Map Projections / Scale
Regions
Data Systems
Types of Maps
Misc.
100

What do all map projections share?

Distortion

100

A pizza delivery area is best described as a ______ region.

Functional

100

What is the geographic tool that uses a network of satellites to determine absolute location?

GPS

100

What type of map has different size shapes to illustrate frequency of occurrence?  

Graduated Symbols

100

What is the geographic concept that describes the relative size of the globe as becoming much smaller due to advancements in transportation and communication?

Time Space Compression 

200

What type of map projection is this?

Gall-Peters

200

Identify one example of a perceptual region that can be found in the United States.

The South, The midwest, the Rust Belt, the Sun Belt, The bible belt etc. 

200

Name 2 types of remote sensing data collection tools

satellites, aircraft photographs, drones, aircraft sensors

200

What type of map is this?

Isoline

200

This term refers to characteristics of a place including landform, climate, and natural resources

Site

300

What is the scale of analysis for a map showing literacy rates for countries across the globe?

National Scale

300

What is a node, and what types of regions have a node?

A node is a center point that connects everything in a functional region

300

What type of qualitative and quantitative data do they collect at a doctors appointment?

Qualitative- How do you feel, symptoms, etc.


Quantitative- height, weight, temperature

300

What type of map projection is this?

Cartogram Map

300

The belief that the physical environment plays a role in the development of society along with the culture.

Environmental Determinism 

400

An advantage of this type of map projection is that it is accurate for navigation, but it significantly distorts area (size).

Mercator Projection

400

What type of region includes the political boundaries within a country, like states in the United States?

Formal Regions

400

Define the Term GIS

GIS is a technology that is used to create, manage, analyze, and map all types of data in LAYERS.

400

What type of map is this? 

graduated symbol

400

Name one trend that attempts to address sustainability

Answers may vary

500

Which map would show more detail; a map at 1:20,000 scale or a map at 1:200,000 scale?

A map at 1:20,000 scale

500

Radio stations are ________ regions; as you move further away, people will start to tune the station out due to_____.

Functional; distance decay

500

The __________  collects data on the population in the United States every 10 years.

U.S. Census

500

What type of map uses colors or different shades to illustrate frequency of occurrence?  

Choropleth

500

Multinational corporations like Mcdonalds or Apple, and the spread of information through social media apps are all examples of what concept?

Globalization