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Five Themes of Geography: Review/Check-up/Quiz

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1. Which of the 5 themes of geography is most clearly represented by this picture?

A. RegionB. PlaceC. location

2. What type of map projection is this most likely to be?

A. Mercator B. Robinson C. Polar

3. Which of the 5 themes is represented in the top picture?

A. Functional Region B. Formal RegionC. Cultural PlaceD.Physical Place

4. The bottom picture?A.Functional Region B. Formal RegionC. Cultural PlaceD.Physical Place

5. Which picture is most likely to be an example of Human Place?

A.LeftB.Right

6. How do these pictures represent movement?

A. They are not pictures that show movementB. They show goods moving from place to placeC. People are operating the vehicles in the picture

7. Why do geographers study movement?

a. Because they like carsb. They want knowledge about why peo

ple, ideas and goods movec. They want to understand the motion

or action of movement

8. What makes each of these pictures examples of region?

a. Professor Naumann says sob. Because of their differencesc. Because of their internal similaritiesd. They are not examples of region

9. Which of the 5 themes is represented in these pictures?

A. Functional Region B. Human Environment Interact

ion (alteration)C. Physical PlaceD. Human Environment Interact

ion (adaptation)

10. Which themes are represented in this picture? (select all that apply)

A. Absolute LocationB. Relative LocationC. Physical PlaceD. Human PlaceE. Material MovementF. Non-Material MovementG. Interaction – AdaptationH. Interaction – Alteration I. Formal RegionJ. Functional Region

11. Which themes are represented in this picture? (select all that apply)

A. Absolute LocationB. Relative LocationC. Physical PlaceD. Human PlaceE. Material MovementF. Non-Material Moveme

ntG. Interaction – Adaptati

onH. Interaction – Alteratio

n I. Formal RegionJ. Functional Region

12. Which themes are represented in this picture? (select all that apply)

A. Absolute LocationB. Relative LocationC. Physical PlaceD. Human PlaceE. Material Movemen

tF. Non-Material Move

mentG. Interaction – Adapt

ationH. Interaction – Altera

tion I. Formal RegionJ. Functional Region

13. Which themes are represented in this picture? (select all that apply)

A. Absolute LocationB. Relative LocationC. Physical PlaceD. Human PlaceE. Material MovementF. Non-Material Moveme

ntG. Interaction – Adaptatio

nH. Interaction – Alteration

I. Formal RegionJ. Functional Region

14. Which of the Themes of Geography is illustrated by the picture below?

A. Absolute Location

B. Physical PlaceC. Relative Locati

onD. Material Move

ment

15. Which themes are represented in this picture? (select all that apply)

A. Absolute LocationB. Relative LocationC. Physical PlaceD. Human PlaceE. Material MovementF. Non-Material Movem

entG. Interaction – Adaptati

onH. Interaction – Alteratio

n I. Formal RegionJ. Functional Region

16. Which themes are represented in this picture? (select all that apply)

A. Absolute LocationB. Relative LocationC. Physical PlaceD. Human PlaceE. Material MovementF. Non-Material Movem

entG. Interaction – Adaptati

onH. Interaction – Alterati

on I. Formal RegionJ. Functional Region

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