Geography is one of the most interesting subjects, isn't it? So, we have an AP Human Geography quiz for you. What do you know about AP Human Geography? AP Human Geography, or you can also say Advanced Placement Human Geography, is known as an Advanced Placement social studies course available in human geography for high school students preparing for an exam that is administered by the College Board. These are some questions for your practice. Let's go!
Urban
Linear rural
Dispersed rural
Clustered rural
Primordial
50 percent
10 percent
5 percent
75 percent
25 percent
Clustered rural
Dispersed rural
Urban settlement
Agricultural
Primordial
Hinterland
Range
Threshold
Median
Meridian
Hinterland
Range
Threshold
Median
Meridian
Primate city
Economic base
Gravity model
Rank-size rule
Nesting of settlements
Hinterland
Market center
Range of a good
Rank-size distribution
Hexagonal settlement
A city with political, economic, and cultural functions
At least twice as large as the next smaller city
The seat of a Roman Catholic diocese
A rapidly growing city
The center of gravity for a hinterland
50,000
100,000
200,000
500,000
5,000,000
Hinterland
Range
Threshold
Median
Meridian
Gravity model
Population model
Distance decay
Gravitational model
Threshold model
More numerous and closer together
More numerous and farther apart
Less numerous and farther apart
Less numerous and closer together
More numerous
Hinterland
Range
Threshold
Median
Meridian
A circle
A hexagon
A square
A pentagon
An octagon
State capital
Hospital
Large casino complex
Shopping mall
Retirement community
Tax breaks and privacy.
Command and control centers and low wages.
Dependent centers and tax breaks.
Command and control centers and dependent centers.
Privacy and low wages.
Management consulting and staff training
Regional command and control centers
Biotechnology and medical research
Entertainment and recreation
Offshore financial and back office
Telecommunications
Standard time zones
Improved public health services in tropical countries
Financial market reforms
Effective trademark enforcement
Destroy traditional village life
Promote agricultural efficiency
Replace abandoned villages with new farmsteads
Discourage urbanization
Create an aristocracy
Video rental store
Grocery store
Gas station
Steel mill
Travel agency
Basic industry
Functional classification
Non-basic industry
Primate city
Consumer service
Collective land ownership
Common grazing land
Inheritance laws
Need for access to a river
Long distance between farms
Middle Atlantic
New England
Southeast
Coastal margins
West
Rome
North Africa
Southern Africa
Australia
Mesopotamia
Suburban and rural communities
Ancient urban centers and modern urban centers
Manufacturing centers and rural populations
Rural and urban centers
Urban centers than rural communities
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