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1. Thegcoregfocusgofghumanggeographygis:
a. identifyinggplacesgongagmap
b. understandinggregionalgsimilarities
c. describinggculturalgpractices
d. relationshipsgbetweengpeoplegandgspaces
ANSWER:g d

2. Geographicginformationgsystemsgandgremotegsensinggaregexamplesgof:
a. spatialgmodeling
b. visualizationgtools
c. theoreticalgperspectives
d. humanisticggeography
ANSWER:g b

3. Thegwordgculturegdescribes:
a. agmeansgofgcommunicatinggbeliefs,gpractices,gandgvalues
b. theginteractionsgbetweenghumansgandgtheirgenvironments
c. thegmethodsgusedgtognavigategbetweengdifferentgplaces
d. traditionalgpracticesgofgindigenousgpeoplesgaroundgthegworld
ANSWER:g a

4. Clothing,greligiousgrituals,gandgfoodgaregexamplesgof:
a. environmentalgdeterminism
b. culturalgpractices
c. globalization
d. spatialgpatterns
ANSWER:g b

5. Understandinggthegpolitical,geconomic,gandgculturalgeffectsgofgthegdistributiongofgCatholicismgaroundgtheg
worldgisgagwaygtogexamine:
a. spatialgmodeling
b. ecologicalgsystems
c. culturalglandscapes
d. spatialgpatterns
ANSWER:g d

6. WhichgisgNOTgagpartgofgculture?
a. genetics
b. ideology
c. technology
d. livelihood
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ANSWER:g a

7. Understandingghowghumangculturesginteractgwithgtheirgenvironmentgreflectsga(n):
a. spatialgperspective
b. physicalgenvironment
c. ecologicalgperspective
d. environmentalgdeterminism
ANSWER:g c

8. Culturegis:
a. instinctivegbehavior
b. inherited,gindividualgbehavior
c. geneticallygderivedggroupgbehavior
d. learned,gcollectivegbehavior
ANSWER:g d

9. WhichgwouldgNOTgbegstudiedgbyghumanggeographers?
a. religion
b. language
c. government
d. anatomy
ANSWER:g d

10. WhichgwouldgNOTgbegstudiedgbygphysicalggeographers?
a. climate
b. terrain
c. government
d. vegetation
ANSWER:g c

11. WhichgisgNOTgangaccurategdefinitiongofgculture?
a. thegcompletegpopulationgofgaggivengcounty,gstate,gorgcountry
b. agdynamicgmixgofgsymbols,gbeliefs,gspeech,gandgpractices;gagdistinctiveggroupgidentity
c. theglocal,gcustomarygwaygofgdoinggthingsg(ag"waygofglife")
d. agtotalgwaygofglifegheldgingcommongbygagpeople,gincludinggtechnologygandggovernment
ANSWER:g a

12. Thegsocialgactivitiesgandginteractions,granginggfromgreligiousgritualsgtogfoodgandgclothinggpreferences,gthatgc
ollectivelygdistinguishggroupgidentitygaregcalled:
a. culturalgtraits
b. culturalgexhibits

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c. culturalgpractices
d. culturalgtaboos
ANSWER:g c

13. AgculturalgapproachgtoghumanggeographygwouldgstudygallgofgthegfollowinggEXCEPT:
a. thegwaysgingwhichgculturegisgexpressedgandgsymbolizedgongthegbuiltglandscape
b. thegwaysgingwhichglanguage,greligion,geconomy,gandggovernmentgvarygorgremaingconstantgfromgplacegt
ogplace
c. howgpeoplegfunctiongspatiallygandgidentifygwithgplacegandgregion
d. howgculturegremainsgprimarilygagdivisivegforcegingagmulticulturalgsociety
ANSWER:g d

14. Ingordergtoginvestigategthegspatialgpatterngofgwheatgproductiongingthegworld,gaggeographergwouldginvestigate:

1) climategandgsoilgcharacteristics
2) availablegtechnology
3) culturalgpreferences
4) foodgtaboos
5) governmentgpolicies
a. 1gonly
b. 1gandg2
c. 3,g4,gandg5
d. 1,g2,g3,g4,gandg5
ANSWER:g d




15. Basedgongthegfigure,gwhichgstatementgisgNOTgtrue?
a. Allgcontinents,gexceptgAntarctica,gcontaingbothgmajorgandgminorgwheat-producinggareas.
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b. IngAfrica,gthegonlygmajorgwheat-producinggareagisgfoundgingEgypt.
c. MoregofgwesterngAustraliagisgusedgforgproducinggwheatgthangeasterngAustralia.
d. WheatgproductiongingSouthgAmericagisgfoundgsolelygingthegsoutherngportiongofgthegcontinent.
ANSWER:g c

16. Accordinggtogthegfigure,gwhichgAfricangcountrygisgNOTghomegtogagminorgwheat-producinggarea?
a. Morocco
b. Botswana
c. SouthgAfrica
d. Tunisia
ANSWER:g b

17. Whichgofgthegfollowinggisgangexamplegofgfolkgculture?
a. punkgrockersgingJapan
b. Californiagsushigrolls
c. cowboysgingthegAmericangWest
d. SomaligrefugeesgingKenya
ANSWER:g c

18. Theghippiesgofgtheg1960sgformedgagdistinctgsegmentgofgAmericangsocietygthatgsetgitselfgupgingoppositiongtogwh
atgitgperceivedgasgthegproblemsgofgthegdominantgculture.gHippiesgcangbegsaidgtoghavegcomposedgagdistinctive:
a. subculture
b. culture
c. enclave
d. nonmaterialgculture
ANSWER:g a

19. WhichgwouldgNOTgbegconsideredgagsubculture?
a. NASCAR
b. punks
c. Catholics
d. Hip-hop
ANSWER:g c

20. Folkgculturesgandgindigenousgculturesghavegwhatgcharacteristicgingcommon?
a. Theygaregingrainedgingthegnationalgidentitygofgtheirghostgcountry.
b. Theygaregassociatedgwithggeographicallygisolatedgareas.
c. Practitionersgaregingrainedgintogmainstreamgsociety.
d. Theirgculturesgaregnotgreliantguponglocalgmaterials.
ANSWER:g b

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