5 Written Questions

1. Visible imprint of human activity on a specific landscape
2. Identifies the tangible lifestyles of people and their prevailing values and beliefs
3. The ease of reaching one location from another
4. A worldwide outbreak of a specific disease
5. Lines connecting points of equal temperature values

5 Matching Questions

1. Spatial
2. Location theory
3. Doubling Time
4. Reference maps
5. Crude Birth Rate

1. a Show locations of places and geographic features
2. b An element of contemporary human geography that seeks answers to a wide range of questions, such as why are cities spaced the way they are
3. c The time required for a population to double in size
4. d What various facets of this wide-ranging discipline, ranging from people and places to coastlines and climates, have in common
5. e The number of live births yearly per thousand people in a population

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Population growth measured as the excess of live births over deaths. Natural increase of population does not reflect either emigrant or immigrant movements
   1. Culture trait
   2. Cultural hearth
   3. Cultural landscape
   4. Natural Increase
2. The study of the reciprocal relationship between humans and environments
   1. Location
   2. Formal region
   3. Human-environment
   4. Pattern
3. The study of physical phenomena on Earth
   1. Physical Geography
   2. Cartography
   3. Medical Geography
   4. Cultural hearth
4. Used to help study a multitude of things ranging from political elections and urban shantytowns to gay neighborhoods and folk music
   1. Spatial Distribution
   2. Spatial interaction
   3. Spatial Perspective
   4. Spatial
5. A movement of people who have adopted the idea or innovation and carry it to new, perhaps distant locale, where they disseminate it
   1. Relative location
   2. Cultural diffusion
   3. Location
   4. Relocation diffusion

5 True/False Questions

1. Time-distance decay → Time and distance corrode the diffusion process of an idea or innovation

   True        False

2. Demographic Transition → Are used to conduct research and to answer the question put forth

   True        False

3. Generalized map → Help us see general trends but not all the cases of a given phenomenon

   True        False

4. Globalization → Helps establish context in which events and processes are situated

   True        False

5. Dot Maps → The mobility in which people, ideas, and good move across the surface of the planet

   True        False