| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Study of where and why human activities are located | Human Geography | 54%
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| Exact location on Earth | Absolute | 51%
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| Science of mapmaking | Cartography | 47%
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| Location in relation to other places | Relative | 44%
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| Projection that maintains accurate direction, but distorts land size at the poles | Mercator | 43%
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| Computer system that stores and can show layers of geographic data | GIS | 40%
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| Directions based on people's surroundings | Relative | 36%
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| Accurately determines the position of something on Earth | GPS | 34%
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| Rapid widespread diffusion of an idea throughout a population | Contagious | 29%
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| Process by which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected as a result of increased trade and cultural exchange | Globalization | 29%
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| Projection that attempts to balance all 4 projection errors | Robinson | 29%
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| Diffusion of an idea from persons/nodes of authority to other people | Hierarchical | 27%
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| Map where lines show equal data, for example topographic map | Isoline | 27%
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| Map where size of place is scaled to fit data | Cartogram | 26%
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| Materials or substances that occur in nature and can be used for economic gain | Natural Resources | 24%
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| Scale at which a geographer analyzes a particular phenomenom | Scale of Analysis | 24%
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| Map where areas are shaded in proportion to data | Choropleth | 23%
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| Spread of an idea through physical movement of people | Relocation | 23%
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| Acquisition of data about Earth's surface via a satellite | Remote Sensing | 23%
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| Founder of geography | Eratosthenes | 21%
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| Data associated with cultural and regional geography because it is more descriptive of unique places | Qualitative Data | 21%
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| Data that uses mathematical techniques that are important for economic, political, and population geography | Quantitative Data | 21%
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| Diffusion of an underlying principle even though a characteristic itself fails to diffuse | Stimulus | 21%
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| Effect where the farther an idea is from the source, the less likely it is to be adopted | Distance Decay | 20%
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| A region organized around a node or focal point | Functional | 20%
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| Focal points of innovation and invention | Hearth | 20%
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| Study of where and why natural forces occur as they do | Physical Geography | 20%
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| People have the ability to adjust to their environment | Possibilism | 20%
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| Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs | Sustainability | 20%
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| A region that people believe exist as a part of their cultural identity. Defined by how people perceive it | Vernacular | 20%
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| Compass direction such as North or South | Absolute | 19%
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| Frequency of which something occurs in space | Density | 19%
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| Physical characteristics of a place | Site | 19%
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| Map where one point shows a particular phenomenon | Dot | 17%
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| The physical environment causes social development | Environmental Determinism | 17%
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| Type of region in which everyone shares in common one or more distinctive characteristics | Formal | 17%
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| Trait diffuses from lower class or less populated area to higher class or more populated centers | Reverse Hierarchical | 17%
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| Location of a place relative to other places | Situation | 17%
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| Spread of an idea outward from a hearth | Expansion | 16%
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| Projection that maintains area, but distorts shape at the poles | Gall-Peters | 14%
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| Relationship of a feature's size on a map to its actual size on Earth | Map Scale | 14%
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| A combination of cultural features and physical features that characterizes a region | Cultural Landscape | 13%
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| Extent of a features spread over space | Concentration | 11%
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| Geometric arrangement of objects in space | Pattern | 11%
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| Map that shows information for a particular place, useful for navigation | Reference | 10%
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| Idea that relative distance is shrinking with increasing technology | Time-Space Convergence | 10%
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| An individual's internal geographic understanding of a place | Mental Map | 9%
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| Map where size of a symbol reflects relative magnitude of data | Proportional Symbol | 7%
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| Conducts research, operates factories, and sells produces in many countries | Transnational Corporation | 6%
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| Differences that are maintained around the world no matter how much globalization occurs | Local Diversity | 4%
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