Question

I. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER FOR THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS (1 pt. each) 1. Which one of the following statements is FALSE about Environmental Determinism? A. It is a philosophy that beliefs human activities are controlled by the environment B. It considers human beings as passive agents C. propounded the dominance of the physical environment over man's activities D. Emphasize that two-way relationships exist between humans and the environment 2. Which of the following is NOT a sub division of physical geography? A. Coastal Geography B. Oceanography C. Climatology D. Tourism Geography 3. Different scholars have tried to define geography differently at different times. This variation might be attributed due to: A. The wider nature of the scope of geography and the dynamic nature of much of its content B. The use of systematic & regional approach C. The fact that Geography studies the spatial variation of phenomena on the earth's surface D. The introduction of scientific research 4. Which one of the following is different from the rest? A. Population Geography C. Geography of the Middle East B. Geography of Africa D. Geography of Sub-Sahara 5. Topics about the Universe, in particular the Solar System, that are taught in geography are borrowed from------ A. Astronomy B. Biology C. Physics D. Meteorology 6. Climatology is a discipline that examines about: A. The distribution of relief features over the earth C. The type and fertility of soil for the purpose of production B. The movement ocean water makes and its causes D. The relationship between temperature and pressure 7. A German geographer who tried to show how people adapt to and are influenced by the environment was A. Alexander Von Humboldt B. Febvre C. Karl Ritter D. Charles Darwin​

Answer 1

1. D. Emphasize that two-way relationships exist between humans and the environment

2. D. Tourism Geography

3. A. The wider nature of the scope of geography and the dynamic nature of much of its content

4. B. Geography of Africa

5. A. Astronomy

6. D. The long-term atmospheric conditions and their changes