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Q: Where is the equator located?
D) At the South Pole
A) At 0° latitude
B) At 0° longitude
C) At the North Pole
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38. What is a thematic map?
V B) A map that only shows highways
D) A standard world map
A) A map that focuses on a specific topic
C) A map with no labels
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33. What does rural describe?
C) Coastal cities
A) Areas with low population density
D) Industrial zones
B) Large urban centers
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Q: What do lines of longitude measure?
D) The time of day
V C) The Earth’s rotation
B) Distance east or west of the Prime Meridian
A) Distance north or south of the Equator
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What is cultural diffusion?
V C) The separation of different cultures
D) The decline of traditions over time
A) The movement of people from one place to another
B) The spread of cultural elements from one region to another
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What is a biome?
A) A large area with a specific climate, plants, and animals
B) A small city with diverse cultures
C) A type of political boundary
D) A single ecosystem
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Q: What is cartography the study of?
A) Maps and map-making
D) Natural disasters
C) Political boundaries
B) Climate patterns
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34. What is urbanization?
B) The spread of forests
C) The decline of industry
A) The growth of cities
D) The expansion of farmland
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What is a region?
B) A large city
A) An area with common characteristics
D) A political boundary
C) A type of climate
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40. What does topography study?
V B) The movement of continents
C) The distribution of population
D) The depth of the ocean
A) The shape and features of the Earth’s surface
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What does ecumene refer to ?
A) Permanently inhabited land
B) Deserted areas
D) Areas with extreme climates
C) Unmapped regions
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What does absolute location refer to?
B) The exact coordinates of a place
A) A place’s relation to another place
C) A place’s cultural significance
D) A general area on a map
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What does erosion cause?
A) The wearing away of land by wind, water, or ice
C) Earthquakes
B) The formation of mountains
D) The expansion of forests
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32. What does revolution refer to in geography?
C) The spinning of the Earth on its axis
A) The Earth’s orbit around the Sun
D) The changing of seasons
B) A political uprising
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Q: Which of the following is a nonrenewable resource?
Wind
B) Sunlight
Trees
A) Coal V
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What does infrastructure include?
C) Types of government
A) Roads, bridges, and public services
B) Cultural beliefs
D) Natural landscapes
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Which of the following is a natural disaster?
A) Earthquake
C) Overpopulation
D) Cultural diffusion
B) Air pollution
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Q: How is “relative location” defined?
A) A location described using latitude and longitude
D) A permanent, fixed location
B) A location described in relation to another place V
C) A location on a physical map
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Q: What does biodiversity measure?
D) The speed of climate change
C) The number of biomes in a country
B) The variety of life in an ecosystem V
A) The number of people in a city
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Q: What causes desertification?
D) Migration of people to cities
B) Expansion of rainforests
C) Rising sea levels
A) Overuse of land and climate change
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35. What is sustainability?
A) Using resources without depleting them
B) The destruction of natural habitats
C) Relying only on fossil fuels
D) The elimination of natural resources
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Q: What do lines of latitude measure?
C) The depth of the ocean
B) Distance east or west of the Prime Meridian
D) The height of mountains
A) Distance north or south of the Equator V
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What is a climograph used for?
D) Identifying ecosystems
C) Tracking population growth
A) Measuring earthquake activity
B) Showing temperature and precipitation patterns
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What is globalization?
D) The movement of people out of cities
A) The worldwide exchange of goods, ideas, and culture
B) The creation of new continents
C) A form of climate change
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Q: Which of the following is a renewable resource?
B) Water
C) Natural gas
A) Oil
D) Coal
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Q: What does a map projection do?
A) Transfers Earth’s surface onto a flat map
C) Displays climate zones
V B) Shows political boundaries
D) Measures population density
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36. What is a physical map?
C) A map that shows economic data
A subway map
B) A map that displays political boundaries
A) A map that shows landforms and natural features
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Q: What characterizes a developed country?
B) A focus on agriculture
C) Limited access to technology
D) A rapidly growing population
A) High levels of industry and a strong economy
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30. What is the Prime Meridian?
A) The line at 0° longitude
C) The border between two hemispheres
B) The line at 0° latitude
D) A type of map projection
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Q: How many hemispheres does Earth have?
3
5
4
2
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Q: Which is an example of a physical feature?
A) Mountain
Border
B) Factory
Airport
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Q: What does demography study?
A) The movement of tectonic plates
B) Human populations and their characteristics
C) The distribution of animals in an ecosystem
D) The number of forests in a region
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What does deforestation refer to?
C) Natural disasters destroying trees
A) Planting new trees
D) The conversion of forests into national parks
B) The permanent removal of forests
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Q: What does climate describe?
B) The temperature on a specific day
A) The average weather conditions over time
D) The study of rocks and landforms ↓
C) A sudden change in the atmosphere
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What is an ecosystem?
A) A community of organisms and their environment
D) A political region
V B) A group of biomes
C) A city with diverse populations
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What does “distortion” mean in geography?
B) The natural shifting of continents
A) The stretching or shrinking of areas on a map
C) The movement of tectonic plates
D) The erosion of landforms
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Q: What is a common feature of a developing country?
C) High GDP
D) Strong healthcare system
A) Low-income economy and limited industry
B) Advanced infrastructure
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What does population density measure?
C) The percentage of people living in cities
A) The number of people per unit of land
B) The total world population
D) The total number of cities
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What does a topographic map show?
V B) Climate zones
D) Political divisions
C) Cultural landmarks
A) Elevation and land contours
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What is a political map?
V B) A map that shows elevation
A) A map that shows countries, states, and borders
D) A map that shows population density
C) A map that tracks climate change
