Chapter+One+Review+Questions

1. What lines divide the Earth into the Eastern and Western Hemispheres? a. Equator and Prime Meridian b. International Date Line and Equator d. North Pole and South Pole
 * c. International Date Line and Prime Meridian **

2. What does a political map show? b. Physical Features c. Difference in Elevations d. Climate and natural vegetation
 * a. Boundaries and Locations **

3. What kind of map shows the climate, natural vegetation, population density, and economic activies of an area? a. Flow-line b. Qualitative d. Physical
 * c. Thematic **

4. What are three basic categories of map projections? a. Planar, Winkel Tripel, Cylindrical b. Conic, Cylindrical, Robinson c. Interrupted, Planar, Robinson
 * d. Planar, Cylindrical, Conic **

5. What is a consistent, proportional relationship between the measurements shown on the map and the measurement of the earth's surface? b. Key c. Compass Rose d. Relative Location
 * a. Scale **

1. **What is the Equator measured by?** a. Water b.Oceans c__.0 degrees latitude while the north south poles__ d.Sky lights

2. **Each place was in the world has an?** a.Phone b__.Absolute location__ c.Home address d.Gift 3. **What circles the Earth parellel to the Equator?** a.Longitude b.Clowns c.Prime Meridian d__.Latitude__ 4. **What legend is shown on maps to indicate direction?** a.Body of water b.Hill of sand c__.Compass Rose__ d. Movies 5. **Which answer below would be a good choice to measure between map measurments and actual distances on Earth?** a. __Scale bar__ b. Weights c.Long ruler d.Speed cups 1 2 3 1. Which image above shows a Planar Projection? a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 **X** d. none

2. What direction do lines of latitude travel? a. Up and Down b. A & D **X** **c.** East and West d. South and North

3. Which is not one of the 5 themes of geography? a. Movement b. Location c. Regions d. Situation **X**

4 What type of map shows water, landforms, topography, relief, and elavation? a. Thematic b. Physical **X** **c.** Political d. Flow-line

5. Movement of the plates resulting in creating of the Earth's physical festures is called what? a. Squeezing and sliding of plates b. Continental Drift c. Plate Tectonics **X** d. Erosion

1. Which of the following is one of the 5 themes of geography? a. Movement b. Place c. Region // d. All of the Above //

2.What can be relative or absolute? a. Site b. Situation // c. Location // d. Maps

3. Cartographers job is to create and design what? // a. Maps // b. Globes c. Great Circle Routes d. Ecosystems

4. The study of the interrelationship between people and their physical environment, is called? a. Functional Regions // b. Human-environment interaction // c. Movement d. None of the Above

5. A metropolitan area is an example of? a. Formal Region b. Functional Region c. Perceptual Region d. Ecosystem