Question

What would be an example of a formal region?

A.
the Rust Belt in the United States
B.
"back home"
C.
the commuter bus loop in Dallas, Texas
D.
the subway system in New York City

Answer 1

@HanAkoSolo , @AngeI @Aeon

Answer 2

any idea ?

Answer 3

no not at all

Answer 4

do you know?

Answer 5

A.
the Rust Belt in the United States
B.
"back home"
C.
the commuter bus loop in Dallas, Texas
D.
the subway system in New York City


these are the choices

Answer 6

@Bearclaws72

Answer 7

Regions defined formally, often by government or other structures, are called formal regions. Cities, towns, states, and countries are all formal regions, as are things like mountain ranges.

Answer 8

Formal regions are specific, geographic areas that are defined by their physical characteristics (a mountain range for example), or by a governing...

do you know this ?

Answer 9

Remember this, and let me know if it helps you. It's just like @jhonyy9 said

Answer 10

no @jhonyy9

Answer 11

so the answer is c?

Answer 12

I would actually say the Rust Belt, since this defines a specific area within the united States. None of he other answers make sense

Answer 13

its a

Answer 14

thats what im saying he isnt making any sence but the answer is a

Answer 15

Which essential element of geography focuses on common cultures?

A.
the world in spatial terms
B.
places and regions
C.
physical systems
D.
uses of geography

Answer 16

If I'm not mistaken, society is built from common culture, so the essential element that I think best focuses on this would be B. Places and regions, because those places and regions were determined precisely by the common cultures of the people living in these locations.

Does that make sense?

Answer 17

Gideon noted that three inches of rain had fallen on his patio overnight. The following day, scientists measured and found that the water table had only gained one inch of water. What explains the difference in water amounts?

A.
The water table rests on bedrock and the water is absorbed by the rock immediately after contact.

B.
The water in the water table evaporated very quickly.

C.
High winds caused an error in measurement.

D.
Most of the water is absorbed by soil and plants and never reaches the water table. @HanAkoSolo what about this one