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Unit 1 APHG Practice Test


Unit 1 APHG Practice TestVersion en ligne 25 questions in 25 minutes par Nicholas Wilson 1 What does a choropleth map use to represent data? a Uses symbols of different sizes to represent data b Uses dots to represent data c Uses continuous lines to connect areas with similar data d Uses different shades to represent data 2 Which type of map shows the distribution of world religions or population density using color shading? a Cartogram b Isoline map c Thematic Maps d Dot density map 3 Which map type uses symbols of different sizes to represent data? a Dot density b Choropleth c Isoline d Graduated symbol 4 What is an isoline in mapping? a Displays data with symbols of varying sizes b Distorts geographic shape based on a variable c Uses continuous lines to connect areas with similar or equal amounts of data d Uses dots to represent data 5 What map distortion technique distorts geographic shape based on a variable? a Cartogram b Choropleth c Dot density d Isoline 6 What does a flow line map represent? a Lines or arrows of varying thickness to represent movement b Dots representing data distribution c Continuous lines connecting similar data d Scale verbal, fractional, or graphic 7 What does the map scale describe? a The color scheme used to represent data b The type of projection used c The number of layers in a map d The ratio between distance on the map and actual distance on Earth 8 Which method is NOT a way to show map scale? a Verbal scale b Audit scale c Graphic scale d Fractional scale 9 Which statement best defines geographic information system (GIS)? a A system of online mapping services b A physical device for measuring distances on maps c Satellites that determine absolute location d Computer software that captures, stores, queries, and displays data about Earth 10 What is remote sensing? a Ground-based surveying only b Capturing data only at local scales c Interpreting data without devices d Gathering data from a distance (e.g., using satellites) 11 Which map type uses different shades to represent data? a Choropleth b Isoline c Graduated symbol d Dot density 12 Which map type uses dots to represent data? a Isoline b Choropleth c Cartogram d Dot density 13 Which map type uses symbols of different sizes to represent data? a Cartogram b Dot density c Isoline d Graduated symbol 14 Which map type uses continuous lines to connect areas with similar or equal amounts of data? a Choropleth b Isoline c Dot density d Cartogram 15 Which map type distorts geographic shape based on a variable? a Choropleth b Cartogram c Isoline d Flow line 16 Which map type uses lines or arrows of varying thickness to represent movement? a Cartogram b Choropleth c Dot density d Flow line 17 What is map scale? a The size of the map in inches b The number of symbols on the map c The distance on the map multiplied by the Earth's distance d The ratio between distance on the map and actual distance on Earth. 18 Which three ways are used to show map scale? a Direct, inverse, or exponential b Numeric, symbolic, or atmospheric c Linear, circular, or radial d Verbal, fractional, or graphic 19 Small scale vs. large scale: which describes more detail over a smaller area? a Both are the same b Small-scale maps c Large-scale maps d Medium-scale maps 20 What is remote sensing? a Gathering data from a distance (e.g., using satellites to track the spread of forest fires) b In-person field experiments only c Direct human survey only d Ground-based observation only 21 What does GIS stand for? a Geographic Interaction System b Geospatial Internetworking Service c Geographic Information System d Global Imaging System 22 What is GPS? a Ground Positioning System b Geographic Positioning Satellite c Global Positioning Service d Satellites that determine absolute location 23 What is quantitative data? a Focuses on the amount or numerical value of data b Data collected only from surveys c Data that cannot be measured numerically d Focuses on the quality, characteristics, or descriptions of that data 24 What is qualitative data? a Focuses on the quality, characteristics, or descriptions of that data b Data collected exclusively from experiments c Focuses on the amount or numerical value of data d Data that is always numerical 25 Name one data collection method that involves going directly to the area to observe and record. a Census b Fieldwork c Satellite imaging d Remote sensing

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Unit 1 APHG Practice TestVersion en ligne

par Nicholas Wilson

What does a choropleth map use to represent data?

Which type of map shows the distribution of world religions or population density using color shading?

Which map type uses symbols of different sizes to represent data?

What is an isoline in mapping?

What map distortion technique distorts geographic shape based on a variable?

What does a flow line map represent?

What does the map scale describe?

Which method is NOT a way to show map scale?

Which statement best defines geographic information system (GIS)?

What is remote sensing?

Which map type uses different shades to represent data?

Which map type uses dots to represent data?

Which map type uses symbols of different sizes to represent data?

Which map type uses continuous lines to connect areas with similar or equal amounts of data?

Which map type distorts geographic shape based on a variable?

Which map type uses lines or arrows of varying thickness to represent movement?

What is map scale?

Which three ways are used to show map scale?

Small scale vs. large scale: which describes more detail over a smaller area?

What is remote sensing?

What does GIS stand for?

What is GPS?

What is quantitative data?

What is qualitative data?

Name one data collection method that involves going directly to the area to observe and record.