Quiz & Worksheet - Spatial Interaction Through Movement

Instructions:

Choose an answer and hit 'next'. You will receive your score and answers at the end.

question 1 of 3

One region has more than enough of a product that another region needs. Which of the principles of spatial interaction does this describe?

complementarity

intervening opportunity

transferability

spatial inequality

Worksheet

Print Spatial Interaction Through Movement: Causes & Examples Worksheet

1. In which of the following cases is there an issue of transferability?

The hotel rooms near a popular amusement park are very expensive, so you decide to stay at a campground instead.
One town has very few doctors while another has many options for healthcare providers.
You buy your gardening supplies from the nursery down the street from your house even though they do not carry the brand of potting soil you like.
There are two movies you want to see, so you go to the one at the most convenient time.

2. A person has been going to the same grocery store for years, but suddenly switches to a new one nearby their house because it is more convenient to travel there. What is this is an example of?

an intervening opportunity
transferability
complementarity
the cost of goods and services

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

The quiz will deal with spatial interaction. The questions will give you a definition and you will need to select the correct term. Other questions will give you a term. You will then need to select the correct definition. Transferability and other principles of interaction will be featured.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

The quiz will test you on these topics:

Transferability
Intervening opportunity
Complementarity
Spatial interaction

Skills Practiced

You will practice the following skills:

Reading comprehension - ensure that you draw the most important information from the related spatial interaction lesson
Making connections - use understanding of the concept of spatial interaction
Defining key concepts - ensure that you can accurately define main phrases, such as spatial interaction and transferability
Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained regarding spatial interaction through movement