Literal maps - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

earliest maps correct answers written on clay tablets with stick; figurative maps Reference Maps correct answers display the anatomy of a geographic area ex. routes, rivers, bodies of water thematic map correct answers maps that emphasize a specific subject area or theme across a geographic area ex. population, vegetation Early greek maps correct answers Greeks traveled the mediterranean sea, and created pretty accurate maps of the surrounding area; among the first scholars to discover ...

Introduction to Physcial and Human Geography D199 Questions with complete solution Introduction to Physcial and Human Geography D199 What are maps used for? - correct answer - show an area larger than a person can see - present information concisely, especially the features of most interest to the user - demonstrate spatial relationships - show things people cannot see directly, such as minerals below ground or records of daily temperatures. Reference map - correct answer - store d...

Introduction to Physical and Human Geography - D199 Exam Questions And Answers immigrants people moving into a geographical area emigrants people moving out of a geographical area Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:03 / 0:15 Full screen net migration the difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants for a given geographical area in any given year return migration permane...

D199 Practice Test Questions with Correct Answers reference maps - Answer-maps used to display important physical elements of a specific geographic area, such as countries, rivers, mountains, etc. thematic maps - Answer-specialized maps used to understand one particular attribute or characteristic of a specific geographic area; examples are population maps, weather maps, and maps illustrating the spread of disease literal maps - Answer-maps that strive to display the objective truth about...

D199 WGU Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass reference maps - Answer- maps used to display important physical elements of a specific geographic area, such as countries, rivers, mountains, etc. thematic maps - Answer- specialized maps used to understand one particular attribute or characteristic of a specific geographic area; examples are population maps, weather maps, and maps illustrating the spread of disease literal maps - Answer- maps that strive to display the objective truth about ...

WGU D199 Introduction to Physical and Human Geography – 100% Solved immigrants people moving into a geographical area emigrants people moving out of a geographical area net migration the difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants for a given geographical area in any given year return migration permanent return of emigrants to their country of origin travel visas documents that give temporary permission to enter a country brain drain a wealthy country's recru...

D199 WGU Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass reference maps - Answer- maps used to display important physical elements of a specific geographic area, such as countries, rivers, mountains, etc. thematic maps - Answer- specialized maps used to understand one particular attribute or characteristic of a specific geographic area; examples are population maps, weather maps, and maps illustrating the spread of disease literal maps - Answer- maps that strive to display the objective truth about ...

Immigrants - correct answer people moving into a geographical area Emigrants - correct answer people moving out of a geographical area Net migration - correct answer the difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants for a given geographical area in any given year Return migration - correct answer permanent return of emigrants to their country of origin Travel visas - correct answer documents that give temporary permission to enter a country Brain drain - ...

What are the five different *vocabularies a person has? (competency 10, Domain 4) Listening, speaking, writing, sight(reading), and meaning (reading). What are the three causes of poor reading comprehension other than lack of fluency? (competency 10, Domain 4) 1. Lack of (meaning) vocabulary. 2. Lack of academic language. 3. Lack of Background knowledge. Brainpower Read More Name three criteria to consider when deciding which vocabulary words to teach? (competency 10, Do...

Phonology - Answer- the way in which speech sounds form patterns; characteristics include phonemes, pitch, and stress concept maps - Answer- students learn the relationship between the different elements of a topic and how to organize them from the most general to the most specific Surface Structure - Answer- what we say or write-literal meaning of words Pitch - Answer- determines the context or meaning of words or series of words Stress - Answer- occurs at a "word" or "sentence"...