Session 4 Quiz

Question 1

It deals with the natural features of the earth.

Answer 1

Physical Geography

Question 2

The landlocked province has no access to sea or ocean. In other word it has no _____.

Answer 2

Coastline

Question 3

Phenomena studied in human geography.

Answer 3

Population, settlements, and environment.

Question 4

The location of a place using lines of latitude and longitude is _____.

Answer 4

Absolute Location

Question 5

The study of Human and Physical Geography has five themes, which are (1) Human environment, (2) Movement and other three are _____.

Answer 5

Location, place, and region.

Question 6

Ocean conveyor belt system in which water moves between the cold depths and warm surface in oceans throughout the world.

Answer 6

Thermohaline-Circulation

Question 7

_____ was an American who studied meteorology, mathematics, and chaos theory. In 1963 he developed his “butterfly effect”.

Answer 7

Edward Lorenz

Question 8

He is a geographer who first suggested that the discipline of geography could be divided into three distinct branches.

Answer 8

Bernhardus Varenius

Question 9

It is the study of human use and understanding of the world, the spatial and organization of human activity and its interrelationships with the physical environment.

Answer 9

Human Geography

Question 10

Geography is divided into three distinct branches. The first branch is all about _____.

Answer 10

Forms and dimensions of the earth.

Question 11

The Luzon Datum of 1911 in this province is used as point number 1 for all mapmakers in the Philippines and is the geographic center of the country.

Answer 11

Marinduque

Question 12

The Philippines is located between 6° 40’, and 126° 34’ E longitude and 4° 40’ and 21° 10’N latitude is a description that we called _____.

Answer 12

Absolute Location

Question 13

It is the aboriginal inhabitants of our island also called Aetas or Balugas. They now constitute only a small percentage of the total population.

Answer 13

Negritos

Question 14

One of the regions in the country that all provinces are landlocked.

Answer 14

CAR

Question 15

The Philippine Sea to the east, the Celebes Sea to the South, and the South China Sea to the west and north bound Philippine archipelago. This type of location description is _____.

Answer 15

Relative Location

Question 16

It describes how people change their environment or adapt to it.

Answer 16

Human Environment/Interaction

Question 17

It describes an area in terms of its physical and human characteristics such as climate, landforms, waterways, language, religion, social activities, etc.

Answer 17

Place

Question 18

It describes an area that has its own unifying characteristics. This is done politically.

Answer 18

Region

Question 19

It is fundamentally concerned with the ways in which patterns on Earth’s surface reflect and influence physical and human processes.

Answer 19

Geography

Question 20

It is the study of the environment, people and the resources they use _____.

Answer 20

Human and Physical Geography

Question 21

These are phenomena studied in physical geography.

Answer 21

Land forms, rocks and minerals, and climate and weather.

Question 22

The largest lake in Philippine archipelago is Laguna de Bay in the Province of Laguna and Rizal. The smallest lake that is in Agusan province is _____.

Answer 22

Lake Lumao

Question 23

It is a territory or part of a territory lying wholly within the boundaries of another.

Answer 23

Enclave

Question 24

This occurs through migration, trade and cultural diffusion.

Answer 24

Movement

Question 25

The total land area of the Philippines is 115,800 square miles. In square kilometers the total land area equivalent is _____.

Answer 25

300,000 Square Kilometers

Question 26

Provinces are further subdivided into cities and municipalities. The Philippines has a total of how many provinces?

Answer 26

82

Question 27

The first individual to accurately calculate the conference of the earth.

Answer 27

Eratosthenes

Question 28

Since lakes do not allow access to seaborne trade, Rizal province and another province are still considered to be landlocked which is _____.

Answer 28

Laguna

Question 29

The three principal regions of the Philippines are _____.

Answer 29

Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

Question 30

It is the description of a place in relation to another.

Answer 30

Relative Location