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Term	Definition
Physical Characteristics	are features of a substance or object that are primarily visually perceptible and generally measurable (hardness, color, shape)
Boundraries	something that indicates bounds or limits; a limiting or bounding line
Human Characteristics	characteristics of a place that are related to people; these might include buildings or parks
Functional Region	a region that retains specific characteristics within a given geographical area
Perceptual Region	an area or location which people believe exists as a section of their cultural identity. These regions materialise from people's unofficial sense of place rather than scientific models, which are developed through geographic thought
Unifying	to make or become a single unit; unite
Formal Region	regions that are places with similar features

substance	are features of a _____ or object that are primarily visually perceptible and generally measurable (hardness, color, shape)	1	1	true
Boundraries	Definition: something that indicates bounds or limits; a limiting or bounding line	2	0	false
buildings	characteristics of a place that are related to people; these might include _____ or parks	3	1	true
Functional Region	Definition: a region that retains specific characteristics within a given geographical area	4	0	false
developed	an area or location which people believe exists as a section of their cultural identity. These regions materialise from people's unofficial sense of place rather than scientific models, which are _____ through geographic thought	5	1	true
Unifying	Definition: to make or become a single unit; unite	6	0	false
features	regions that are places with similar _____	7	1	true