Nature Sets Conditions.
People Make Choices.
From charging a phone to planning a school garden: explore how people depend on, adapt to, and change their surroundings.
By the end, I can…
- Explain how people and environments affect each other.
- Compare resource renewal with resource use.
- Explain land-use choices and sustainability trade-offs.
- Distinguish environmental determinism from possibilism.
- Use evidence and stated priorities to evaluate a campus plan.
AP Objective PSO-1.B: Explain how major geographic concepts illustrate spatial relationships.
AP Skill 1.B: Explain geographic concepts, processes, models, and theories.
First correct try: 2 points. Second: 1 point. Later correct tries: 0 points. Matching and sorting score each row; other activities score the whole answer. Revealing an activity makes its score 0. You choose when to continue.
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The download includes scores, activity responses, attempts, notebook completion, and timestamp—not the lesson or handwritten responses.
Course reference and scenario notes
College Board, AP Human Geography Course and Exam Description, supplied 2020 edition, Course Framework p. 34 (PDF p. 41): Topic 1.5; PSO-1.B; PSO-1.B.1–2; skill 1.B. Learning Lab created these original questions, diagrams, and simplified scenario values for instructional practice. They are not official AP exam questions or site-management advice.