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Human Geography: A Spatial Perspective
Sarah Witham Bednarz, Mark Bockenhauer, Fredrik Hiebert
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Test Bank: Human Geography A Spatial Perspective, 1st Edition
By Sarah Witham Bednarz, Mark Bockenhauer, Fredrik Hiebert
UNIT 1 THINKING GEOGRAPHICALLY
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CHAPTER 1 The Power of Geography: Geographic Thinking
CHAPTER 2 Geographic Inquiry: Data, Tools, and Technology
UNIT 2 POPULATION AND MIGRATION PATTERNS AND PROCESSES
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CHAPTER 3 Patterns of Population
CHAPTER 4 Population Growth and Decline
CHAPTER 5 Migration
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UNIT 3 CULTURAL PATTERNS AND PROCESSES
CHAPTER 6 Concepts of Culture
CHAPTER 7 Cultural Change
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CHAPTER 8 Spatial Patterns of Language and Religion
UNIT 4 POLITICAL PATTERNS AND PROCESSES
CHAPTER 9 The Contemporary Political Map
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CHAPTER 10 Spatial Patterns of Political Power
CHAPTER 11 Political Challenges and Changes
UNIT 5 AGRICULTURE AND RURAL LAND-USE PATTERNS AND
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CHAPTER 12 Agriculture: Human–Environment Interaction
CHAPTER 13 Patterns and Practices of Agricultural Production
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CHAPTER 14 Agricultural Sustainability in a Global Market
UNIT 6 CITIES AND URBAN LAND-USE PATTERNS AND PROCESSES
CHAPTER 15 Urban Settlements
CHAPTER 16 The Urban Landscape
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CHAPTER 17 Urban Living
UNIT 7 INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PATTERNS
AND PROCESSES
CHAPTER 18 The Growth and Diffusion of Industrialization
,CHAPTER 19 Measuring Human Development
CHAPTER 20 Globalization, Interdependence, and Sustainability
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Chapter 01 - The Power of Geography: Geographic Thinking
1. Which of the following is an example of absolute location?
a. At 36°S and 58°W
b. 14 miles south of Amsterdam
c. In the northeastern part of Brazil
d. On the banks of the Ganges River
e. At the intersection of Main Street and Poplar Avenue
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2. Which of the following is an example of a relative location?
a. Down the street
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b. 47.50° N, 19.04° E
c. Surrounded by mountains
d. Home to the Steelers
e. High on top of a
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3. Which term describes the number of people per a given unit of area (such as a square mile)?
a. Density
b. Distributio
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c. Flow
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d. Pattern
e. Situation
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4. Human geography is best described as the study of which of the following?
a. The events and processes that have shaped how humans understand, use, and alter
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Earth
b. Natural processes and the distribution of features in the environment
c. Social relations in urban and rural communities
d. The ways humans and animals interact with each other beyond urban regions
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e. The history of mapmakers
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5. These maps of two different urban centers illustrate different urban:
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Human Geography: A Spatial Perspective
Sarah Witham Bednarz, Mark Bockenhauer, Fredrik Hiebert
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1st Edition
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TEST BANK
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, TABLE OF CONTENTS
Test Bank: Human Geography A Spatial Perspective, 1st Edition
By Sarah Witham Bednarz, Mark Bockenhauer, Fredrik Hiebert
UNIT 1 THINKING GEOGRAPHICALLY
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CHAPTER 1 The Power of Geography: Geographic Thinking
CHAPTER 2 Geographic Inquiry: Data, Tools, and Technology
UNIT 2 POPULATION AND MIGRATION PATTERNS AND PROCESSES
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CHAPTER 3 Patterns of Population
CHAPTER 4 Population Growth and Decline
CHAPTER 5 Migration
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UNIT 3 CULTURAL PATTERNS AND PROCESSES
CHAPTER 6 Concepts of Culture
CHAPTER 7 Cultural Change
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CHAPTER 8 Spatial Patterns of Language and Religion
UNIT 4 POLITICAL PATTERNS AND PROCESSES
CHAPTER 9 The Contemporary Political Map
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CHAPTER 10 Spatial Patterns of Political Power
CHAPTER 11 Political Challenges and Changes
UNIT 5 AGRICULTURE AND RURAL LAND-USE PATTERNS AND
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PROCESSES
CHAPTER 12 Agriculture: Human–Environment Interaction
CHAPTER 13 Patterns and Practices of Agricultural Production
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CHAPTER 14 Agricultural Sustainability in a Global Market
UNIT 6 CITIES AND URBAN LAND-USE PATTERNS AND PROCESSES
CHAPTER 15 Urban Settlements
CHAPTER 16 The Urban Landscape
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CHAPTER 17 Urban Living
UNIT 7 INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PATTERNS
AND PROCESSES
CHAPTER 18 The Growth and Diffusion of Industrialization
,CHAPTER 19 Measuring Human Development
CHAPTER 20 Globalization, Interdependence, and Sustainability
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20
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, Name Clas Dat
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Chapter 01 - The Power of Geography: Geographic Thinking
1. Which of the following is an example of absolute location?
a. At 36°S and 58°W
b. 14 miles south of Amsterdam
c. In the northeastern part of Brazil
d. On the banks of the Ganges River
e. At the intersection of Main Street and Poplar Avenue
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ANSWER: a
2. Which of the following is an example of a relative location?
a. Down the street
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b. 47.50° N, 19.04° E
c. Surrounded by mountains
d. Home to the Steelers
e. High on top of a
mountain
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ANSWER: a
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3. Which term describes the number of people per a given unit of area (such as a square mile)?
a. Density
b. Distributio
n
c. Flow
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d. Pattern
e. Situation
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4. Human geography is best described as the study of which of the following?
a. The events and processes that have shaped how humans understand, use, and alter
20
Earth
b. Natural processes and the distribution of features in the environment
c. Social relations in urban and rural communities
d. The ways humans and animals interact with each other beyond urban regions
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e. The history of mapmakers
ANSWER: a
5. These maps of two different urban centers illustrate different urban:
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