Unit 1 - Exam Review (Mapping, 5 Themes & Diffusion)

Question 1

When two cultures blend together, it's called:

Accepted Answer

Assimilation

Question 2

McDonald's serving McAllo Tikki veggie burgers in India would be which kind of diffusion?

Accepted Answer

Stimulus

Question 3

Functional Regions are defined by:

Accepted Answer

Economic Activity

Question 4

Homolosine is the most accurate 2D map.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 5

When a trait/idea/concept spreads equally regardless of social class, it's considered:

Accepted Answer

Contagious

Question 6

Why is a globe the most accurate representation of the earth?

Accepted Answer

3D

Question 7

Which region would be considered a Perceptual Region?

Accepted Answer

Australian Outback

Question 8

Diffusion which spreads through an established structure from people of power to others:

Accepted Answer

Hierarchical

Question 9

Jewish people moving to a Jewish settlement would be an example of a:

Accepted Answer

Pull Factor

Question 10

Which of the following is considered a Push Factor?

Accepted Answer

War

Question 11

Which of the following measures North and South of the Equator?

Accepted Answer

Latitude

Question 12

Which of the following is a negative effect of Globalization?

Accepted Answer

Loss of Culture

Question 13

How many Themes of Geography are there?

Accepted Answer

5

Question 14

The movement of goods and ideas from one culture to another is called?

Accepted Answer

Diffusion

Question 15

Perceptual Regions are defined by:

Accepted Answer

Human Attitudes

Question 16

Which of the following is not considered a Pandemic due to Globalization?

Accepted Answer

Cancer

Question 17

Visible imprint of human activity on the landscape is called:

Accepted Answer

Cultural Landscape

Question 18

Which scale on a map provides the most detail?

Accepted Answer

1:40,000

Question 19

Farmers in arid climates plant drought resistant crops?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 20

The lines on the map most likely show?

Accepted Answer

Counties

Question 21

A Formal Region is an area which shares common human or physical characteristics?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 22

Of the 5 Themes of Geography, which one defines "Where is it?".

Accepted Answer

Locaton

Question 23

Functional Regions are connected by transportation, communication, or economic activity.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 24

What is the primary issue with 2D maps?

Accepted Answer

Distortion

Question 25

Perceptual Regions are subjective images created by people's feelings/attitudes about an area.

Accepted Answer

True

Unit 1 - Exam Review (Mapping, 5 Themes & Diffusion)

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Unit 1 - Exam Review (Mapping, 5 Themes & Diffusion)

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