Question : What does the concept of dualism in Human Geography refer to?

Option 1: The division between developed and developing countries

Option 2: The distinction between Physical and Human Geography
 

Option 3: The difference between urban and rural areas

Option 4: The separation between nature and society

Question : The concept of dualism in Human Geography highlights the:

Option 1: Contrast between urban and rural areas

Option 2: Division between the natural environment and built environments
 

Option 3: Distinction between physical geography and human geography

Option 4: Difference between traditional and modern societies

Question : Which of the following best describes the interrelationship between Physical and Human Geography?

Option 1: Physical Geography studies human societies, while Human Geography studies natural environments.

Option 2: There is no relationship between Physical and Human Geography.
 

Option 3: Physical and Human Geography are completely independent disciplines.

Option 4: Physical Geography provides the setting for human activities, which in turn modify the physical landscape.

Question : The term "rural-urban continuum" refers to:

Option 1: The clear division between rural and urban areas  
 

Option 2: The gradual transition between rural and urban characteristics  
  

Option 3: The migration from urban to rural areas  

Option 4: The absence of rural areas near cities  

Question : The study of the relationship between physical landscapes and human activities is a key focus of:

Option 1: Physical Geography

Option 2: Human Geography
 

Option 3: Interrelationship between Physical and Human Geography

Option 4: Astrogeography