What is the function of the executive branch of government?

Enforcing laws and managing operations

What is the social environment?

The way people interact with each other

What is economic geography?

The study of how people use resources and make a living

Principles or standards that people consider important in life

Ideas or convictions that people hold to be true

What is included in the physical environment?

The natural surroundings like weather and mountains

Which statement about beliefs is TRUE?

People’s beliefs shape how they see the world

What are some factors that make societies different?

Belief systems, economic geography, and political geography

The way of life of a group of people

The status of being a legal member of a country

How does living near the ocean affect a person’s physical environment?

They may adapt to coastal weather conditions

What are human characteristics of a place?

Features shaped by human activity, like cities and roads

How do values influence behavior?

They guide decisions and actions

What is globalization?

The process of businesses and cultures becoming interconnected worldwide

What are physical characteristics of a place?

Mountains, rivers, forests, and deserts

Legal entitlements or freedoms that people have

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1
What is an example of a physical environment?
A family dinner
A school building
A mountain range
A group of friends
2
How does culture shape how people interact?
By determining their beliefs and values
By deciding how they celebrate holidays
By influencing their way of thinking
All of the above
3
What is the function of the executive branch of government?
Making laws
Interpreting laws
Protecting cultural traditions
Enforcing laws and managing operations
4
What are belief systems based on?
Science
What people believe
Laws
Geography
5
What is the social environment?
The way people interact with each other
The government of a society
The natural world around you
The resources people use
6
Which of the following is an example of a value?
Technology
Cooking
Weather
Respect
7
What does political geography study?
How languages develop
How countries are governed
How people vote in elections
How people use natural resources
8
What is economic geography?
The study of physical landscapes
The study of traditions and values
The study of how people use resources and make a living
The study of government systems
9
What are values?
Principles or standards that people consider important in life
Rules enforced by the government
The study of human activity
The natural surroundings of a person
10
What are beliefs?
Laws of a country
Economic strategies
Only religious thoughts
Ideas or convictions that people hold to be true
11
What is included in the physical environment?
How people treat each other
Schools and friends
Laws and rules
The natural surroundings like weather and mountains
12
Which of the following is a cultural characteristic?
A river
A desert
A tradition like Thanksgiving
A mountain
13
Which statement about beliefs is TRUE?
Beliefs cannot change over time
Beliefs do not influence our actions
Beliefs are only religious
People’s beliefs shape how they see the world
14
What does political geography refer to?
The impact of religion on politics
The way societies are governed
The economic activities of a country
The study of how people use resources
15
What are some factors that make societies different?
The size of the population
The number of trees in a country
Belief systems, economic geography, and political geography
Climate and weather
16
Which characteristic of a community includes languages and traditions?
Physical
Economic
Cultural
Human
17
What is culture?
The food people eat
The clothes people wear
The way of life of a group of people
Only the language people speak
18
What is citizenship?
A type of political geography
The process of electing a leader
The act of enforcing laws
The status of being a legal member of a country
19
How does living near the ocean affect a person’s physical environment?
They will eat only one type of food
They will have more social interactions
They may adapt to coastal weather conditions
They will follow different laws
20
What are human characteristics of a place?
The influence of geography on animals
Features shaped by human activity, like cities and roads
The study of natural disasters
Natural features like rivers and mountains
21
Which of the following is NOT part of culture?
Weather
Language
Music
Traditions
22
How do values influence behavior?
They decide what is legally allowed
They determine physical geography
They guide decisions and actions
They only affect traditions
23
What is globalization?
The study of the Earth’s physical environment
The process of businesses and cultures becoming interconnected worldwide
The way people make a living
A system of government
24
What is the fundamental legal document that governs Guatemala?
The Constitution
The Political Geography Act
The Economic Law
The Bill of Rights
25
What are physical characteristics of a place?
Population size
Schools and roads
Mountains, rivers, forests, and deserts
Religions and customs
26
Which of the following is part of the social environment?
The weather
Rivers
Your school and community
Mountains
27
What are rights?
Legal entitlements or freedoms that people have
Government policies
Duties that individuals are required to fulfill
Economic responsibilities

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