Introduction To Human Geography Part II Quiz
This is the second set of 21 words. You will have 10 minutes
- 1.The degree of direct linkage between one particular location and other location in a transport network.
- A.
Rescale
- B.
Isotherm
- C.
Connectivity
- D.
Landscape
- E.
Geocoaching
- 2.The degree of ease with which it is possible to reach a certain location from other locations.
- A.
Sequent occupance
- B.
Accessibility
- C.
Location
- D.
Formal Region
- E.
Mental map
- 3.A method of collecting data or information through the use of instruments that are physically distanct from the area or object of study
- A.
Mental Map
- B.
Absolute Location
- C.
Relative Location
- D.
Cartography
- E.
Remote Sensing
- 4.The space within which daily activity occurs.
- A.
Activity Space
- B.
Distance
- C.
Rescale
- D.
Formal Region
- E.
Cartography
- 5.A collection of computer hardware and software that permits spatial data to be collected, recorded, stored, retrieved, manipulated, analyzed, and displayed to the user
- A.
Mental Map
- B.
Geocaching
- C.
Geographic Information Systems
- D.
Cartography
- E.
Remote Sensing
- 6.A type of region marked by a certain degree of homogeneity and is included in a government's GNP and opposed to an informal economy
- A.
Functional Region
- B.
Formal Region
- C.
Perceptual Region
- D.
Gross National Product
- E.
Cultural Ecology
- 7.The overall appearance of an area
- A.
Landscape
- B.
Reference Maps
- C.
Thematic Maps
- D.
Cartography
- E.
Pattern
- 8.The visible imprint of human activity and culture of the landscape
- A.
Sense of Place
- B.
Absolute Location
- C.
Distance
- D.
Cultural Landscape
- E.
Sequent Occupance
- 9.Measurement of physical space between two places
- A.
Place
- B.
Distance
- C.
Location
- D.
Reference Maps
- E.
Connectivity
- 10.The notion that successive societies leave their cultural imprints on a place each contributing to the cumulative cultural landscape
- A.
Landscape
- B.
Rescale
- C.
Sequent Occpance
- D.
Culture
- E.
Generalized Map
- 11.The art and science of making maps, including data compilation, layout, and design.
- A.
Reference Maps
- B.
Cartography
- C.
Thematic Maps
- D.
Global Positioning Systems
- E.
Geocaching
- 12.Maps that show the absolute location of places and geographic features determined by a frame reference, typically latitude and longitude
- A.
Generalized Maps
- B.
Reference Maps
- C.
Thematic Maps
- D.
Cartography
- E.
Absolute Location
- 13.Maps that tell stories, typically showing the degree of some attribute or the movement of a geographic phenomenon
- A.
Rescale
- B.
Activity Space
- C.
Generalized Maps
- D.
Reference Maps
- E.
Thematic Maps
- 14.The position or place of a certain item on earth as expressed in degrees, minutes, and seconds of latitude and longitude
- A.
Connectivity
- B.
Relative Location
- C.
Absolute Location
- D.
Location
- E.
Global Positioning Systems
- 15.Satellite-based system for determining absolute location of places or geographic features
- A.
Sequent Occupance
- B.
Cartography
- C.
Remote Sensing
- D.
Global Positioning System
- E.
Perception of Place
- 16.The Global Positioning System coordinates which are placed on teh internet by another people
- A.
Remote Sensing
- B.
Geocaching
- C.
Global Positioning System
- D.
Mental Map
- E.
Remote Sensing
- 17.Involvement of players at other scales to generate support from a postion or initiative.
- A.
GIS
- B.
Rescale
- C.
Geocaching
- D.
Mental Map
- E.
Remote Sensing
- 18.The regional position or situation of a place relative position of other places.
- A.
Place
- B.
Absolute Location
- C.
Relative Location
- D.
Sense of Place
- E.
Mental Map
- 19.Image or picture of the way space is organized as determined by an individual's perception, impression, and knowledge of that space
- A.
Thematic Map
- B.
Reference Map
- C.
Scale
- D.
Generalized Map
- E.
Mental Map
- 20.Map which helps individuals see general trends, but cannot see all specific cases of a given phenomenon.
- A.
Reference Maps
- B.
Generalized Maps
- C.
Thematic Maps
- D.
Mental Maps
- E.
Regional Maps
- 21.A region defined by the particular sets of activities or interactions that occur within.
- A.
Formal Region
- B.
Functional Region
- C.
Perceptual Region
- D.
GIS
- E.
Generalized Region
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