Question 1

Identify and describe three different cultural landscapes that exist in the city where your university or college is located.

Accepted Answer

1) The urban cultural landscape: The city where my university is located has a vibrant urban cultural landscape, with a mix of modern skyscrapers, historic buildings, and diverse neighborhoods. The downtown area is filled with office buildings, restaurants, and entertainment venues, while the surrounding neighborhoods showcase a variety of architectural styles and cultural influences. Street art, public parks, and public transportation also contribute to the urban cultural landscape.

2) The university campus cultural landscape: The university campus itself is a unique cultural landscape, with its own distinct architecture, green spaces, and student life. The campus features a mix of historic and modern buildings, as well as public art installations and outdoor gathering spaces. The diverse student population and various campus events and activities also contribute to the cultural landscape of the university.

3) The natural cultural landscape: Despite being a bustling urban area, the city where my university is located also has a natural cultural landscape, with parks, rivers, and other natural features that contribute to the overall cultural identity of the city. These natural spaces provide opportunities for outdoor recreation, community events, and a connection to the local environment, adding to the cultural richness of the city.

Question 2

According to Carl Sauer,a cultural landscape

Accepted Answer

A)  exists prior to human habitation of the given landscape. 
B)  need not require a natural landscape. 
C)  results from the action of a cultural group within and on a landscape. 
D)  is an old-fashioned concept with limited use by contemporary geographers. 
E)  is a non-tangible outcome of the simplistic interactions between a human group and a natural environment. 
A)  exists prior to human habitation of the given landscape. 
B)  need not require a natural landscape. 
C)  results from the action of a cultural group within and on a landscape. 
D)  is an old-fashioned concept with limited use by contemporary geographers. 
E)  is a non-tangible outcome of the simplistic interactions between a human group and a natural environment. C

Question 3

The common architecture developed in Canada established a standard,creating a set pattern between all regions of the country.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

-Hinduism

Accepted Answer

The answer of  
-Hinduism...

Question 5

-Saudi Arabia shares a border with which of the following countries?

Accepted Answer

A)  Iran 
B)  Iraq 
C)  Mongolia 
D)  Pakistan 
E)  Sri Lanka 
A)  Iran 
B)  Iraq 
C)  Mongolia 
D)  Pakistan 
E)  Sri Lanka

Question 6

The Basque language of northeastern Spain and southwest France is an isolate,a language that has no known relationship with any other language and cannot be assigned to any language family.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

According to actor-network theory (ANT),nonhuman and inanimate things,and not just humans,have

Accepted Answer

A)  agency. 
B)  affect. 
A)  agency. 
B)  affect.

Question 8

This type of music results from a blend of Acadian French,African,and Aboriginal-American influences.

Accepted Answer

A)  Cajun music 
B)  world music 
C)  country music 
D)  rhythm and blues 
E)  native music 
A)  Cajun music 
B)  world music 
C)  country music 
D)  rhythm and blues 
E)  native music

Question 9

In relation to the house building styles of early Canadian settlers,some Canadian geographers noted that Canada was "a simplification of Europe overseas." Discuss,making reference to specific influences and Canadian geography,and considering both folk and vernacular architecture.

Accepted Answer

The house building styles of early Canad

Question 10

Rites of passage are limited to the world's peripheral places and traditional peoples.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

According to ________,a family is an entity composed of human and nonhumans,like the dog,the house,the car,the cellphone and the TV.

Accepted Answer

A)  Actor-network theory 
B)  Non-representational theory 
A)  Actor-network theory 
B)  Non-representational theory

Question 12

The power difference between men and women is cultural,socially created,and negotiable.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Cultural geography

Accepted Answer

A)  is concerned only with material culture. 
B)  is no longer relevant because the world has become homogeneous. 
C)  explores the interactions of culture with space, place, and landscape. 
D)  was denounced for its racist and upper-class bias by Carl Sauer. 
E)  cannot be influenced by a whole range of interactions. 
A)  is concerned only with material culture. 
B)  is no longer relevant because the world has become homogeneous. 
C)  explores the interactions of culture with space, place, and landscape. 
D)  was denounced for its racist and upper-class bias by Carl Sauer. 
E)  cannot be influenced by a whole range of interactions.

Question 14

The idea of an emerging,homogenous global culture is based on the perception of a pervasive

Accepted Answer

A)  Americanization. 
B)  Wal-Maritization. 
C)  materialism. 
D)  cultural nationalism. 
E)  hybridization. 
A)  Americanization. 
B)  Wal-Maritization. 
C)  materialism. 
D)  cultural nationalism. 
E)  hybridization.

Question 15

Despite having a long history and followers around the world,Judaism does not have many followers.In large part,this is because Judaism

Accepted Answer

A)  does not seek converts. 
B)  is a polytheistic religion. 
C)  is an off-shoot of the much more popular Sikhism. 
D)  like Feng Shui, is just a passing fad. 
E)  recognizes Saturday as the holy day, which conflicts with Saturday as a day of work and play. 
A)  does not seek converts. 
B)  is a polytheistic religion. 
C)  is an off-shoot of the much more popular Sikhism. 
D)  like Feng Shui, is just a passing fad. 
E)  recognizes Saturday as the holy day, which conflicts with Saturday as a day of work and play.

