How do the earth's physical features affect people's activities?

choice of occupation
method of transportation
recreational activities
all of the above
none of the above

The correct answer is all of the above.

The Earth's physical features affect people's choice of occupation because different geographical locations are suited to different jobs. For instance, if a person resides on the countryside, he or she is much more likely to be a farmer compared to someone who lives in the desert. Similarly, people who live next to a water body are more likely to use a ferry compared to people who do not live near water bodies. Lastly, recreational activities are also affected by the geographical features of a location. For instance, someone living in Iceland, is more likely to be a regular skier compared to someone living in California.