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An area defined by popular feelings or images by those who live near or in the area.
a) Perceptual Region
b) Functional Region
c) Physical Region
d) None of the Above
A structured collection of records or data that is stored in computer system. Allows analysis and sharing of large amounts of information.
a) Maps/Globe
b) Computer Databases
c) Map Projection
d) Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
A mathematical formula used to represent the curved surface of the Earth on the flat surface of a map.
a) Map Projection
b) Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
c) Globe
d) Absolute Location
Map that shows the boundaries between countries or states.
a) Satellite
b) Thematic
c) Political
d) Physical
The exact spot at which a place is found on the globe; can be found by using latitude longitude or an address.
a) Thematic Location
b) Relative Location
c) Geographic Location
d) Absolute Location
A software program used to make and manipulate maps and data. Information is kept as a separate electronic layer.
a) Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
b) Globe
c) Satellite Image
d) Photographs/Videos
Maps Globes, Field Research, Photography/Videos, Charts Graphs, Primary Sources, Satellite Imagery, Computer Databases, GIS
a) Themes of Geography
b) Geographic Sources
c) Primary Sources
d) Human-Environment Interaction
A map that emphasizes a single idea or a particular kind of information about an area.
a) Thematic
b) Perceptual
c) Physical
d) Political
A central place and the surrounding territory linked to it.
a) Perceptual Region
b) Relative Location
c) Functional Region
d) Formal Region
A document, recording or other source of information created with direct personal knowledge. It serves as an original source of information about the topic. (journals, videos, photographs, letters)
a) Primary Sources
b) Secondary Sources
c) Themes of Geography
d) None of the Above
Relatively inexpensive way to show details such as the shape of the land, what plants cover an area, and how land is being used. High speeds and zoom can show what's not normally available to the naked eye.
a) Satellite Images
b) Geographic Information System (GIS)
c) Photographs/Videos
d) Maps/Globes
Map that shows a small area with large details.
a) Small-Scale Map
b) Large-Scale Map
c) Medium-Scale Map
d) None of the Above
Identified by a direction indicator (e.g. compass rose)
a) Relative Location
b) Field Word
c) Satellite Images
d) Map Orientation
Location in relation to other places.
a) Relative
b) Absolute
c) Physical
d) Human
The collection of raw data.
a) Field Work
b) Satellite Images
c) Computer Databases
d) Charts/Graphs
Traditionally used representations of the world that can be used to show whole world at once.
a) Photographs/Videos
b) Maps/Globes
c) Computer Databases
d) Charts/Graphs
Location, Place, Region, Movement, Human-Environment Interaction
a) Geographic Sources
b) Primary Sources
c) Themes of Geography
d) None of the Above
Pictorial representation of the shape of the Earth's physical land water features.
a) Physical Map
b) Political Map
c) Thematic Map
d) None of the Above
Name for 0 degrees longitude. Divides the Earth into eastern and western hemispheres.
a) Prime Meridian
b) Equator
c) Arctic Circle
d) Tropic of Cancer
An area identified by a common characteristic; officially recognized.
a) Perceptual Region
b) Formal Region
c) Physical Region
d) None of the Above
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