DSST Human Cultural Geography Exam Prep
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Human cultural Geography covers human activities in relations to weather and settlement. Interestingly, it also includes migration and westernization. Available evidence suggests that this field emerged to replace environmental determinism postulations popular in the twentieth century. Do you really know cultural and human geography?
- 1.Where did the study of human geography originate?
- A.
Australia
- B.
Canada
- C.
United States
- D.
United Kingdom
- 2.Which of these persons was not involved in cultural geography?
- A.
Carl Sauer
- B.
Ptolemy
- C.
Ptabo
- D.
Carl Schellenz
- 3.Which of these is not related to cultural geography?
- A.
Psychology
- B.
Anthropology
- C.
Literary theory
- D.
Feminism
- 4.Which of these is not of concern in cultural geography?
- A.
Globalization
- B.
Victimization
- C.
Americanization
- D.
Westernization
- 5.Whose theory is most important in cultural geography?
- A.
Micheal Smith
- B.
Micheal Adams
- C.
Micheal Foucault
- D.
Micheal Rogers
- 6.Which of these is not a branch of cultural geography?
- A.
Ecological geographies
- B.
Sexuality and Space
- C.
Children's geographies
- D.
Feminist geography
- 7.What is the most common cause of migration?
- A.
Natural disasters
- B.
Drought
- C.
War
- D.
Economic failure
- 8.Which of these settlements is the largest?
- A.
Farmstead
- B.
City
- C.
Town
- D.
Village
- 9.What part of the earth is home to living beings?
- A.
Biosphere
- B.
Hydrosphere
- C.
Atmosphere
- D.
Lithosphere
- 10.What part of the earth is solid?
- A.
Lithosphere
- B.
Atmosphere
- C.
Biosphere
- D.
Hydrosphere
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