Textbook Pages (2-9)

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What image is depicted on page 2 with the caption "Physical Geography"

• An image of a mountain range
• A map of the world's continents
• A volcano

• A diagram of the water cycle

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What is the highest point on Earth? (Page 3)

• Kangchenjunga
• K2
• Mount Everest
• Lhotse

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What is the lowest point on Earth? (Page 3)

• Mount Everest
• Dead Sea
• Mariana Trench

• Lake Baikal

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(Page 4) What are the three images of Seneca Falls, New York?

• Heat Sensing

• Road Map

• Historical significance in women's rights, Seneca Falls Convention of 1848, and natural landscapes.

• Satellite Image

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What is the definition of Geography? (Page 5)

• Geography is the study of animal behavior in their natural habitats.
• Geography focuses solely on the political boundaries of countries.
• Geography is the analysis of historical events and their timelines.
• Geography is the study of the Earth's landscapes, environments, and the relationships between people and their environments. Physical + Human.

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What are the 5 themes of geography? (Page 5)

• landforms, ecosystems, weather, agriculture, tourism
• climate, culture, economy, technology, history
• population, infrastructure, resources, transportation, politics
• location, place, region, movement, human-environmental interaction

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(Page 6) How many degrees latitude are there and longitude and which two hemisphere is the United States in? *Must add

• 90 degrees latitude and 180 degrees longitude; Southern and Eastern Hemispheres.
• 360 degrees latitude and 180 degrees longitude; Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
• 180 degrees latitude and 180 degrees longitude; Northern and Eastern Hemispheres.
• 180 degrees latitude and 360 degrees longitude; Northern and Western Hemispheres.

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Location: Click all the BOLD words. (Page 6)

• Absolute and Relative Location

• Hemisphere, Equator, and Prime Meridian

• Latitude and Longitude

• HEI

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(Page 6) How many degrees latitude are there and longitude and which two hemisphere is the United States in? *Must add

• 90 degrees latitude and 180 degrees longitude; Southern and Eastern Hemispheres.
• 360 degrees latitude and 180 degrees longitude; Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
• 180 degrees latitude and 180 degrees longitude; Northern and Eastern Hemispheres.
• 180 degrees latitude and 360 degrees longitude; Northern and Western Hemispheres.

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Location: Click all the BOLD words. (Page 6)

• Absolute and Relative Location

• Hemisphere, Equator, and Prime Meridian

• Latitude and Longitude

• HEI

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(Page 6) Geographers describe a location in two ways.

• Geographic Coordinates and Spatial Analysis
• Topographic Location and Cultural Location
• Absolute Location and Relative Location
• Local Location and Global Location

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...+...+...+... = Place (Page 7)

• "What is it like" (+)

• Climate, landforms, vegetation (+)

• Physical features and cultural characteristics (+)

• Humans interact with the environment and buildings. (+)

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Geographers categorize regions in three ways. (Page 7)

• cultural characteristics
• economic characteristics
• historical characteristics
• Formal, Functional, and Perceptual

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(Page 7) What are Formal Regions

• Formal regions are defined by economic activities.
• Formal regions are determined by population density.
• Formal regions are areas defined by official boundaries and specific characteristics.
• Formal regions are based on cultural similarities.

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(Page 7) Formal Regions include:

• The United States and Canada

• Latin America

• East Asia

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Functional Region (Page 8)

• A zone that is purely residential without any commercial influence.
• An area organized around a node or focal point related to economic activity.

• An area with no specific economic focus or activity.
• A region defined by physical boundaries like mountains or rivers.

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(Page 8) Perceptual Region

• Rich areas

• Christian areas

• Creepy areas

• Perceptual Region is a subjective area defined by people's perceptions and feelings.

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Human Environment Interaction (Page 8)

• Building a dam/drain to help with flooding water (modify)

• How do people relate to the physical environment?

• Recreational activities on a hot day near water (beach volleyball) (depend)

• New problems like... causing pollution (smoke in the air from factories) so face mask factories are built to prevent inhalation of smog (adapt)

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How do humans interact with the environment?

• Humans interact with the environment solely through technology.
• (Ritual) Tribal dances in the sand.

• Humans only interact with the environment during natural disasters.
• Humans have no impact on the environment at all.

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How do humans interact with the environment?

• Dancing in the sand. (Ritual)

• Humans have no effect on ecosystems or landscapes.
• Humans only impact the environment through technological advancements.
• Humans interact with the environment by avoiding all natural resources.

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How do humans interact with the environment?

• Praying in the sand.

• Humans interact with the environment solely through technology.
• Humans have no impact on the environment at all.
• Humans only interact with the environment during natural disasters.

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How do humans interact with the environment?

• Humans interact with the environment solely by observing nature.
• Humans only interact with the environment through tourism.
• Humans interact with the environment by ignoring it completely.
• Shopping in the sand.

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How do humans interact with the environment?

• Humans interact with the environment by avoiding all natural resources.
• Nuclear bombing in the sand.

• Humans only affect the environment through passive observation.
• Humans have no impact on ecosystems or landscapes.

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How do humans interact with the environment?

• Humans interact with the environment by staying indoors all day.
• Humans avoid any physical activity in nature.
• Camping in the sand.

• Humans only interact with the environment through technology.

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What is movement? (Page 9)

• Migration of people like moving to a new city for a better opportunity.

• The trading of Goods and Services like ordering a dress from Italy or Facetiming internationally for help.

• The exchange of Ideas like a phone call or access to a website.

• Movement is the ability to remain in one place.