Feedback â Lesson 2 Quiz Question 1
Feedback — Lesson 2 Quiz You submitted this quiz on Sun 18 May 2014 6:10 PM MYT. You got a score of 15.00 out of 15.00.
Question 1 Tobler’s first law of Geography says:
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Everything is related to everything else, but near things are less related than distant things.
Everything is related to everything else, but some things are more related when they’re far apart.
Everything is related to everything else, but near things are usually the same.
Everything is related to everything else, but some things are more distant than other things.
Everything is related to everything else, but near things are more related than distant things.
Correct
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Explanation
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Question 2 Spatial autocorrelation is:
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The degree to which maps can predict future patterns in data.
The proximity of data observations in space and time.
The measure of similarity between observations that are located near each other.
The size of a cluster of data observations in one place.
The distance associated with two or more similar data observations.
Correct
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Explanation
Total
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Question 3
This map shows the use of the _______ technique for symbolizing spatial data.
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Score
Chloropleth
Choropleth
Correct
1.00
Spatial Correlation
Categorical
Color Ramping
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 4
This map demonstrates the use of the ________ technique for symbolizing spatial
data.
Your Answer
Score
Choropleth Circles
Circle Ramping
Spatial Circles
Geodata Circles
Graduated circle
Correct
Total
Question 5 The set of spatial relationships that features can have with one another is called:
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Explanation
Your Answer
Score
Geocoding Topography
Spatial Topology
Correct
1.00
Topographic Mapping
Spatial Metaphors
GIS Typography
Total
Question 6 These are some examples of common spatial relationships:
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Explanation
Your Answer
Score
Jumps – A leaps over B
Correct
0.17
Overlaps – A and B have multiple points in common
Correct
0.17
Sits Aside – A stands out from B
Correct
0.17
Blends – A blends with B
Correct
0.17
Contains – A contains B
Correct
0.17
Merges – A turns into B
Correct
0.17
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 7 Map scale is:
Your Answer
The ratio of the distance on the map to the corresponding distance in the real world
Score
Correct
1.00
The distance that spans the edges of the map
The ratio of the size of the map page to the size of the computer screen
The fraction of maps that describes the overall value of the underlying data
The difference between the size of the map page and the size of the map symbols
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 8 Scale of analysis refers to:
Your Answer
The scale at which you analyze a geographic problem
Score
Correct
1.00
The ratio of the distance on the map to the corresponding distance in the real world
The map scale as it relates to the size of the dataset from which it was derived
The size of the geospatial dataset compared to the map you are creating
The measured differences between small-scale and large-scale phenomena
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 9 Time is important for geography because:
Your Answer
Score
Map scale cannot be determined without using a clock
Navigation depends on digital timing equipment
Maps cannot show time
All map data must be gathered at the same time to be useful
All geographic problems involve dynamic processes
Total
Correct
1.00
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 10 Geospatial datasets used to create maps normally:
Your Answer
Score
Provide the same level of detail for every place
Cover every necessary time range
Come from different sources and are collected at different times
Correct
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Offer complete coverage for every scale
Use the same fundamental methods for data collection
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 11 The image data you compared on the Change Matters site for this week's lab assignment came from:
Your Answer
Score
FRAZIER Earth Satellites
Digital Globe
Google Earth
Landsat
Correct
1.00
Esri Satellite Coverage
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 12 What area covered much of where Northeast Junior College's campus sits today?
Your Answer
Score
Residential Housing
Farmland
Car Dealership
Fairgrounds
Correct
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Chinese Buffet Restaurant
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 13 You can review information about spatial data source and quality by examining its:
Your Answer
Score
Scalebar
File size
Website
Metadata
Correct
1.00
Marginalia
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 14 The default projection used in ArcGIS Online is a modified version of the ________ projection.
Your Answer
Score
Mollweide
Robinson
Fyfe-Stryker-Frazier Tripel
Doppelbock
Mercator
Total
Correct
1.00
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Explanation
Question 15 Using different map projections will:
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Score
Yield results that look a bit different, but do not impact the results of spatial analysis
Never be possible due to the complexity of the Earth
Always exaggerate the features close to the North and South poles
Yield different results when conducting the same type of spatial analysis
Correct
1.00
Yield the same results when conducting the same type of spatial analysis
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 1 Tobler’s first law of Geography says:
Your Answer
Score
Everything is related to everything else, but near things are less related than distant things.
