Geography - Spatial Interaction and Spatial Behavior
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1. Question
The two most common responses to the uncertainty of natural hazards are to eliminate the uncertainty and:
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Directional biases to information flows in North America tend to follow:
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In the social applications of the gravity model, distance is usually measured by:
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Which of the following would not be considered a reason to migrate for a contemporary American?
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5. Question
With respect to migration fields:
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6. Question
City 1 (200,000 population ) and city 2 (600,000 population ) are 50 miles apart. The breaking point (BP) or boundary marking the outer edge of their respective trade areas is:
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7. Question
An example of a pull factor for migration is:
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The length of time required to make a transcontinental telephone connection has declined from 14 minutes in 1920 to less than 30 seconds today. This is an example of:
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Because of the multiple work , child- care, and home maintenance tasks, women’s trip behavior differs from that of men by the fact that they make:
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10. Question
Of all types of trips taken by urban residents, that which is least influenced by distance decay is:
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Question 11 of 23
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In most societies , the most mobile segment of the population is:
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12. Question
All of the following are included in Ravenstein ‘s laws of migration except:
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The gravity model and the potential model differ from each other because:
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14. Question
The extent of individual activity space depends on all of the following except:
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15. Question
People choose to settle in hazardous areas for all of the following reasons except:
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Chain migration occurs when:
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California produces vegetables in wintertime for sale to markets in the East and Midwest. This would be explained by the principle of :
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18. Question
After work and family proximity , the factors most often reported as a reason for interstate moves by adults is:
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19. Question
With respect to space- time prisms, they are steepest and spatially most narrow under which mode of transportation?
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The value of a place as a migration destination is known as its:
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The presence or absence of connecting channels strongly affects the likelihood that spatial interaction will occur. This is an indication of:
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Female migrants are motivated primarily by:
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23. Question
Which of the following is not one of the three interrelated considerations in transfer ability as an expression of the mobility of a commodity?
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