1-2 RTQ

Question 1

spatial

Answer 1

relating to or occupying space:

Question 2

perspective

Answer 2

a point of view:

Question 3

site

Answer 3

an area of ground on which a town, building, or monument is constructed

Question 4

situation

Question 5

formal region

Answer 5

areas that share a uniform attribute, such as language, culture, or political organization.

Question 6

functional region

Answer 6

an area organized around a central hub or focal point

Question 7

perceptual region

Answer 7

regions based on perception rather than being formally defined, concrete regions.

Question 8

Why does geography matter?

Question 9

What 5 skills are used to think like a geographer?

Question 10

List three fields outside of geography that use geography skills.

Question 11

Page 28 - How could the hiker’s map identify spatial relationships?

Question 12

What are the six elements of Geography?

Question 13

Page 29 - According to the map in which region do you live?

Question 14

What type of region would you categorize the rice paddy fields on page 30 as being?

Question 15

How do we help and harm our environment? How does our environment help and hurt us?

Question 16

What methods do geographers use to conduct their work?

Question 17

What information can geographers learn about life in a particular place by studying the historical birth and death rates?

Question 18

What kind of things might cause major fluctuations in a city’s population?

Question 19

What types of things might a human geographer study to learn details about an outbreak of a disease?

Question 20

What is another name used for human geographers?