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GGH2602 MCQ
1. One of the following does NOT form part of a
map.
1. Photos.
2. Title.
3. Map symbols.
4. Map legend. 5. North arrow.
2. Which of the following examples is relevant to
absolute location?
1. O.R. Tambo International Airport
(Johannesburg) is situated at 26° 8'2.83"S,
28°13'55.01"E.
2. O.R. Tambo International Airport
(Johannesburg) is approximately 15 hours’
drive from Cape Town.
3. O.R. Tambo International Airport
(Johannesburg) is roughly 2 hectares in extent.
4. O.R. Tambo International Airport
(Johannesburg) is situated near Pretoria.
5. O.R. Tambo International Airport
(Johannesburg) to Cape Town International
Airport is approximately a two (2) hour flight.
3. A household is next to a private hospital, but they
cannot afford the services offered in that hospital,
this can be referred to as_____
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1. Cultural accessibility.
2. Physical accessibility.
3. Economic accessibility.
4. (B) and (C).
5. None of the above.
4. The theoretical model developed by Christaller
states that facilities can be classified as higher-
order, middle-order and lower-order. Within this
concept, the service area is defined as the area
around a_______
1. City where most services and facilities are
located.
2. Central place from where people travel to make
use of any services provided.
3. A public area where people can interact with
each other concerning services.
4. (A) and (C).
5. None of the above.
5. Choose the option which is correct according to
Maslow’s (1954) hierarchy of human needs (1
being the most important).
1. (1) need to belong and need for love, (2) need
for esteem, (3) need for transportation, (4)
safety needs, and (5) need for self-actualisation.
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2. (1) need to belong and need for love, (2) safety
needs, (3) physiological needs, (4) financial
needs, and (5) need for esteem.
3. (1) need to belong and need for love, (2) safety
needs, (3) physiological needs, (4) financial
needs, and (5) need for esteem.
4. (1) physiological needs, (2) safety needs, (3)
need to belong and need for love, (4) need for
esteem, and (5) need for self-actualisation.
5. (1) physiological needs, (2) safety needs, (3)
financial needs, (4) need for self-actualisation,
and (5) need to belong and need for love.
6. When an elderly citizen lives next to a private
hospital but prefers traditional medicine when sick
is referred to as.. …
1. Economic accessibility.
2. Physical accessibility.
3. Capacity of service.
4. Cultural accessibility.
5. Social accessibility.
7. According to Bradshaw (1972),
_________________ __________________ is
described as a need which is identified
professionally by comparing the characteristics of
people who receive a specific service with the
characteristics of people who do not receive the
service.
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GGH2602 MCQ
1. One of the following does NOT form part of a
map.
1. Photos.
2. Title.
3. Map symbols.
4. Map legend. 5. North arrow.
2. Which of the following examples is relevant to
absolute location?
1. O.R. Tambo International Airport
(Johannesburg) is situated at 26° 8'2.83"S,
28°13'55.01"E.
2. O.R. Tambo International Airport
(Johannesburg) is approximately 15 hours’
drive from Cape Town.
3. O.R. Tambo International Airport
(Johannesburg) is roughly 2 hectares in extent.
4. O.R. Tambo International Airport
(Johannesburg) is situated near Pretoria.
5. O.R. Tambo International Airport
(Johannesburg) to Cape Town International
Airport is approximately a two (2) hour flight.
3. A household is next to a private hospital, but they
cannot afford the services offered in that hospital,
this can be referred to as_____
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1. Cultural accessibility.
2. Physical accessibility.
3. Economic accessibility.
4. (B) and (C).
5. None of the above.
4. The theoretical model developed by Christaller
states that facilities can be classified as higher-
order, middle-order and lower-order. Within this
concept, the service area is defined as the area
around a_______
1. City where most services and facilities are
located.
2. Central place from where people travel to make
use of any services provided.
3. A public area where people can interact with
each other concerning services.
4. (A) and (C).
5. None of the above.
5. Choose the option which is correct according to
Maslow’s (1954) hierarchy of human needs (1
being the most important).
1. (1) need to belong and need for love, (2) need
for esteem, (3) need for transportation, (4)
safety needs, and (5) need for self-actualisation.
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2. (1) need to belong and need for love, (2) safety
needs, (3) physiological needs, (4) financial
needs, and (5) need for esteem.
3. (1) need to belong and need for love, (2) safety
needs, (3) physiological needs, (4) financial
needs, and (5) need for esteem.
4. (1) physiological needs, (2) safety needs, (3)
need to belong and need for love, (4) need for
esteem, and (5) need for self-actualisation.
5. (1) physiological needs, (2) safety needs, (3)
financial needs, (4) need for self-actualisation,
and (5) need to belong and need for love.
6. When an elderly citizen lives next to a private
hospital but prefers traditional medicine when sick
is referred to as.. …
1. Economic accessibility.
2. Physical accessibility.
3. Capacity of service.
4. Cultural accessibility.
5. Social accessibility.
7. According to Bradshaw (1972),
_________________ __________________ is
described as a need which is identified
professionally by comparing the characteristics of
people who receive a specific service with the
characteristics of people who do not receive the
service.
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