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2006 Economic Geography Examination Questions of Maritime Normal University 1. Analyze the location selection of FDI from the perspective of regional environment 2. What are the types of company organizational structures and analyze their spatial characteristics (such as Haier, Lenovo) 3. Take a multinational company you are familiar with as an example to illustrate the investment location of multinational companies. 4. Countermeasures taken by the Fourth Plenary Session of the 16th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China to reduce regional differences. 5. How industrial location will change in the information age. 6. Write about the western part of my country. Important cities and urban agglomeration areas 7. Discuss the spatial structure characteristics of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration. 8. Discuss the overview of highway development in China and its impact on cities and regions. 9. What is the Pan-Pearl River Delta, and what is its purpose and significance? 10. Influencing factors and layout changes of the development of China’s automobile industry in the context of globalization

Human Geography Examination Questions of Shanghai Normal University in 2000

1. Short answer

1. Describe the main characteristics of human geography

2. Ratzel’s main academic views 3. The important connotation of sustainable development strategy< /p>

4. The possible theory of the relationship between man and land 5. Man and nature are created together

6. The agricultural distribution of Shanghai from the suburbs to the outer suburbs is vegetable belt, flower belt, milk belt Belt, cotton grain belt, what kind of location theory is this

7. What is the difference between the landscape terminology in geography and the landscape in social life

8. Gravity model 9. Growth Pole 10. Point-axis development model 11. Regional division of labor

12. Three stages of natural population growth in human history

13. Population capacity 14. PRED problem 15. Counter city

16. What areas do Mackinder's central zone, world island, and crescent zone refer to?

17. Basis for the division of cultural areas

18. The main environmental factors for the formation of white, black and yellow people

19. Basic requirements for the division of ethnic groups 20. Cognitive map

2. Choose any six of them Answers to the question

1. Many places have adopted the method of relocation in poverty alleviation projects. Why can't this be solved by increasing investment and importing manpower? Why not encourage the people to fight to solve the problem by transforming the natural environment

2. In a certain province’s urban system planning, some people proposed to build a central city with a population of one million, while other areas planned hundreds of Is this planning assumption correct for a small town with less than 10,000 people? Why?

3. Some people advocate that in order to reduce traffic in big cities and housing shortages, population should be strictly controlled. Is it right to prohibit people from other regions and migrants from entering the city? What consequences will it have?

4. A tourism base has been opened in a certain area. It is estimated that the ticket revenue will not be able to recover the cost within 10 years. Some people think that this kind of development is unreasonable and uneconomical, while others advocate that From a regional perspective, it is reasonable and economical. Is that correct? Why

5. Analysis of the location advantages of my country’s four coastal urban agglomerations

6. Geostrategic countermeasures in the current world economic regionalization strategy

7. Current world What are the most prominent features of economic regionalization

3. Essay questions

1. Discuss the dialectical relationship between man and nature

2. Compare and contrast "prioritize the development of large-scale The pros and cons of the two strategic ideas of "actively developing small cities, promoting the development of small and medium-sized cities" and "actively developing small cities, appropriately developing medium-sized cities, and controlling the development of large cities"

3. On the strategic significance of strengthening the economic and social development of the central and western regions

2001 Shanghai Normal University Human Geography Test Questions

Fill in the blanks

1. The research object of geography is 2. The main characteristics of geography

3. The founder of modern geography 4. The founder of central place theory

5. The founder of agricultural location theory 6. The geopolitical theory proposed by Mackinder

2. Analysis

1. Location, region, landscape 2. Population, people, nation, race

3. Environment, resources, energy 4. Positivism, humanism

5. Human geography, cultural geography 6. Geographical environment determinism, possibility theory, determinism of production relations

3. Explanation

1. Growth pole 2. Gravity model 3. Regional division of labor 4. Counter-urbanization 5. Behavior matrix

IV. Discussion

1. The relationship between human civilization and social development and geography

2. Use the principles of human geography to discuss the necessity and basic strategy of the Western Development

3. The relationship and problems between urbanization and economic and social development in my country

4. Cultural Modernity and Diversity

5 The pros and cons of economic globalization on developing countries

6. The impact of multipolarity on the world economy

Shanghai Normal University 2003 Human Geography Examination Questions

1. Fill in the blanks (1 point for each blank, ***12 points)

1.1 The main characteristics of geography are ( ), ( );

1.2 Culture consists of three levels: ( ), ( ) | and ( ).

1.3 The primary industry refers to ( );

The second industry refers to ( );

The tertiary industry refers to ( ).

1.4 High-tech industry mainly refers to ( )

1.5 Primitive religion mainly refers to ( ), national religions mainly include ( ),

The three major religions in the world are ( ) ).

2. Explain the following terms: (2 points each, ***10 points)

2.1 Culture2.2 Ratzel2.3 Population capacity (population carrying capacity) 2.4 Comprehensive national strength< /p>

2.5 Territory

3. Distinguish the following terms (point out the differences between each other, 2 points each, ***18 points)

3.1 Formal cultural area, functional culture District, and local cultural area

3.2 Geographical environment determinism, cultural determinism, possibility theory

3.3 Primitive agriculture, traditional agriculture, modern agriculture (petroleum agriculture, ecological agriculture)

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