Site, Situation, and Perception

The characteristics of a place, including its physical settings is the definition for what?

• Site

• Situation

• Perception

The geographic position of a place in relation to other places of a larger region is the definition for what?

• Site

• Situation

• Perception

The way you think about something is the definition of what?

• Site

• Situation

• Perception

The cultures and experiences that people have influence their _______

• Site

• Situation

• Perception

San Francisco's location is at the end of a peninsula in central California. What is this an example of?

• Site

• Situation

• Perception

San Francisco is a port city on the Pacific coast allowing for connections to other places. What is this an example of?

• Site

• Situation

• Perception

True or False: A perception of a place can come from direct or indirect experiences

• True

• False

If you have not been to a place, but have developed negative feelings about it based on what you heard from a friend, you would be using:

• Sense of place
• Perceptions of place
• Movement
• Human Environment Interaction

True or False:

The sentence "Michigan is located in the Great Lakes region of the United States" is an example of situation.

• True

• False

True or False:

Paris is a central hub for Western Europe with ties to cities like London and Amsterdam is an example of situation.

• True

• False