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🚜AP Human Geography
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🚜AP Human Geography

FRQ 1 – No Stimulus
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Unit 1: Thinking Geographically
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Practice FRQ 1 of 201/20

1. Geographers apply spatial concepts and utilize geospatial technologies to analyze the organization of people and places. These analyses often involve examining regions, map scales, and the characteristics that define specific locations.

Respond to parts A, B, C, D, E, F, and G.

A.

Define the concept of relative location.

B.

Describe the spatial concept of time-space compression.

C.

Describe the geographic concept of site.

D.

Explain how the scale of a map affects the amount of detail shown.

E.

Explain how remote sensing technology can be used to analyze land-use changes.

F.

Explain how a functional region is organized around a focal point.

G.

Explain the degree to which regional boundaries are clearly defined lines. (Response must indicate the degree [low, moderate, high] and provide an explanation.)

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Free Response Question Practice

This practice environment simulates the AP AP Human Geography Free Response Questions section. Here are some guidelines:

  • Read each question carefully before responding. Pay attention to command verbs like "identify," "explain," "analyze," or "evaluate."
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Tip: Answer all parts of each question. Partial credit is often available, so even if you are unsure, provide what you know.