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Kikoku

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Situation identifies a place by its
 
  A) location relative to other objects.
  B) mathematical location on Earth's surface.
  C) nominal location.
  D) unique physical characteristics.
  E) primary dimensions.

Question 2

________ helps us find an unfamiliar ________ by comparing its location with a familiar one.
 
  A) Place, situation
  B) Situation, place
  C) Maps, situation
  D) Situation, location
  E) Geographers, location



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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