,Chapterp01p-pIntroduction
Chapter 01 p
pIntroductio
n
MultiplepChoicepQuestions
1. Spatialpinteractionpispaffectedpby
A. mobility,peconomics,pandpanticipation.
B. thepphysicalpenvironment,pthepculturalplandscape,pandpthepinterchangeppotentialpofpplaces.
C. distance,paccessibility,pandpconnectivity.
D. absoluteplocation,pspatialpparameters,pandpnetworkpdesign.
Bloom'spLevel:p1.pRememberp
Section:p01.03
2. Sincephumansparepthepactivepagentspinphuman-environmentalpinteractions,ppeoplepinpgeneral
A. havepnopcontactpwithpthepphysicalplandscape.
B. arepfrequentlypunmindfulpofpthepdangerspofpinappropriatepenvironmentalpexploitation.
C. arepimmunepfrompadversepnaturalpevents.
D. alterpthepphysicalpenvironmentpsopthatpanyppotentialpdangerspitpholdsparepmadepharmlessporpr
emovedptotally.
Bloom'spLevel:p1.pRememberp
Section:p01.03
3. Whichpofpthepfollowingpispnotptruepofpthepnaturalplandscape?
A. Itpprovidespthepsettingpforphumanpaction.
B. Itpispperceived,pinterpreted,pandpusedpinpdifferentpwayspbypdifferentpcultures.
C. Itpdeterminesphowppeopleplivepinpapparticularpplace.
D. Itpispshapedpbyphumanpactionpintopapculturalplandscape.
Bloom'spLevel:p1.pRememberp
Section:p01.03
1-1
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4. Apstreetpaddresspispanpexamplepof
A. relativepposition.
B. conformality.
C. absoluteplocation.
D. situation.
Bloom'spLevel:p3.pApplyp Secti
on:p01.03
5. Geographypaspapdiscipline
A. originatedpinpancientpGreekpinterestpinpthepnaturepofpthepuniversepandpthepvaryingpcharacterpo
fpthepknownppartspofpthepearth.
B. developedpaspanpoutgrowthpofpthep"AgepofpDiscovery,"pbeginningpinpthep15thpcentury.
C. emergedpinpthep20thpCenturypwithpthepdevelopmentpofpgeographicpinformationpsystemsp(
GIS).
D. waspdevelopedpinpresponseptopapnationalpneedptopmappandpdescribepthepAmericanpWest.
Bloom'spLevel:p1.pRememberp
Section:p01.02
6. Aspgeographerspusepthepterm,pscaleptellspus
A. thepweightpofpapgivenpcommodity.
B. thepintrinsicpcharacterpofpthepobjectporpareapstudied.
C. theprelationshippbetweenpearthpdistancepandpmappdistance.
D. theplengthpofpapdegreepofplongitudepalongpdifferentpparallels.
Bloom'spLevel:p1.pRememberp
Section:p01.03
1-3
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Chapter 01 p
pIntroductio
n
MultiplepChoicepQuestions
1. Spatialpinteractionpispaffectedpby
A. mobility,peconomics,pandpanticipation.
B. thepphysicalpenvironment,pthepculturalplandscape,pandpthepinterchangeppotentialpofpplaces.
C. distance,paccessibility,pandpconnectivity.
D. absoluteplocation,pspatialpparameters,pandpnetworkpdesign.
Bloom'spLevel:p1.pRememberp
Section:p01.03
2. Sincephumansparepthepactivepagentspinphuman-environmentalpinteractions,ppeoplepinpgeneral
A. havepnopcontactpwithpthepphysicalplandscape.
B. arepfrequentlypunmindfulpofpthepdangerspofpinappropriatepenvironmentalpexploitation.
C. arepimmunepfrompadversepnaturalpevents.
D. alterpthepphysicalpenvironmentpsopthatpanyppotentialpdangerspitpholdsparepmadepharmlessporpr
emovedptotally.
Bloom'spLevel:p1.pRememberp
Section:p01.03
3. Whichpofpthepfollowingpispnotptruepofpthepnaturalplandscape?
A. Itpprovidespthepsettingpforphumanpaction.
B. Itpispperceived,pinterpreted,pandpusedpinpdifferentpwayspbypdifferentpcultures.
C. Itpdeterminesphowppeopleplivepinpapparticularpplace.
D. Itpispshapedpbyphumanpactionpintopapculturalplandscape.
Bloom'spLevel:p1.pRememberp
Section:p01.03
1-1
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HillpEducation.pAllprightspreserved.pNopreproductionporpdistributionpwithoutptheppriorpwrittenpconsentpofp McGraw-HillpEducation.
, Chapterp01p-pIntroduction
4. Apstreetpaddresspispanpexamplepof
A. relativepposition.
B. conformality.
C. absoluteplocation.
D. situation.
Bloom'spLevel:p3.pApplyp Secti
on:p01.03
5. Geographypaspapdiscipline
A. originatedpinpancientpGreekpinterestpinpthepnaturepofpthepuniversepandpthepvaryingpcharacterpo
fpthepknownppartspofpthepearth.
B. developedpaspanpoutgrowthpofpthep"AgepofpDiscovery,"pbeginningpinpthep15thpcentury.
C. emergedpinpthep20thpCenturypwithpthepdevelopmentpofpgeographicpinformationpsystemsp(
GIS).
D. waspdevelopedpinpresponseptopapnationalpneedptopmappandpdescribepthepAmericanpWest.
Bloom'spLevel:p1.pRememberp
Section:p01.02
6. Aspgeographerspusepthepterm,pscaleptellspus
A. thepweightpofpapgivenpcommodity.
B. thepintrinsicpcharacterpofpthepobjectporpareapstudied.
C. theprelationshippbetweenpearthpdistancepandpmappdistance.
D. theplengthpofpapdegreepofplongitudepalongpdifferentpparallels.
Bloom'spLevel:p1.pRememberp
Section:p01.03
1-3
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