What is Geography?

The study of the Earth and the processes that shape it is called

• History

• Geography

• Physics

• None of the above

The study of human activity around the world and the way the people and places are distributed across the surface of the Earth is called

• Physical geography

• Human Geography

• Environmental Geography

• None of the above

The study of the condition of the Earth and its influence on man and the impact of man on his environment is called

• Physical geography

• Human geography

• Environmental geography

• None of the above

Select the correct applications of remote sensing

• Land mapping

• Weather forecasting

• Resource exploration

• All of the above

Select the object that can be categorised under physical geography

• Glaciers

• Politics in a location

• Urbanism

• Study of the acidification of oceans

The study of geography is important because

• It tells us about day and night

• It tells us about the different seasons

• It tells us about the different natural disasters

• All of the above

The study of Geography looks at the interactions of

• Earth's natural features and processes

• the Environment and Humans

• Humans and Money

• the Environment and Money

Sustainability looks at how our (a)   impact the environment.

When we look at the features of the earth and where they are located we are considering the

• Sustainability

• Tourism

• Physical Patterns and Natural Systems

• Resource Management

Resource Management looks at the following concepts

• Extraction

• Integration

• Natural Resources

• Impact on Communities