This examines the spatial relationships between all physical and cultural phenomena in the world.

The spatial study of natural phenomena that make up the environment, such as rivers, mountains, landforms, weather, climate, soils, plants, and any other physical aspects of the earth’s surface.

The study of animals and plants and their distribution and patterns on the earth’s surface.

It deals with water resources and how the various water resources are managed and distributed across the physical earth.

It deals with the study of the weather patterns and how these weather patterns affect the climate of a region on the planet.

All are major forms or sub-branches of study within physical geography except

The study of population distribution, migration, origin and growth in a particular region.

All are sub-braches of Human geography except

The use of sophisticated technology in dealing and solving problems that affects the environment.

The expression of ideas by means of speech-sounds combined into words.

This involves the study of the upper layer of the earth’s surface, the lithosphere and its categorization and distribution.

The interaction between human cultures and various environments and focus on the causes and consequences of human settlement and distribution over the landscape.

They examine the spatial distribution of human populations, religions, languages, ethnicities, political systems, economics, urban dynamics, and other components of human activity.

This involves the boundaries of countries, the development strategies put in place and the voting patterns and behaviors within each jurisdiction.

The study of spatial aspects of interactions between humans and their immediate environment and the resultant repercussions of this interaction.

Read the statement carefully, and choose the best answer of the options A-D. Environmental geography helps in understanding the physical land forms and their relationship with human activities. This helps researchers identify what human activities lead to what land forms and how to avoid or encourage certain activities that affect the environment. Environment geography also helps in simplifying life by studying the causes of diseases based on the environmental activities and their spread.

What characteristic of "place" deals with people and culture?

A region is which of the following?

"Where something is" can be referred to as what?

Human/environment interaction focuses on how humans do what with their environment?

People, goods and ideas traveling from one place to another is called what?

What is used to find absolute location?

The service and worship of a higher power(s).

People who share biological ancestor.

People who share cultural identity with people from from the same homeland or hearth.

The belief that objects, such as plants and stones, or natural events like thunderstorm and earthquakes have a discrete spirit life.

The lengthy process of change by which people originated from apelike ancestors.

The ability to walk on two legs.

Paleolithic period can also be divided into several smaller timeline periods.

One of the longest-lived and best-known early human species.

The oldest known early humans to have possessed modern human-like body proportions with relatively elongated legs and shorter arms compared to the size of the torso.

The period includes the most basic stone toolkits made by early humans.

The oldest stone tools, known as the Oldowan toolkit, consist of at least

The final stage of cultural evolution or technological development among prehistoric humans.

The practice of raising domesticated plants or animals as a main food source.

The branch of agriculture that focuses on herding animals.

“Lucy” was a member of which group?

Why is the Stone Age called the Stone Age?

What are the characteristics of the Paleolithic Age?

What was it that allowed for the transition from the Paleolithic Age to the Neolithic Age?

Eugene Dubois was a Dutch physician who set out in the 1890s to find remains of early humanoids. He located the first examples of what he called 'Pithecanthropus erectus', also known as Homo erectus, on what island in 1891?

The Stone Age is the prehistorical era in which historians believe that humans began the practice of farming and agriculture. Within the Stone Age classification of the three aged system, there are various sub-groups that classify the evolution of humans. Which of the following subgroups is most closely associated with agricultural development?

What was the first metal used by man?

Bronze is created by combining copper with what?

Archaeological evidence indicates that the transition from food- collecting cultures to food-producing ones gradually occurred across Asia and Europe from a starting point in the _____________.

What are the characteristics of Metal Period?

During the Metal Period, _______________ and _______________continued being the most important economic activities.

Old stone age people

All are stages in metalworking except

Read the statement carefully, and choose the best answer. Human beings made the first metal objects about 7,000 years ago. First they used copper but it was not very strong. Then bronze and iron were used. With bronze and iron they could make different kinds of objects: weapons, jewels, statutes, etc. The wheel, the sail and the plough were invented in the Middle East about 5000 years ago. We still use them today. The wheel had different applications: for transportation being used in carts pulled by bullocks or in pottery wheels to make better ceramic pieces. The sail was used in ships to make a better use of the force of the wind. The plough substituted the hoe to cultivate the land. They could work faster and in greater areas.