1 AP Human Geography: Unit 1 Review Quiz

What is the primary issue with every map projection?

• Scale accuracy

• Distortion

• Color representation

• Symbol usage

Which map projection is known for its accurate direction?

• Good Homosapien

• Robinson

• Mercator

• Gall-Peters

What does the Goode Homolosine projection excel in showing?

• Accurate distances near the edges

• Precise directional measurements

• True size and shape of land masses

• Minimal distortion across the map

What type of map uses contour lines to display terrain?

• Thematic map

• Dot density map

• Topographic map

• Choropleth map

What is absolute direction?

• Direction based on surrounding landmarks

• The exact compass direction one is heading

• A general sense of direction

• Direction based on personal perspective

Which technology provides absolute location using satellites?

• Internet mapping

• Remote sensing

• GPS

• GIS

What is the main purpose of thematic maps?

• To guide travelers

• To display spatial patterns of specific topics

• To display elevation changes

• To show political boundaries

What does a cartogram map distort to represent data?

• Distance between locations

• Directional accuracy

• The size of areas based on data values

• Colors and symbols

What is the primary focus of environmental possibilism?

• Humans can overcome environmental challenges

• The environment restricts human actions

• The environment solely shapes human societies

• Human activities have no impact on the environment

What type of data is represented in number form and is objective?

• Analytical data

• Theoretical data

• Quantitative data

• Qualitative data