Chapter 1 Test Review PowerPoint

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Chapter 1 Test Review PowerPoint
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• This list explains what the symbols on a map
  mean.
• Compass Rose
• Key
• C. Cardinal Direction
• D. Symbols

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• A map that shows the location and shape of
  physical features
• A. Physical Map
• B. Topographic Map
• Political Map
• D. General Purpose Map

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A word that means shape A. Scale C.
Political B. Topography D. Globe
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The type of map projection that is usually used
to show the United States A. Mercator C.
Conic B. Sinusoidal D. Azimuthal
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• Why are Winkel -Tripel Projections used for most
  general reference maps?
• A. They cost the least
• They have the most distortion
• C. They cost the most
• D. Good balance between size and shape

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Human/Environmental interaction is defined
as A. An area based on human features B.
Relationship of people/environment C. How
people and places are connected D. The number
and kinds of people.
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The point at 90 degrees South is called the A.
North Pole C. Equator B. South Pole D. Prime
Meridian
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• Maps which show a wide range of information
• A. Physical Map
• B. Topographic Map
• C. Political Map
• D. General Purpose Map

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A way of representing a round earth on a flat
surface.
Map Projection
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The uses of this helps geographers understand the
way places looked in the past A.
Sociology C. History B. Political Science D.
Economics
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Facts arranged in columns and rows.
Chart
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How goods and services are provided A.
Sociology C. History B. Political Science D.
Economics
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• Anything that presents information on a map
• Compass Rose
• Key
• C. Cardinal Direction
• D. Symbols

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How different people are governed A.
Sociology C. History B. Political Science D.
Economics
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• The direction marker on a map
• Compass Rose
• Key
• C. Cardinal Direction
• D. Symbols

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• A map that shows national and regional
  boundaries.
• A. Physical Map
• B. Topographic Map
• Political Map
• D. General Purpose Map

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• The difference in elevation or height of land
  forms
• A. Contour Lines
• Relief
• C. Topography
• D. Physical Features

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The type of map projection that is used for air
travel A. Mercator C. Conic B.
Sinusoidal D. Azimuthal
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Size, shape, distance and area are examples of
inaccuracies in maps, called A. Great
Circles C. Distortion B. Map projections D.
Relief
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A peoples way of life. Culture
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The shortest possible distance between any two
places A. Great Circles C. Distortion B.
Map projections D. Relief
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How people and places are connected. Movement
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Links that places and people have to one another
because of location A. Globe B. Topography C.
Scale D. Spatial Relationship
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• The Directions North, South, East and West.
• Compass Rose
• Key
• C. Cardinal Direction
• D. Symbols

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The line at 0º Latitude is called the A. Prime
Meridian B. Tropic of Cancer C. Equator D.
Tropic of Capricorn
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Understanding societies throughout the world. A.
Sociology C. History B. Political Science D.
Economics
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An area defined by popular feelings and
images A. Formal Region B. Perceptual
Region C. Functional Region D. Spatial Region
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• The processing and organizing of satellite images
  and other data is called
• A. Remote Sensing
• Interdependence
• Grid System
• D. Geographic Information Systems

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A specific place (Spot) on the earth. Exact
Location
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Relationship between the measurement shown on the
map and the earths surface A. Globe B.
Topography C. Scale D. Spatial Relationship
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A drawing that shows what something is or how it
is done. Diagram
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An area defined by common characteristics such as
a product A. Formal Region B. Perceptual
Region C. Functional Region D. Spatial Region
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This is used as a good way to show comparisons.
Bar Graph
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Lines called Parallels are also line of A.
Latitude C. Longitude B. Equator D. Prime
Meridian
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Patterns that make it possible to find places on
the earths surface
Grid System
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Scale model of the earth A. Map C.
Hemisphere B. Globe D. Diagram
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A graph that uses a picture to represent
information.
Pictograph
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• The line at 0º Longitude is called the
• A. Prime Meridian
• B. Tropic of Cancer
• C. Equator
• D. Tropic of Capricorn

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What it is like there? Place
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• Lines that connect all points of equal elevation
• A. Contour Lines
• Relief
• C. Topography
• D. Physical Features

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Study of human activity and their relationship to
their environment. Human Environmental
Interaction
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Lines called Meridians are also lines of A.
Latitude C. Longitude B. Equator D. Prime
Meridian
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Relationship of one place to other
places Relative location
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The type of map used for sea navigation A.
Mercator C. Conic B. Sinusoidal D. Azimuthal
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Patterns created by crossing lines of latitude
and longitude. Grid System
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Two halves of the earth A. Hemispheres C.
Projections B. Cartographers D. Meridians
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Land, climate, plant and animal life are example
of Physical Features
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Map makers A. Hemispheres C. Projections B.
Cartographers D. Meridians
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Area united by specific features. Region
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The numbers and kinds of people. Human Geography
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The two halves of the earth. Hemispheres