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World Geography Chapter 1 Review
World Geography Chapter 1 Review
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Review for Chapter 1 Geography test
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1
Maps that show population density are thematic maps.
True
False
2
A specific physical setting, like Miami's location on Florida's southeastern tip, is an example of _______.
Site
General Region
Climate Zone
Situation
3
A cylindrical projection accurately represents true direction but distorts shapes and distances away from the Equator.
False
True
4
What type of map shows physical features like landforms and bodies of water?
Physical
Thematic
Political
Mercator
5
A type of map that shows boundaries and political units like countries and cities is a _________ map.
Physical
Political
Thematic
Perspective
6
Relative location shows how two places are located in relation to each other.
False
True
7
What is a way of looking at human and physical patterns and their relationships?
Relief
Spatial Perspective
8
Identification of one place by referring to another place is known as _______
Relief
Spatial perspective
Great circle route
Relative location
9
An individual's own perception of the geographic world around them is
Objective Map
Internal Map
10
What is a mathematically-derived portrayal of the globe on a flat surface?
Map Projection
Spatial Perspective
11
Apart from direct observation, geographers can gather information through remote sensing devices.
False
True
12
What is the part of a map that shows physical elevations?
Relief
Great circle route
Spatial Perspective
Projection
13
Which is
not
a way the round Earth is projected on a flat map?
Cylindrical
Conic
Geometric
Planar
14
Interviewing, analyzing statistics, mapping, and direct observation are examples of how geographers gather information.
False
True
15
Before current technology, geographers relied heavily on skills in what subject?
Botany
Math
Psychology
Astronomy
16
Direct observation is completely useless to modern geographers since the invention of geospatial technology.
True
False
17
Ninety degrees North latitude and 120 degrees West longitude is an example of ______
Absolute Location
Relative Location
18
A __________ Projection shows true direction, and is useful for sea navigation.
Mercator
Planar
Winkel Tripel
Robinson
19
Human geography examines the relationship between
People and their environments
Climate and land
Animals and their environments
Water and Plants
20
Lines of longitude measure distances east and west of the Prime Meridian
True
False
21
A line that describes the shortest route between points following Earth's curvature is the _______
Relief
Relative location
Great circle route
Spatial perspective
22
Which lines are parallel to the Equator?
Longitudinal Lines
Latitudinal Lines
Geometric lines
Meridians
23
A Mercator Projection is an example of a conic projection.
True
False