinduism
Global religions, not just to those of one culture or location
The belief that God does not exist
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What is a region?
An area on Earth defined by one or more characteristics
The body of customary beliefs, material traits, and social forms
The display of economic areas
An internal representation of a portion of Earth’s surface
14
What are challenges that farmers in developing countries face?
The need to feed more people because of rapid population growth
The overproduction of food
They are making too much money
The pressure to grow for export instead of for direct consumption
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Where is shifting cultivation practiced?
Very hot climate regions, with rainfall only once or twice a year
Cold climate regions, with abundant rainfall
Cold climate regions, little to no rainfall
Tropical climate regions, with relatively high temperatures and rainfall
16
Mixed crop and livestock farming is the least common form of commercial agriculture
True
False
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Subsistence agriculture is found in developed countries, and is the production of food primarily for sale off the farm
False
True
18
A collection of languages related through a common ancestral language that existed before recorded history
Leaves
Family
Group
Branch
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Pastoral Nomadism is based on the herding of domesticated animals, and is a form of subsistence agriculture
False
True
20
A collection of languages within a family related through a common ancestral language
Group
Branch
Leaves
Family
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What are types of distortion that can occur on a map?
The relative size of an area
The distance between places
The shape of an area
All of the above
22
A collection of languages within a branch that share a common origin
Family
Group
Leaves
Branch
23
Agricultural practices that are predominate in developing countries
Pastoral nomadism
All of the above
Plantation
Shifting cultivation
24
What is undernourishment?
The economic access at all times to safe and nutritious foods
Continuous food intake below the minimum requirements for a healthy life
The nutrient needed for growth
The amount of food an individual consumes
25
Ethnic religions appeal primarily to one group of people living in one place
True
False
26
The time when human beings first domesticated plants and animals and no longer relied entirely on hunting and gathering
Agricultural Revolution
The use of technology
Environmental stability
1700’s
27
What is a toponym?
The name given to a place on Earth
The physical character of a place
The International Date Line
The position that something occupies on Earth’s surface
28
What two purposes does a map serve?
A reference tool; A communication tool
Satellite imagery; Aerial Photography
Latitude; Longitude
Meridian; Prime Meridian
29
Culture found in a large society that shares certain habits despite differences in other personal characteristics
Cartography
Abiotic
Folk culture
Popular culture
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Agricultural practices that predominate in developed countries
Intensive subsistence, wet rice dominant
Commercial gardening
Slash and burn
Pastoral Nomadism
