Human Geography 1st Edition By Jon Malinowski-Test Bank

Test Bank for Human Geography, 1st Edition by Jon Malinowski

ISBN-10:0073122947 , ISBN-13:978-0073122946

Chapter 01

Primary Geographic Concepts

Multiple Choice Queries

1. Geographical arrangements
A. demonstrate arrays or distributions of phenomena on the Earth’s surface.
B. show distinct material types used for sewing on the Earth.
C. are frequently linked to subterranean cave networks.
D. are seldom observed on maps.

Bloom’s Tier: Comprehend
Figure: 1A.01
Section: 1A
Subject: Cartography and mapping practices
Sort: Multiple Choice

2. The tones portraying designs on the political charts are

A. almost precisely identical.
B. quite similar with notable variations.
C. inverted.
D. not colored in a similar manner at all.

Bloom’s Tier: Analyze
Figure: 1A.01
Section: 1A
Subject: Cartography and mapping practices
Sort: Multiple Choice

3. An instance of a related discipline to geography could be
A. sociology, as sociologists occasionally show interest in mapping conduct.
B. geology, as both geologists and physical geographers might have an interest in landforms.
C. political science, because political scientists often map and comprehend spatially electoral and other political trends.
D. all of the aforementioned would be related disciplines.

Bloom’s Tier: Apply
Section: 1A
Subject: Geography as an Area of Study
Sort: Multiple Choice

4. Inspection of the two roadway diagrams from distinct eras on page 5 reveals
A. that geographic designs remain relatively constant over time.
B. that one map represents only a moment in geography and geography progresses chronologically.
C. that geography changes minimally over time.
D. none of the above.

Bloom’s Tier: Analyze
Figure: 1A.02
Section: 1A
Subject: Cartography and mapping practices
Sort: Multiple Choice

5. Geographers frequently examine mechanisms, which denotes how designs evolved to their current state. If mechanisms have multifaceted accounts, then:
A. there are numerous factors that help explain the phenomenon.
B. there presumably exists only one predominant factor explaining the phenomenon.
C. both a. and b.
D. none of the above.

Bloom’s Tier: Apply
Section: 1A
Subject: Geographic concepts
Sort: Multiple Choice

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