Truef/fFalse
1. MostfEarthfsubsystemsfarefopenfsystems.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
REFERENCES: UsingfModelsfandfSystems
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.4f-
fThinkfoffthefEarthfasfafsystemfoffinteractingfpartsfthatfrespondftofbothfnaturalfpr
ocessesfandfhumanfactions.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fUnderstand
2. Systemsfanalysisfinvolvesfdefiningfafsystem,fbreakingfthefsystemfdownfintofitsfcomponents,fandfexa
miningfhowfthefcomponentsfinteractfwithfonefanother.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
REFERENCES: UsingfModelsfandfSystems
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.2f-
fDiscussfimportantfwaysfinfwhichfgeographicfinformationfandftechniquesfarefus
efulfinfdifferentfcareers.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fUnderstand
3. Negativeffeedbackfisfanf"unnaturalfprocess"fthatfisfgenerallyfdetrimentalftoftheffunctioningfoffanfenv
ironmentalfsystem.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
REFERENCES: UsingfModelsfandfSystems
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.4f-
fThinkfoffthefEarthfasfafsystemfoffinteractingfpartsfthatfrespondftofbothfnaturalfpr
ocessesfandfhumanfactions.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fUnderstand
4. Afconceptualfmodelfoffafplacefandfitsfspatialfcomponentsfisfcalledfaf"mentalfmap".
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
REFERENCES: UsingfModelsfandfSystems
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.8f-
fExplainfhowfphysicalfgeographyfisfrelevantftofyourfeverydayflife.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fUnderstand
5. Iffanfincreasefinfafdeerfpopulationfdepletesfthefanimals’ffoodfsupplies,fleadingftofafdecreasefinfpop
ulationfbackftowardftheforiginalfnumber,fthisfwouldfbefanfexamplefoffafpositiveffeedback.
, a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
REFERENCES: UsingfModelsfandfSystems
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.4f-
fThinkfoffthefEarthfasfafsystemfoffinteractingfpartsfthatfrespondftofbothfnaturalfpr
ocessesfandfhumanfactions.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fUnderstand
6. TheflithospherefisfmadefupfoffallftheflivingfthingsfonfEarth.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
REFERENCES: MajorfPerspectivesfinfPhysicalfGeography
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.4f-
fThinkfoffthefEarthfasfafsystemfoffinteractingfpartsfthatfrespondftofbothfnaturalfpr
ocessesfandfhumanfactions.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fRemember
7. Afmodelfisfafusefulfsimplificationfoffafmorefcomplexfreality.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
REFERENCES: UsingfModelsfandfSystems
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.4f-
fThinkfoffthefEarthfasfafsystemfoffinteractingfpartsfthatfrespondftofbothfnaturalfpr
ocessesfandfhumanfactions.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fUnderstand
8. Askingfwhatfeffectfstricterfchlorofluorocarbonf(CFC)fcontrolsfinfNorthfAmericafwillfhavefonftheffuturefsiz
efoffthefozonefholefoverfAntarcticafisfonefexamplefoffanalyzingfafspatialfinteraction.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
REFERENCES: MajorfPerspectivesfinfPhysicalfGeography
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:fPHYG.PETR.17.1.5f-
fIllustratefwithfexamplesfhowfsomefinteractionsfbetweenfpeoplefandftheirfenvir
onmentfarefadvantageous,fwhereasfothersfarefdetrimentalforfhazardous.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fUnderstand
9. Thefecosystemfconceptfcanfbefappliedfonfalmostfanyfscale.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
REFERENCES: MajorfPerspectivesfinfPhysicalfGeography
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.8f-
fExplainfhowfphysicalfgeographyfisfrelevantftofyourfeverydayflife.
,KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fUnderstand
10. Geographersfarefconcernedfwithfhowfphysicalfandfhumanfprocessesfaffect,fhavefaffected,forfwillfaff
ectfourfplanetfandfitsfnaturalfandfhumanfenvironments.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
REFERENCES: ThefStudyfoffGeography
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.2f-
fDiscussfimportantfwaysfinfwhichfgeographicfinformationfandftechniquesfarefus
efulfinfdifferentfcareers.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fRemember
11. SomefenvironmentalfchangesfthatfoccurfonfEarthfaccumulatefveryfslowlyfsofthatfcarefulfscientificfstu
dyfoverftheflongftermfisfrequiredftofunderstandfwhatfisfoccurring.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
REFERENCES: MajorfPerspectivesfinfPhysicalfGeography
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.6f-
fSummarize fhowfknowledgefof fphysicalfgeographyfcontributesftofafbetterfunder
standingfoffthefenvironment.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fUnderstand
12. Earthfprocessesfcanfhavefafdirectfimpactfonfhumansfandftheirfbuiltfenvironment,fjustfasfhumansfandfthei
rfbuiltfenvironmentfcanfhavefanfimpactfonfEarth.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
REFERENCES: MajorfPerspectivesfinfPhysicalfGeography
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.7f-
fRecognizefthatfeveryfphysicalfenvironmentfoffersfanfarrayfoffadvantagesfandfc
hallengesftofhumanflifefandflivingfconditions.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fRemember
13. Theflinesfonfmapsfthatfdepictfthefboundariesfbetweenfnaturalfareasforfenvironmentalfregionsfge
nerallyfrepresentfabruptfchangesfonfthefsurface.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
REFERENCES: MajorfPerspectivesfinfPhysicalfGeography
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:fPHYG.PETR.17.1.3f-
fDescribefthefthreefmajorfperspectivesfoffphysicalfgeography:fspatialfscien
ce,fphysicalfscience,fandfenvironmentalfscience.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fRemember
14. Naturalfregionsfcanfchangefinfsizefandfshapefoverftimefinfresponseftofenvironmentalfchanges.
a. True
, b. False
ANSWER: True
REFERENCES: MajorfPerspectivesfinfPhysicalfGeography
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.7f-
fRecognizefthatfeveryfphysicalfenvironmentfoffersfanfarrayfoffadvantagesfandfc
hallengesftofhumanflifefandflivingfconditions.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fUnderstand
15. Becausefphysicalfgeographyfisfsofbroadfandfcomplex,fthefscientificfmethodfdoesfnotfapply.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
REFERENCES: MajorfPerspectivesfinfPhysicalfGeography
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:fPHYG.PETR.17.1.3f-
fDescribefthefthreefmajorfperspectivesfoffphysicalfgeography:fspatialfscien
ce,fphysicalfscience,fandfenvironmentalfscience.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fUnderstand
MultiplefChoice
16. Whichffieldffocusesfonfthefrelationshipsfbetweenforganismsfandftheirfenvironment?
a. ecology
b. environmentalf
protection
c. ecosystemics
d. oncology
e. bioinformatics
ANSWER: a
REFERENCES: MajorfPerspectivesfinfPhysicalfGeography
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:f PHYG.PETR.17.1.2f-
fDiscussfimportantfwaysfinfwhichfgeographicfinformationfandftechniquesfarefus
efulfinfdifferentfcareers.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fRemember
17. Anfexamplefoffanfabsoluteflocationfis .
a. anywherefonfEarth'sfsurface
b. 400fkilometersf(250fmi)fsouthwestfoffChicago
c. downstreamffromfthefGlenfCanyonfDam
d. southfoffthefRockyfMountains
e. 40fdegreesfnorthflatitudefandf90fdegreesfwestfl
ongitude
ANSWER: e
REFERENCES: MajorfPerspectivesfinfPhysicalfGeography
LEARNINGfOBJECTIVES:fPHYG.PETR.17.1.3f-
fDescribefthefthreefmajorfperspectivesfoffphysicalfgeography:fspatialfscien
ce,fphysicalfscience,fandfenvironmentalfscience.
KEYWORDS: Bloom’s:fUnderstand