Everything is related to everything else, but some things are more related when they’re far apart.
Everything is related to everything else, but near things are usually the same.
Everything is related to everything else, but some things are more distant than other things.
Everything is related to everything else, but near things are more related than distant things.
Correct
1.00
Explanation
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Question 2 Spatial autocorrelation is:
Your Answer
Score
The degree to which maps can predict future patterns in data.
The proximity of data observations in space and time.
The measure of similarity between observations that are located near each other.
The size of a cluster of data observations in one place.
The distance associated with two or more similar data observations.
Correct
1.00
Explanation
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Question 3
This map shows the use of the _______ technique for symbolizing spatial data.
Your Answer
Score
Chloropleth
Choropleth
Correct
1.00
Spatial Correlation
Categorical
Color Ramping
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 4
This map demonstrates the use of the ________ technique for symbolizing spatial
data.
Your Answer
Score
Choropleth Circles
Circle Ramping
Spatial Circles
Geodata Circles
Graduated circle
Correct
Total
Question 5 The set of spatial relationships that features can have with one another is called:
1.00
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Your Answer
Score
Geocoding Topography
Spatial Topology
Correct
1.00
Topographic Mapping
Spatial Metaphors
GIS Typography
Total
Question 6 These are some examples of common spatial relationships:
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Explanation
Your Answer
Score
Jumps – A leaps over B
Correct
0.17
Overlaps – A and B have multiple points in common
Correct
0.17
Sits Aside – A stands out from B
Correct
0.17
Blends – A blends with B
Correct
0.17
Contains – A contains B
Correct
0.17
Merges – A turns into B
Correct
0.17
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 7 Map scale is:
Your Answer
The ratio of the distance on the map to the corresponding distance in the real world
Score
Correct
1.00
The distance that spans the edges of the map
The ratio of the size of the map page to the size of the computer screen
The fraction of maps that describes the overall value of the underlying data
The difference between the size of the map page and the size of the map symbols
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 8 Scale of analysis refers to:
Your Answer
The scale at which you analyze a geographic problem
Score
Correct
1.00
The ratio of the distance on the map to the corresponding distance in the real world
The map scale as it relates to the size of the dataset from which it was derived
The size of the geospatial dataset compared to the map you are creating
The measured differences between small-scale and large-scale phenomena
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 9 Time is important for geography because:
Your Answer
Score
Map scale cannot be determined without using a clock
Navigation depends on digital timing equipment
Maps cannot show time
All map data must be gathered at the same time to be useful
All geographic problems involve dynamic processes
Total
Correct
1.00
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 10 Geospatial datasets used to create maps normally:
Your Answer
Score
Provide the same level of detail for every place
Cover every necessary time range
Come from different sources and are collected at different times
Correct
1.00
Offer complete coverage for every scale
Use the same fundamental methods for data collection
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 11 The image data you compared on the Change Matters site for this week's lab assignment came from:
Your Answer
Score
FRAZIER Earth Satellites
Digital Globe
Google Earth
Landsat
Correct
1.00
Esri Satellite Coverage
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 12 What area covered much of where Northeast Junior College's campus sits today?
Your Answer
Score
Residential Housing
Farmland
Car Dealership
Fairgrounds
Correct
1.00
Chinese Buffet Restaurant
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 13 You can review information about spatial data source and quality by examining its:
Your Answer
Score
Scalebar
File size
Website
Metadata
Correct
1.00
Marginalia
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 14 The default projection used in ArcGIS Online is a modified version of the ________ projection.
Your Answer
Score
Mollweide
Robinson
Fyfe-Stryker-Frazier Tripel
Doppelbock
Mercator
Total
Correct
1.00
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 15 Using different map projections will:
Your Answer
Score
Yield results that look a bit different, but do not impact the results of spatial analysis
Never be possible due to the complexity of the Earth
Always exaggerate the features close to the North and South poles
Yield different results when conducting the same type of spatial analysis
Correct
1.00
Yield the same results when conducting the same type of spatial analysis
Total
1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
