Question 100Which of the following describes the property of true shape on a map? conformalequidistanceproximityequivalence Question 101Which of the following tools used by geographers and earth scientists depicts Earth's area, shape, direction, proximity, and distance correctly? an atlasa globea digital mapGPSA paper map Question 102The spatial inquiry step used by physical geographers to study a phenomenon on earth’s surface starts with: Writing a theoryMaking a mapMaking empirical observation of the physical environmentMaking an experimentFormulating a hypothesis Question 103A flow of energy in the earth system can be explained using ___________ as an example. Photosynthesis – a process which converts solar energy from the sun to chemical energy found in the food we eatRain falls – rain causing running water, the kinetic energy from running water erodes hillsides causing mudflowSolar radiation – energy heats a lake water, the lake water evaporates as latent heatElectrical energy – electrical charge is produced with a thunderstorm resulting from releases of latent heat of condensationAll are good examples. Question 104Distance between meridians on the equator is __compared to distance between meridians at 60° N or S. FarCloserSmallerThe same Question 105If it is 10:00 am in London on Sunday, and what the local time and day in New York (75°W)? 5 am Sunday4 am Saturday2 pm Saturday3 pm Sunday Question 106Based on life experiences in the time zone you live, the use of DST (daylight saving), the practice of setting the clocks forward 1 hour from standard time at the start of spring months, and back again in the fall, has a negative or positive impact on: Business revenuesHealthEnergy consumptionAccident/crime rateAll are true Question 107If you travel around the world following the Prime Meridian and then the 180°longitude, your travel route makes: a rhumb lineA small circleA great circleAn orbit Question 108In contrast to a small circle, a great circle on the globe has the following feature(s): It shows the shortest distance between two points on earthIt bisects the globe into two equal partsIt is represented by the equator as the only parallel that is a great circleAll listed are possible answers Question 109A map is an abstract representation of the real world in a 2-D format. It must have/possess the following information to be considered as a map. Theme and date of the information shown on the mapDirection pointing the NorthA scale & legendprojection typeAll listed. Otherwise, it is not a map. Question 110A scale of 1:21,000,000 you see on the classroom world map or globe is regarded asa large scale.a medium scalea small scalean intermediate scale.

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Question 100Which of the following describes the property of true shape on a map? conformalequidistanceproximityequivalence Question 101Which of the following tools used by geographers and earth scientists depicts Earth's area, shape, direction, proximity, and distance correctly? an atlasa globea digital mapGPSA paper map Question 102The spatial inquiry step used by physical geographers to study a phenomenon on earth’s surface starts with: Writing a theoryMaking a mapMaking empirical observation of the physical environmentMaking an experimentFormulating a hypothesis Question 103A flow of energy in the earth system can be explained using ___________ as an example. Photosynthesis – a process which converts solar energy from the sun to chemical energy found in the food we eatRain falls – rain causing running water, the kinetic energy from running water erodes hillsides causing mudflowSolar radiation – energy heats a lake water, the lake water evaporates as latent heatElectrical energy – electrical charge is produced with a thunderstorm resulting from releases of latent heat of condensationAll are good examples.  Question 104Distance between meridians on the equator is __compared to distance between meridians at 60° N or S. FarCloserSmallerThe same Question 105If it is 10:00 am in London on Sunday, and what the local time and day in New York (75°W)?  5 am Sunday4 am Saturday2 pm Saturday3 pm Sunday Question 106Based on life experiences in the time zone you live, the use of DST (daylight saving), the practice of setting the clocks forward 1 hour from standard time at the start of spring months, and back again in the fall, has a negative or positive impact on: Business revenuesHealthEnergy consumptionAccident/crime rateAll are true  Question 107If you travel around the world following the Prime Meridian and then the 180°longitude, your travel route makes: a rhumb lineA small circleA great circleAn orbit Question 108In contrast to a small circle, a great circle on the globe has the following feature(s):  It shows the shortest distance between two points on earthIt bisects the globe into two equal partsIt is represented by the equator as the only parallel that is a great circleAll listed are possible answers Question 109A map is an abstract representation of the real world in a 2-D format. It must have/possess the following information to be considered as a map. Theme and date of the information shown on the mapDirection pointing the NorthA scale & legendprojection typeAll listed. Otherwise, it is not a map. Question 110A scale of 1:21,000,000 you see on the classroom world map or globe is regarded asa large scale.a medium scalea small scalean intermediate scale.

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