Geography Quiz

How do the people of this country modify, depend, or adapt to their environment?

• Cargoship

• Near Mountain Regions

• War

• Heating and Cooling Buildings

How are ideas spread? What theme of geography is this?

• YouTube

  Location

• Cargo Ship

  Movement

• Youtube

  Movement

• Democracy

  Location

The absolute location is _________ and the theme of geography is _________.

• Near Mountain Region

  Location

• 22° N, 40° E

  Location

• 22° N, 40° E

  Place

• Near Mountain Region

  Place

A __________ region is defined by boundaries and landforms

A perceptual region is ______

• Defined by boundaries

• Defined by landforms

• Defined by newspaper areas

• defined by people's thoughts

What region is used to show the character, similarities, and/or differences of an area?

• Movement

• Region

• Human Environment Interaction

• Location

• Place

Match the following

• places with at least one thing in common

• Human Environment Interaction

• describes the ways things move

• Region

• describes where a place can be found

• Movement

• Character of an area

• Place

• how people use &change their environment

• Location

What 5 answers represent the "Place"​ theme of geography?​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ​ (e)  

• Democracy
• Cargo Ship
• Hinduism
• Dry & Hot
• Water
• YouTube
• Winter clothes for snow
• war
• poverty
• Oil

​ ​ (a)   ​ tells the exact place on a map using latitude and longitude. This is an example of the ​ (b)   theme of geography.

• Absolute
• relative
• Location
• Place
• region

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Region

,

(b) Place

,

(c) Movement

,

(d) Human Environment Interaction

• wearing clothes for specific weather

• technology, mail

• planes, trains, etc.

• based on people's thoughts

• youtube

• government

• cutting down trees

• religion

• using water

• common landforms

• human and physical characteristics

• building houses and factories

• heating and cooling buildings

• economic issues like war and poverty

• boundaries