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A researcher is going to Hawaii to study Japanese immigration to the United States. Which of the five themes of geography would the researcher most likely use?

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human-environment interaction
B
location
C
movement
D
region
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In your own words, describe what geography is all about. Write a short paragraph that explains what it means to study geography. Give two examples of things you might study as a geographer. (Hint: Think about the five themes and six essential elements of geography.)

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Maps, satellite images, and photographs help geographers study spatial relationships between people and the environment. Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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T
B
F
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Regions are changing constantly. When two people group places together into a region, they might do it differently. What region of the United States do you live in? In a short paragraph, describe your region and write about three distinguishing characteristics it possesses.

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The process of __________ takes place when the Earth's surface is worn away by the action of physical processes such as wind and water.

A
erosion
B
plate tectonics
C
climate
D
weather
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What does it mean to talk about "place"? When geographers study place, they're looking at what a certain spot is like. What could you find there? Why is it appealing? What characteristics does it have? In a short paragraph, show that you understand place by describing one of your favorite spots to visit. What kind of place is it?

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Our environments can change human behavior. Describe some ways that environment changes the choices we make. What does the connection between humans and environment have to do with the study of geography?

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If you are giving someone directions by describing an absolute location, you could say all of the following except "go to __________."

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38° 53' 23" N, 77° 0' 32" W
B
East Capitol Street, NE and 1st Street, NE, Washington, DC, 20002
C
the east end of the National Mall, just past the Reflecting Pool
D
the United States Capitol Building
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Which of the six essential elements of geography helps us better understand physical and cultural similarities and differences around the world?

A
movement
B
the world in spatial terms
C
human-environment interaction
D
places and regions

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