11 mark
A characteristic that can change over space or time is known as
A trend
Geographic scale
Vernacular
A variable
The scale of data
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Scales of Analysis (College Board AP® Human Geography): Exam Questions
9 mins9 questions
21 mark
Which of the following is an example of a global scale of analysis?
How climate change affects multiple countries
The rates of crime in a neighbourhood in California
Access to healthcare in Texas
The defense and security within the United States
Elderly population in a town
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31 mark
Source: https://pixabay.com/photos/united-states-atlantic-coast-night-92351/
The image above shows what scale of analysis?
Local
Regional
Global
National
Individual
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41 mark
Which of the following is an example of a regional scale of analysis?
International trade
Global pandemic
Internal migration
Climate and weather across one country
Neighbourhood crime rates
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51 mark
Which of the following would not be analysed at a national scale?
Country security and defense policies
Healthcare policies
Environmental impacts
Education policies
Global disease breakouts
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61 mark
If you wanted to uncover in-depth information about a specific location, which scale of map would be most useful to you?
A state map
A map of a city
A country map
A world map
A cycle route map
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71 mark
Studying a geographic phenomena within a city or a neighourhood is using what scale of analysis?
Local scale
Regional scale
Global scale
National scale
Individual scale
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81 mark
Why is data aggregation useful?
It records information about the physical location of objects in space
It reduces smaller details.
It produces a efficient and collaborative atmosphere
It involves the organization of data, making it easier to sort data and highlight patterns.
Sorting data can also hide certain patterns.
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91 mark
Which of the following is not likely to be used as a map scale?
1/26,000 cm to miles
1cm equals 90°
1:24,000 cm to miles
1 cm equals 1 mile
Graphic scale using a bar line
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