SURVEY Methods & Settlement Patterns [AP Human Geo Review—Unit 5

What type of climate does the Philippines have?

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• Temperate continental climate

• Subtropical highland climate

• Tropical maritime climate

• Arid desert climate

What is agricultural landscape?

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• A recreational area for outdoor activities.

• A natural landscape untouched by human activity.

• A landscape primarily used for urban development.

• An agricultural landscape is a land area primarily used for farming and agriculture.

What crop grows in the Philippines on terraces?

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• Barley

• Wheat

• Corn

• Rice

Where would you find clustered farm settlements more?

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• In rural areas of Europe and Asia.

• In desert regions of Africa.

• In coastal regions of Australia.

• In urban areas of North America.

Which settlement pattern is more likely in a safe country with many resources?

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• Linear settlement pattern

• Concentrated or clustered settlement pattern

• Nomadic settlement pattern

• Dispersed settlement pattern

How do metes and bounds determine property lines?

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• Metes and bounds use only GPS coordinates to define property lines.

• Metes and bounds are determined solely by local government regulations.

• Metes and bounds rely on aerial maps without physical measurements.

• Metes and bounds determine property lines by using physical features and measurements to outline the boundaries of a property.

What is the benefit of the the long-lot method for rural farmers?

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• It maximizes access to resources like water and sunlight.

• It reduces the amount of land needed for farming.

• It increases the risk of crop diseases.

• It limits the variety of crops that can be grown.

Identify the two locations that use metes and bounds as a rural survey method.

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• Western United States

• Australia

• Eastern United States, United Kingdom

• Canada

Remember to watch the video until the very end to get credit.

Identify two places that use Long Lots.

• • Quebec, Louisiana

• Texas, USA

• California, USA

• Ontario, Canada