A human geographer studying a map of a city center has noticed that most of the restaurants are clustered around the marina. What is the human geographer studying?

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A human geographer studying a map of a city center has noticed that most of the restaurants are clustered around the marina. What is the human geographer studying?

A. Place

B. Pattern

C. Scale

D. Location

E. Regions

The answer to this question is B. Pattern

Explanation:

In geography, a pattern is understood as an organized arrangement of elements, this can include the arrangement of natural elements such as mountains but also the arrangement of human-made elements because these are related to spatial relationships. In the case of the example described, the geographer is studying a pattern because the focus is to understand the arrangement of restaurants in the city. Also, this topic is related to how humans understand and use space.