Question

which of the following describes how geographers acquire information by direct observation? visit a place or use information from remote sensing devices look for evidence on the internet conduct interviews look at various maps created by cartographers over time

Explanation:

Direct observation in geography involves first - hand experience. Visiting a place is a form of direct personal observation, and information from remote sensing devices provides direct data about the Earth's surface. The other options are not direct observation. Looking for evidence on the Internet is using secondary sources, conducting interviews is a form of social data collection, and looking at maps is using pre - created representations.

Answer:

visit a place or use information from remote sensing devices