CRS Chapter 4

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Chapter 01

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• 01.01 Which map would have the largest scale?
• 1. country
• 2. continent
• 3. state
• 4. city
• 5. world

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• 01.01 Which map would have the largest scale?
• 1. country
• 2. continent
• 3. state
• 4. city
• 5. world

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• 01.02 A places location relative to other
  objects or places is called its
• 1. Absolute location
• 2. Situation
• 3. Site
• 4. Relative location
• 5. Dimension

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• 01.02 A places location relative to other
  objects or places is called its
• 1. Absolute location
• 2. Situation
• 3. Site
• 4. Relative location
• 5. Dimension

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• 01.03 An object at 90 degrees north latitude is
• 1. At the North Pole
• 2. On the equator
• 3. At the Tropic of Cancer
• 4. At the Tropic of Capricorn
• 5. Closer to Australia than to Europe

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• 01.03 An object at 90 degrees north latitude is
• 1. At the North Pole
• 2. On the equator
• 3. At the Tropic of Cancer
• 4. At the Tropic of Capricorn
• 5. Closer to Australia than to Europe

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• 01.04 This climate is not found in the
  continental United States
• 1. Humid subtropical
• 2. Humid continental
• 3. Humid tropical
• 4. Mediterranean
• 5. Marine west coast

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• 01.04 This climate is not found in the
  continental United States
• 1. Humid subtropical
• 2. Humid continental
• 3. Humid tropical
• 4. Mediterranean
• 5. Marine west coast

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• 01.05 The International Date Line is
  approximately ___ degrees from the Prime
  Meridian.
• 1. 0
• 2. 45
• 3. 90
• 4. 180
• 5. 360

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• 01.05 The International Date Line is
  approximately ___ degrees from the Prime
  Meridian.
• 1. 0
• 2. 45
• 3. 90
• 4. 180
• 5. 360

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• 01.06 An area with one or more unique and
  distinguishing characteristics is called a
• 1. Locality
• 2. Situation
• 3. Site
• 4. Location
• 5. Region

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• 01.06 An area with one or more unique and
  distinguishing characteristics is called a
• 1. Locality
• 2. Situation
• 3. Site
• 4. Location
• 5. Region

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• 01.07 The movement of money from one country to
  another and one currency to another has primarily
  been facilitated by
• 1. The leadership of the United States
• 2. Advances in electronic communications
• 3. The World Trade Organization
• 4. Transnational corporations
• 5. Global agreements brokered by the United
  Nations

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• 01.07 The movement of money from one country to
  another and one currency to another has primarily
  been facilitated by
• 1. The leadership of the United States
• 2. Advances in electronic communications
• 3. The World Trade Organization
• 4. Transnational corporations
• 5. Global agreements brokered by the United
  Nations

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• 01.08 Globalization
• 1. Decreases consumer preferences
• 2. Promotes the maintenance of traditional
  cultures
• 3. Benefits some countries more than others
• 4. Decreases communication across borders
• 5. Is tightly controlled by the United States

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• 01.08 Globalization
• 1. Decreases consumer preferences
• 2. Promotes the maintenance of traditional
  cultures
• 3. Benefits some countries more than others
• 4. Decreases communication across borders
• 5. Is tightly controlled by the United States

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• 01.09 The frequency an object appears in a given
  area is its
• 1. Distribution
• 2. Density
• 3. Relative location
• 4. Dispersion
• 5. Diffusion

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• 01.09 The frequency an object appears in a given
  area is its
• 1. Distribution
• 2. Density
• 3. Relative location
• 4. Dispersion
• 5. Diffusion

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• 01.10 That the physical environment causes
  social development is the core concept of
• 1. Cultural relativism
• 2. Possibilism
• 3. Cultural ecology
• 4. Environmental determinism
• 5. Stimulus diffusion

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• 01.10 That the physical environment causes
  social development is the core concept of
• 1. Cultural relativism
• 2. Possibilism
• 3. Cultural ecology
• 4. Environmental determinism
• 5. Stimulus diffusion