A map question is an interactive choice-based question type that prompts respondents to select their location on a map. The map question enables the respondents to select the location on the map rather than choose a drop-down list of states/locations of a particular country.
Q. What are the relationship between political science and other disciplines?
Political Science is deeply related to all other social sciences because the knowledge gained about any phase of human behavior and attitudes, about the institutions that men build, or the ideas to which they respond in the mass, cannot fail to be of use in similar fields of inquiry.
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- Q. What are the relationship between political science and other disciplines?
- Q. What is the relationship of geography with other sciences?
- Q. What can we learn from a globe?
- Q. What are geography’s three important questions?
- Q. What are some good map Questions?
- Q. How do you answer a 7 mark question in geography?
- Q. How do you write a 12 marker?
Q. What is the relationship of geography with other sciences?
Geography is different from other sciences in its subject matter and methodology but at the same time, it is closely related to other disciplines. Geography derives its data base from all the natural and social sciences and attempts their synthesis.
Q. What can we learn from a globe?
A globe shows details of its subject. A terrestrial globe shows landmasses and water bodies. It might show nations and major cities and the network of latitude and longitude lines. Some have raised relief to show mountains and other large landforms.
Q. What are geography’s three important questions?
The key geographic questions ask Where is it located? Why is it there? What is the significance of the location? As students pose additional questions, they seek responses that help to organize spatial understandings: What is this place like?
Q. What are some good map Questions?
Good questions inevitably get refined and modified along the way and usually lead to other questions….
- What if I changed the scale?
- What if I added this variable?
- What if I ran a different query?
- What if I examined a different area with the same variables?
- What if I classified the data differently?
Q. How do you answer a 7 mark question in geography?
The TWO-STEP Method:
- Describe the slum you are talking about (eg. population, living conditions, location)
- Describe how the living conditions have been improved (you have to make at least 3 good statements to score 6 out of 7 marks)
- In part 2 or 3 include some form of place specific reference)
Q. How do you write a 12 marker?
An easy way to break down a 12 mark essay question is to split it into four sections, and think of each as being worth 3 marks. The question will usually ask you to refer to the religion you have studied, so the first two paragraphs should focus on this.
