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Gr 7 Semester 1 Review Content Section

Gr 7 Semester 1 Review Content Section

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Geography, Social Studies

6th - 8th Grade

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7 Slides • 40 Questions

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Gr 7 Semester 1 Review Content Section

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Topics - Content Section


What is  Geography?

Aspects of  Geography

Branches of  Geography

Where can  Geography carry you?

Careers of  Geography

What is Data?

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What is Geography?


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Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT a land form?

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car

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mountain

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valley

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cliff

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Multiple Choice

This is just one of many skills used by geographers.

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unlocking doors

2

tying their shoes

3

eating spaghetti

4

reading a map

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Multiple Choice

This is the study of the physical and human features on the earths surface and the interrelationship between them.

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History

2

Ecology

3

Geography

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Oceanography

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Multiple Choice

This is the study of the physical and human features on the earths surface and the interrelationship between them.

1

History

2

Ecology

3

Geography

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Oceanography

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Aspects of Geography


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Multiple Select

Select the aspects of geography.


Geography as a(n)

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science - both social and physical.

2

integrated discipline

3

human and physical science

4

spatial subject

5

artistic subject

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Multiple Choice

Geography as a Physical Science means that Geographers perform the following skills:

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study and record family interactions

2

observe societal norms and habits

3

study and map elemental forces that shape our planet

4

draw illustrations of processes within organizations

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Multiple Select

Geography as a Social Science involves the studying of which groups

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Hurricanes

2

Families

3

Animals

4

Tribes

5

Nations

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Multiple Select

Geography as a Spatial Subject means:

1

It can be mapped

2

It looks at the spatial relationships between places

3

It is has volume or size.

4

It looks at spatial behaviours of people

5

It considers what objects can be found suspended in it.

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Multiple Choice

Bio-geography a subject of geography is related to which field of science?

1

physics

2

botany

3

geology

4

geomorphology

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT matched correctly?

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Anthropology - climatology

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Demography - population

3

Geology - geomorphology

4

Economics - economic geography

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Multiple Choice

All the following disciplines are combined to create geography EXCEPT

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Economics

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English

3

Political science

4

Biology

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Multiple Choice

__________________ is the study of weather and what causes it.

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Mapping

2

Branch

3

Meteorology

4

Hydrology

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Multiple Choice

________________ is the science of making maps.

1

Biography

2

Technology

3

Hydrology

4

Cartography

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Branches of Geography


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Multiple Choice

Geography's two main branches are

1

physical geography and human geography.

2

human and non-human geography.

3

physical and non-physical geography.

4

Legislative and Judicial geography.

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Multiple Choice

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Coast
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Physical Geography
2
Human Geography
3
Environmental Geography

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Multiple Choice

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Culture
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Physical Geography
2
Human Geography
3
Environmental Geography

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Multiple Choice

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City
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Physical Geography
2
Human Geography
3
Environmental Geography

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Multiple Choice

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River

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Physical Geography

2

Human Geography

3

Environmental Geography

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Multiple Choice

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River

1

Physical Geography

2

Human Geography

3

Environmental Geography

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Multiple Choice

_______________ is the study of the world’s physical features-it’s landforms, bodies of water, climates, soils and plants.

1

Physical geography

2

Human geography

3

Catography

4

Meteorologist

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Multiple Choice

_______________ is the study of the world’s physical features-it’s landforms, bodies of water, climates, soils and plants.

1

Physical geography

2

Human geography

3

Catography

4

Meteorologist

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Careers of Geography


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Multiple Choice

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Identify the career being displayed in the picture

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Farmer

2

Astronomer

3

Teacher

4

Architect

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Multiple Choice

Geographical Information Specialist-a person who stores and analyzes map information using a special type of computer program.

1

GIS Specialist

2

Forestry technician

3

Cartographer

4

Astronomer

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Multiple Choice

A person who makes maps

1

Cartography

2

Astronomer

3

Geologist

4

Archaeologist

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Multiple Choice

A person who studies the planets, stars and their movement.

1

Geologist

2

Astronomer

3

Meteorologist

4

Architect

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Multiple Choice

A person who studies the conditions of the atmosphere that causes weather.

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Geography Teacher

2

Town Planner

3

Meteorologist

4

Architect

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Multiple Choice

A person who is trained to impart knowledge about Geography to others

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Geography Teacher

2

Town Planner

3

Meteorologist

4

Architect

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Multiple Choice

A person who is trained to impart knowledge about Geography to others

1

Geography Teacher

2

Town Planner

3

Meteorologist

4

Architect

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What is Data?


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Multiple Select

We always want to mix and have a lot of Primary and Secondary Sources when we research because ... (more than one)

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the more facts and opinions we have about an event the more we understand the event

2

it will impress the teacher

3

we can compare the first and second hand accounts and spot the false facts easier

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Wikipedia isn't a good source

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Multiple Select

A secondary source can be ... (more than one answer)

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a review or commentary on the event many days, months, or years after the event happened

2

full of inaccurate facts and opinions, just like a primary source

3

a Tweet by the president talking about something s/he witnessed

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Multiple Choice

A secondary source is ...

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a second-hand account of the event that happened

2

an interview

3

a first-hand account of the event that happened

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Multiple Choice

Primary Sources are when people who witness the event write about it - why should we always get more than one Primary Source?

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Because it will impress the teacher

2

Because one person's story is not all people's story - there may be inaccurate opinions or facts in their story

3

You actually never need Primary Sources when researching

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Multiple Choice

Primary sources provide (give) ... (one answer only)

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A re-telling of the event that happened by someone who was not there

2

First-hand evidence (re-telling) of the event by someone who was there

3

Only opinions and biases, which means they can't be trusted

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Only facts with zero opinions, which means they should always be trusted

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Multiple Select

When you research a topic, you should use ... (you can click more than one answer)

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only your knowledge

2

Primary Sources (letters, journals)

3

Wikipedia only

4

Secondary Sources (articles, textbook, videos)

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Multiple Choice

Data expressing a certain quantity, amount or range. 
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Qualitative Data
2
Quantitative Data

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Multiple Choice

Is information about qualities; information that can't actually be measured.

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Quantitative Data

2

Qualitative Data

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Multiple Choice

There are 13 boys and 14 girls in fifth period.

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Qualitative Data

2

Quantitative Data

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Multiple Choice

The mass of the beaker was 122 g.

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Qualitative Data

2

Quantitative Data

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Multiple Choice

The candy was sour.

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Qualitative Data

2

Quantitative Data

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Multiple Choice

A shop owner records information about his customers.


The distance they traveled to get to the shop is _____ data

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Qualitative

2

Quantitative

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