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The city's development was unplanned and without style from a distance.
False
The poem suggests that the logic of geography is that land and water repel human settlement.
False
From a height of six miles, the earth appears to be flat.
False
The poem suggests that the earth has more land than sea.
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The poem suggests that people find reasons to hate each other because of geographical differences.
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Study Notes
Perspective from the Air
- From a bird's eye view, the city's development appears planned and logical, with a clear purpose.
- The city's layout is scaled, with features proportional to its size, revealing a deliberate design.
Geography and Settlement
- The country's cities are situated where rivers flow, and valleys are populated due to the attractive qualities of land and water.
- The logic of geography drives human settlement, with natural features influencinghabitation.
Global Perspective
- From six miles high, the earth appears rounded, with more sea than land, offering a new perspective on the planet.
Human Conflict
- Despite the earth's beauty and interconnectedness, humans find reasons to hate, build walls, and kill each other.
- From this height, the reasons behind human conflict are unclear, highlighting the complexity of humanity.
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Description
This quiz explores the relationship between urban development and geography, highlighting how cities are formed and populated. It examines the role of land and water in attracting human settlements.
