What does geographic pattern mean?

Answer 1

Geographical Pattern means the "pattern" of whatever geographical events you're focusing on. For an example, When we're talking about the location of where the volcanic eruptions occur on a map, you'll be able to find a "pattern", which is;

- The volcanic eruptions are most likely to occur around the edge of the pacific, Which is also equivalent to the "ring of fire".

or when we're talking about the Tropical Cyclones, we can say;

- The Tropical Cyclones occur in the Tropical Zones, which is roughly about 23 degrees North (Tropic of Cancer) and 23 degrees South (Tropic of Capricon) from the Equator.

and if you want to actually include some actual patterns, you can say;

- These Extreme Natural Events are clustered or grouped in certain areas.

- These Extreme Natural Events are randomly scattered around eg. the Pacific

- These Extreme Natural Events occur in a linear form, from A to B.

- These Extreme Natural Events occur in the boundaries (edges) of a continent

So, basically, when they ask you to describe the pattern of a certain Geographical event, you will need to describe its pattern. mentioning either the location, shape, or any other aspects that can be considered as a "Pattern"