What is Geography?

The theme of Geography that deals with where something is on a map

• Place

• Location

• Region

• Movement

• Human-Environment Interaction

A locations distinguishing characteristics.

• Location

• Place

• Region

• None of the Above

The 5 Themes of Geography are:​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ​ (e)  

• Location
• Place
• Human-Environment Interaction
• Movement
• Region
• Physical Systems
• Human Systems
• Environment
• Society
• Human-Environment Interaction

The most important ideas in the study of Geography are known as

• The 5 Themes of Geography

• The 6 Essential Elements of Geography

• The Branches of Geography

• Geographers Tools

450 W. Reynolds Rd Lexington, Kentucky 40503 is an example of:

• Relative Location

• Place

• Absolute Location

• Region

Birds flying south for the winter is an example of __________

Central Kentucky is where Lexington Kentucky can be found. Central Kentucky is an example of:

• Relative Location

• Absolute Location

• Place

• Region

Match the following Essential Elements of Geography

• Places & Regions

• Physical Processes that shape the Earth

• The World in Spatial Terms

• Using maps and other tools to know where things are in relation to others

• Human & Society

• Patters of Human Settlement

  Characteristics, distribution and migration of people on the planet.

• Physical Systems

• Physical & Human Characteristics of Places

  Culture & Experience influence peoples perspective of places and regions

• Human Systems

• Human actions modify the physical environment and vice versa

To Apply what we know to the past, present and future are to apply the uses of ​ (a)  

• Geography
• History
• Human Environment Interaction

Eratosthenes (276 - 194 B.C.) was most known for

• Figuring out how large the Earth is

• Predicting weather patterns

• Mapping known lands of Greece

• Learning how the world Works

• Both A & C