Five Themes of Geography: Review/Check-up/Quiz

1. Five Themes of Geography: Review/Check-up/Quiz Developed from a PowerPoint submitted by Tatiana Scruggs Spring 2009 - UMSL Expanded by Joe Naumann Click on a slide to move to the next

2. 1. Which of the 5 themes of geography is most clearly represented by this picture? • Region • Place • location 2. What type of map projection is this most likely to be? A. Mercator B. Robinson C. Polar

3. 3. Which of the 5 themes is represented in the top picture? • Functional Region • Formal Region • Cultural Place • Physical Place • 4. The bottom picture? • Functional Region • Formal Region • Cultural Place • Physical Place

4. 5. Which picture is most likely to be an example of Human Place? • Left • Right

5. 6. How do these pictures represent movement? • They are not pictures that show movement • They show goods moving from place to place • People are operating the vehicles in the picture • Because they like cars • They want knowledge about why people, ideas and goods move • They want to understand the motion or action of movement 7. Why do geographers study movement?

6. 8. What makes each of these pictures examples of region? • Professor Naumann says so • Because of their differences • Because of their internal similarities • They are not examples of region

7. 9. Which of the 5 themes is represented in these pictures? • Functional Region • Human Environment Interaction (alteration) • Physical Place • Human Environment Interaction (adaptation)

8. 10. Which themes are represented in this picture? (select all that apply) • Absolute Location • Relative Location • Physical Place • Human Place • Material Movement • Non-Material Movement • Interaction – Adaptation • Interaction – Alteration • Formal Region • Functional Region

9. 11. Which themes are represented in this picture? (select all that apply) • Absolute Location • Relative Location • Physical Place • Human Place • Material Movement • Non-Material Movement • Interaction – Adaptation • Interaction – Alteration • Formal Region • Functional Region

10. 12. Which themes are represented in this picture? (select all that apply) • Absolute Location • Relative Location • Physical Place • Human Place • Material Movement • Non-Material Movement • Interaction – Adaptation • Interaction – Alteration • Formal Region • Functional Region

11. 13. Which themes are represented in this picture? (select all that apply) • Absolute Location • Relative Location • Physical Place • Human Place • Material Movement • Non-Material Movement • Interaction – Adaptation • Interaction – Alteration • Formal Region • Functional Region

12. 14. Which of the Themes of Geography is illustrated by the picture below? • Absolute Location • Physical Place • Relative Location • Material Movement

13. 15. Which themes are represented in this picture? (select all that apply) • Absolute Location • Relative Location • Physical Place • Human Place • Material Movement • Non-Material Movement • Interaction – Adaptation • Interaction – Alteration • Formal Region • Functional Region

14. 16. Which themes are represented in this picture? (select all that apply) • Absolute Location • Relative Location • Physical Place • Human Place • Material Movement • Non-Material Movement • Interaction – Adaptation • Interaction – Alteration • Formal Region • Functional Region This is the last question. To end the PowerPoint, click – The End

15. Good work, take a bow. You get a group hug too! Return to the Review/Check-up/Quiz!

16. Sorry, think about it again but don’t be sad! Return to the Review/Check-up/Quiz! Okay, You get an encouraging bear hug!

17. Possibly but it would be stretching a point; however, there is a better answer there. Return to the Review/Check-up/Quiz!

18. Return to: Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 Question 6 Question 7 Question 8 • Question 9 • Question 10 • Question 11 • Question 12 • Question 13 • Question 14 • Question 15 • Question 16

19. The End