Question

which topics describe the use of spatial thinking in the study of geography? choose all answers that are correct. □ survival of living things □ measurements of mountains and lakes □ relationships of events over time □ sizes and shapes of countries

Explanation:

Spatial thinking in geography focuses on analyzing physical spaces and their attributes.

• "Survival of living things" relates to biology, not spatial geography.
• "Measurements of mountains and lakes" involves analyzing spatial features (size, location of landforms/water bodies), which uses spatial thinking.
• "Relationships of events over time" focuses on temporal, not spatial, analysis.
• "Sizes and shapes of countries" directly involves examining spatial properties of political geographic units, which uses spatial thinking.

Answer:

• measurements of mountains and lakes
• sizes and shapes of countries