Question 1

Define the terms "culture" and "cultural geography."

Accepted Answer

Culture is a complex term that encompass

Question 2

Which was the first monotheistic religion?

Accepted Answer

A)  Judaism 
B)  Roman Catholicism 
C)  Orthodox 
D)  Islam 
E)  Hinduism 
A)  Judaism 
B)  Roman Catholicism 
C)  Orthodox 
D)  Islam 
E)  Hinduism

Question 3

In Canada,the reality of the workplace shows that a proficiency in English or French is an important determinant of an individual's economic success.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Cultural traits can vary within a cultural system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

A diaspora is the diffusion of a religion from its cultural hearth.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

While making reference to spatial patterns of distribution and their numerical variations coming into the twenty-first century,present the geography of Canada's main language groups (anglophone,francophone,and allophone).

Accepted Answer

In the twenty-first century, Canada's ma

Question 7

Outline a few ways in which the growing number and diversity of religions have influenced the ability of Canadians to appreciate other cultures.

Accepted Answer

The growing number and diversity of reli

Question 8

Sexuality,racialization,gender,and ethnicity have all been used to create social identities and/or power differences among groups.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Some countries have more than one official language.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

-The countries of which two capitals share a border?

Accepted Answer

A)  Baghdad & Tehran 
B)  Islamabad & Riyadh 
C)  Ulan Bator & Colombo 
D)  Abuja & Colombo 
E)  Baghdad & Islamabad 
A)  Baghdad & Tehran 
B)  Islamabad & Riyadh 
C)  Ulan Bator & Colombo 
D)  Abuja & Colombo 
E)  Baghdad & Islamabad

Question 11

The nineteenth-century Ontario farmhouse is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  vernacular architecture. 
B)  Victorian architecture. 
C)  folk architecture. 
D)  utopian architecture. 
E)  colonial American. 
A)  vernacular architecture. 
B)  Victorian architecture. 
C)  folk architecture. 
D)  utopian architecture. 
E)  colonial American.

Question 12

________ was an American pioneer in exploring and understanding the many ways that humans transform the surface of the earth to create cultural landscapes.

Accepted Answer

A)  Carl Sauer 
B)  Notorious B.I.G. 
C)  the Dalai Lama 
D)  Paul Knox 
E)  Paul Vidal de la Blache 
A)  Carl Sauer 
B)  Notorious B.I.G. 
C)  the Dalai Lama 
D)  Paul Knox 
E)  Paul Vidal de la Blache

Question 13

Gender is an identity,and reflects ________ differences between men and women.

Accepted Answer

A)  social 
B)  biological 
A)  social 
B)  biological

Question 14

Actor-network theory helps explain how,for example,the accordion has become central in polka,Cajun,chicken scratch and Tex-Mex music.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The Dalai Lama travels the world supporting the people of Tibet and promoting

Accepted Answer

A)  Buddhism. 
B)  Catholicism. 
C)  Hinduism. 
D)  Islam. 
E)  non-violent protestantism. 
A)  Buddhism. 
B)  Catholicism. 
C)  Hinduism. 
D)  Islam. 
E)  non-violent protestantism.

Question 16

Carl Sauer,H.C.Darby and Paul Vidal de la Blache placed ________ at the heart and centre of their studies of human-environment interactions.

Accepted Answer

A)  cultural landscapes 
B)  natural landscapes 
C)  climatological factors 
D)  language and religion 
E)  economics and politics 
A)  cultural landscapes 
B)  natural landscapes 
C)  climatological factors 
D)  language and religion 
E)  economics and politics

Question 17

Which of the following terms is most likely to encompass the largest number of languages?

