Taking a Complete Set of Photographs of a Large Region

question 5

Multiple Choice

Taking a complete set of photographs of a large region (like a state) using aerial photography

• A) is still the best way to gather detailed information in a short amount of time.
• B) allows for the study of landscape change on short timescales.
• C) allows geographers to watch changes taking place in the landscape as they happen.
• D) only happens about once a decade, or at best sporadically.
• E) is the preferred way to gather large-scale information.

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