Question 16

Match the religion to the approximate time of its emergence.
-Hinduism

Accepted Answer

A) 7th century 
B) 500 B.C.E. 
C) 15th century A.D. 
D) 4000 years ago 
E) 0 B.C./A.D.
F)2,000 B.C. 
A) 7th century 
B) 500 B.C.E. 
C) 15th century A.D. 
D) 4000 years ago 
E) 0 B.C./A.D.
F)2,000 B.C.

Question 17

All Indo-European languages (including Russian,Hindi,English,Spanish,and German)are all part of the same language

Accepted Answer

A)  family. 
B)  branch. 
A)  family. 
B)  branch.

Question 18

The cultural hearth of Islam is in

Accepted Answer

A)  Saudi Arabia, in the Middle East. 
B)  Egypt, North Africa. 
C)  Indonesia and Malaysia, Southeast Asia. 
D)  the Balkans, in Europe. 
E)  China, in East Asia. 
A)  Saudi Arabia, in the Middle East. 
B)  Egypt, North Africa. 
C)  Indonesia and Malaysia, Southeast Asia. 
D)  the Balkans, in Europe. 
E)  China, in East Asia.

Question 19

Amerindian and Na-Dene languages were introduced to North America

Accepted Answer

A)  at least 10 000 years ago. 
B)  between 6500 and 4500 years ago. 
C)  4000 years ago. 
D)  about 2500 years ago. 
E)  about 1500 years ago 
A)  at least 10 000 years ago. 
B)  between 6500 and 4500 years ago. 
C)  4000 years ago. 
D)  about 2500 years ago. 
E)  about 1500 years ago

Question 20

From a biological standpoint,race does not exist.Practically,however,the term has come to refer to

Accepted Answer

A)  the places of certain ethnic groups, such as the Chinese in a "Chinatown." 
B)  differences between people based on skin color and other physical characteristics. 
C)  differences in cultures and practice. 
D)  differences between people as determined by intelligence tests. 
E)  differences between people as determined by where they originate from. 
A)  the places of certain ethnic groups, such as the Chinese in a "Chinatown." 
B)  differences between people based on skin color and other physical characteristics. 
C)  differences in cultures and practice. 
D)  differences between people as determined by intelligence tests. 
E)  differences between people as determined by where they originate from.

Identify and describe three different cultural landscapes that exist in the city where your university or college is located.

According to Carl Sauer,a cultural landscape

The common architecture developed in Canada established a standard,creating a set pattern between all regions of the country.

-Hinduism

-Saudi Arabia shares a border with which of the following countries?

The Basque language of northeastern Spain and southwest France is an isolate,a language that has no known relationship with any other language and cannot be assigned to any language family.

According to actor-network theory (ANT),nonhuman and inanimate things,and not just humans,have

This type of music results from a blend of Acadian French,African,and Aboriginal-American influences.

In relation to the house building styles of early Canadian settlers,some Canadian geographers noted that Canada was "a simplification of Europe overseas." Discuss,making reference to specific influences and Canadian geography,and considering both folk and vernacular architecture.

Rites of passage are limited to the world's peripheral places and traditional peoples.

According to ________,a family is an entity composed of human and nonhumans,like the dog,the house,the car,the cellphone and the TV.

The power difference between men and women is cultural,socially created,and negotiable.

Cultural geography

The idea of an emerging,homogenous global culture is based on the perception of a pervasive

Despite having a long history and followers around the world,Judaism does not have many followers.In large part,this is because Judaism

Match the religion to the approximate time of its emergence. -Hinduism

All Indo-European languages (including Russian,Hindi,English,Spanish,and German)are all part of the same language

The cultural hearth of Islam is in

Amerindian and Na-Dene languages were introduced to North America

From a biological standpoint,race does not exist.Practically,however,the term has come to refer to

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Exam 5: Cultural Geographies

Identify and describe three different cultural landscapes that exist in the city where your university or college is located.

According to Carl Sauer,a cultural landscape

The common architecture developed in Canada established a standard,creating a set pattern between all regions of the country.

-Hinduism

-Saudi Arabia shares a border with which of the following countries?

The Basque language of northeastern Spain and southwest France is an isolate,a language that has no known relationship with any other language and cannot be assigned to any language family.

According to actor-network theory (ANT),nonhuman and inanimate things,and not just humans,have

This type of music results from a blend of Acadian French,African,and Aboriginal-American influences.

In relation to the house building styles of early Canadian settlers,some Canadian geographers noted that Canada was "a simplification of Europe overseas." Discuss,making reference to specific influences and Canadian geography,and considering both folk and vernacular architecture.

Rites of passage are limited to the world's peripheral places and traditional peoples.

According to ________,a family is an entity composed of human and nonhumans,like the dog,the house,the car,the cellphone and the TV.

The power difference between men and women is cultural,socially created,and negotiable.

Cultural geography

The idea of an emerging,homogenous global culture is based on the perception of a pervasive

Despite having a long history and followers around the world,Judaism does not have many followers.In large part,this is because Judaism

Match the religion to the approximate time of its emergence. -Hinduism

All Indo-European languages (including Russian,Hindi,English,Spanish,and German)are all part of the same language

The cultural hearth of Islam is in

Amerindian and Na-Dene languages were introduced to North America

From a biological standpoint,race does not exist.Practically,however,the term has come to refer to

Geography Matters

The Changing Global Context

Population Geography

People and Nature

Interpreting Places and Landscapes

Geographies of Economic Development

Food and Agriculture

Political Geographies

Urbanization

City Spaces: Urban Structure

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