Accepted Answer

A)  language family 
B)  language branch 
C)  language group 
D)  language dialect 
E)  language collective 
A)  language family 
B)  language branch 
C)  language group 
D)  language dialect 
E)  language collective

Question 18

The British historical geographer H.C.Darby was best known for

Accepted Answer

A)  understanding how past geographies changed, or evolved, into more recent geographies. 
B)  starting the first geography department in England (at Oxford). 
C)  writing the domes day Book documenting England's dialects. 
D)  interpreting the Old English dialect spoken by William the Conqueror. 
E)  making the first religious map of Asia. 
A)  understanding how past geographies changed, or evolved, into more recent geographies. 
B)  starting the first geography department in England (at Oxford). 
C)  writing the domes day Book documenting England's dialects. 
D)  interpreting the Old English dialect spoken by William the Conqueror. 
E)  making the first religious map of Asia.

Question 19

Recent gender-sensitive geographical research assumes that gender is equally as socially constructed as space and place.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

-In the above map,the darkest shadings indicate countries where the population of ________ is over 50%.

Accepted Answer

A)  Muslims 
B)  Buddhists 
C)  Sikhs 
D)  Jews 
E)  Hindus 
A)  Muslims 
B)  Buddhists 
C)  Sikhs 
D)  Jews 
E)  Hindus

Define the terms "culture" and "cultural geography."

Which was the first monotheistic religion?

In Canada,the reality of the workplace shows that a proficiency in English or French is an important determinant of an individual's economic success.

Cultural traits can vary within a cultural system.

A diaspora is the diffusion of a religion from its cultural hearth.

While making reference to spatial patterns of distribution and their numerical variations coming into the twenty-first century,present the geography of Canada's main language groups (anglophone,francophone,and allophone).

Outline a few ways in which the growing number and diversity of religions have influenced the ability of Canadians to appreciate other cultures.

Sexuality,racialization,gender,and ethnicity have all been used to create social identities and/or power differences among groups.

Some countries have more than one official language.

-The countries of which two capitals share a border?

The nineteenth-century Ontario farmhouse is an example of

________ was an American pioneer in exploring and understanding the many ways that humans transform the surface of the earth to create cultural landscapes.

Gender is an identity,and reflects ________ differences between men and women.

Actor-network theory helps explain how,for example,the accordion has become central in polka,Cajun,chicken scratch and Tex-Mex music.

The Dalai Lama travels the world supporting the people of Tibet and promoting

Carl Sauer,H.C.Darby and Paul Vidal de la Blache placed ________ at the heart and centre of their studies of human-environment interactions.

Which of the following terms is most likely to encompass the largest number of languages?

The British historical geographer H.C.Darby was best known for

Recent gender-sensitive geographical research assumes that gender is equally as socially constructed as space and place.

-In the above map,the darkest shadings indicate countries where the population of ________ is over 50%.

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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Exam 5: Cultural Geographies

Define the terms "culture" and "cultural geography."

Which was the first monotheistic religion?

In Canada,the reality of the workplace shows that a proficiency in English or French is an important determinant of an individual's economic success.

Cultural traits can vary within a cultural system.

A diaspora is the diffusion of a religion from its cultural hearth.

While making reference to spatial patterns of distribution and their numerical variations coming into the twenty-first century,present the geography of Canada's main language groups (anglophone,francophone,and allophone).

Outline a few ways in which the growing number and diversity of religions have influenced the ability of Canadians to appreciate other cultures.

Sexuality,racialization,gender,and ethnicity have all been used to create social identities and/or power differences among groups.

Some countries have more than one official language.

-The countries of which two capitals share a border?

The nineteenth-century Ontario farmhouse is an example of

________ was an American pioneer in exploring and understanding the many ways that humans transform the surface of the earth to create cultural landscapes.

Gender is an identity,and reflects ________ differences between men and women.

Actor-network theory helps explain how,for example,the accordion has become central in polka,Cajun,chicken scratch and Tex-Mex music.

The Dalai Lama travels the world supporting the people of Tibet and promoting

Carl Sauer,H.C.Darby and Paul Vidal de la Blache placed ________ at the heart and centre of their studies of human-environment interactions.

Which of the following terms is most likely to encompass the largest number of languages?

The British historical geographer H.C.Darby was best known for

Recent gender-sensitive geographical research assumes that gender is equally as socially constructed as space and place.

-In the above map,the darkest shadings indicate countries where the population of ________ is over 50%.

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

Filters