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Geography Exam
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1[blank_start]Relative Population :[blank_end] The number of inhabitants per square km.
[blank_start]Absolute Population :[blank_end] The total population of a place.- ARelative Population :
- BAbsolute Population :
- CRelative Population :
- DAbsolute Population :
2Natural components are those relating to nature, among which can be found those of a physical nature such as topography, climate, water, soil, and subsoil, and those of a mathematical nature like the study of earthquakes.
Is there something wrong with this statement?- AThere is nothing wrong with this statement.
- BThe natural components do not include things like the study of earthquakes.
- CYoda says yes, and I believe him.
3The place is the smallest unit of analysis of the geographical space; it refers to a general and non-specific place.
- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
4Explain what is environment.
- AThe result of nature without human interaction.
- BThe result of human interaction between nature and society.
- CA word.
5Which 2 types of landscapes are there?
- AUrban and rural ones
- BNatural and cultural ones
- CCity and camp
- DNarnia and Earth
6The [blank_start]region[blank_end] is a continuous extension of Earth's surface that has homogeneous and unique characteristics.
The [blank_start]territory[blank_end] refers to a geographically limited space from a cultural, historic and political point of view.- Aregion
- Bterritory
7Abiotic refers to the living organisms or systems of organisms, whereas biotic refers to non-living factors in the environment, and anthropic refers to something produced by man.
- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
8What can determine a climate?
- ADemography and employment
- BHumidity and temperature
- CThe sleepy you are.
9The _________ on a map is the relationship between the real dimensions of the surface that is being represented and its proportion on the map.
- ASize
- BBigness
- CNumber
- Dmeasurement
- Ephysical dimensions
- Frange
- Gamount
- Hscale
- Icolor
- Jmeter
10What does 1:100 mean
- AThat the measurement in the map is 100 times smaller than the real representation.
- BThat the measurement in the map is 100 times bigger than the real representation.
- CThat the real representation is 100 bigger than the map.
11It wasn't until the Renaissance that the first maps appeared with perpendicular traced lines called parallels or lines of latitude and meridians.
- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
12What are the main lines in a map called?
- AMedian and parallel
- BMeridians and parallels
- CMain lines and secondary line
- DRed line and Grand line
13Fill in the Blanks

- AParallels
- BMeridians
- CLongitude
- DLatitude
- EPoles
14How many time zones are there?
- A12
- B24
- C36
- D120
- E10
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- GAs many as I want them to be
15[blank_start]Arno Peters[blank_end] created a map where the distance of parallels shortens as it approaches the poles, making it possible to follow exact paths.
[blank_start]Mercator[blank_end] brought to the world a projection of a unique map where every projected straight line is loxodromic, making direction accurate and real.
[blank_start]Arthur H. Robinson[blank_end] created a pseudo-cylindrical projection, in which the projection doesn't have any distortion.- AArno Peters
- BMercator
- CArthur H. Robinson
- DMartin Pedraza
- ERobinson Crusoe
- FChristopher Columbus
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- Geography Exam
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- Martin Pedraza
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