Human Geography Landscapes of Human Activities 12th Edition By Bjelland Associate Professor-Test Bank

Exam Repository For Societal Geography Environments of Human Actions Twelfth Version By Bjelland Assistant Professor

ISBN-10:0078021464 , ISBN-13:978-0078021466

Unit 1 – Preliminary Overview and Fundamentals

1. Each diagram projection possesses some level of distortion because

A. a curved facade cannot be depicted on a flat surface without distortion.

B. parallels and meridians never intersect at exact angles on a globe.

C. the lattice of latitude and longitude cannot be precisely gauged.

D. a sphere is a malleable surface.

2. All territories exhibit the subsequent attributes EXCLUDING

A. comparative position.

B. inferred position.

C. spatial range.

D. borders.

3. A street address epitomizes

A. relative placement.

B. superior placement.

C. absolute placement.

D. circumstance.

4. Which of the subsequent affirmations regarding latitude is INCORRECT?

A. Latitude is a quantification of distance north and south of the equator.

B. Latitude lines are consistently parallel to one another.

C. Latitude is always inscribed as some numeral between 0 degrees and 180 degrees.

D. On a globe, lines of latitude intersect meridians of longitude at right angles.

5. Which of the subsequent is NOT a type of numeric thematic map?

A. isometric map

B. choropleth map

C. topographic map

D. cartogram

6. The localization of a place indicated by its local physical attributes is termed its

A. relative placement.

B. spot.

C. normative region.

D. circumstance.

7. A contour is an isoline displaying

A. spots of equal altitude.

B. spots equidistant from a noted, central site.

C. the average value of a studied item per area unit of its existence.

D. the extent of small area distortion on thematic maps.

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