Asking a question about a natural event such as: How is this event similar to/different from the same type of thing that could be happening somewhere else? is an example of:(1 point)
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a spatial skill
a spatial skill
human geography
human geography
a spatial perspective
a spatial perspective
natural geography
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a spatial perspective
A situation in geography refers to:(1 point)
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a place where humans live.
a place where humans live.
the relationship of a place where humans live to its surrounding geographic features.
the relationship of a place where humans live to its surrounding geographic features.
the relationship between the size of a map and the size of the land it represents.
the relationship between the size of a map and the size of the land it represents.
the distance north or south of the equation.
the distance north or south of the equation.
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a place where humans live.
a place where humans live.
the relationship of a place where humans live to its surrounding geographic features.
the relationship of a place where humans live to its surrounding geographic features.
the relationship between the size of a map and the size of the land it represents.
the relationship between the size of a map and the size of the land it represents.
the distance north or south of the equation.
the distance north or south of the equation.
the relationship of a place where humans live to its surrounding geographic features.
To determine the absolute location of Mt. Everest you would need to know(1 point)
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its latitude and longitude.
its latitude and longitude.
its distance from the nearest body of water.
its distance from the nearest body of water.
a city it is near.
a city it is near.
the height of the mountain.
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its latitude and longitude.
its latitude and longitude.
its distance from the nearest body of water.
its distance from the nearest body of water.
a city it is near.
a city it is near.
the height of the mountain.
its latitude and longitude.
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