2nd 9 week review world geography

What are the seven continents of the world?

• Asia, Africa, Europe, North America, South America, Antarctica, Greenland

• Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, Greenland

• Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, Asia

• Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, Australia

What are the five oceans of the world?

• Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic, Antarctic

• North, South, East, West, Central

• Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern, Arctic

• Mediterranean, Caribbean, Baltic, Red, Black

How does cultural geography influence the way people live and interact with their environment?

• People's interactions with the environment are solely determined by economic factors.

• Cultural geography shapes beliefs, values, and traditions, which affect how people interact with their environment.

• Cultural geography has no impact on how people live and interact with their environment.

• The way people live and interact with their environment is only influenced by individual preferences.

What are some examples of physical geography features such as mountains, rivers, and deserts?

• K2 Mountain, Yangtze River, Kalahari Desert

• Eiffel Tower, Nile River, Gobi Desert

• Mount Everest, Amazon River, Sahara Desert

• Great Barrier Reef, Mississippi River, Mojave Desert

Explain the difference between weather and climate.

• Weather only refers to temperature, while climate refers to all aspects of the environment

• Weather is short-term, while climate is long-term.

• Weather and climate are the same thing

• Climate is short-term, while weather is long-term

How does climate affect the way people live and the type of activities they engage in?

• Climate only affects the environment, not people's behavior

• Climate can affect the way people live by influencing their clothing, housing, food, and transportation choices, as well as the type of activities they engage in for work, leisure, and cultural practices.

• People's activities are not influenced by climate

• Climate has no impact on people's way of life

What factors contribute to population distribution around the world?

• Language spoken by the population

• Distance from the equator

• Religious beliefs and practices

• Multiple factors including climate, resources, economic opportunities, and government policies.

What are some examples of densely populated areas and sparsely populated areas?

• London, Paris, Berlin

• Tokyo, New York City, Mumbai, Australian Outback, Sahara Desert, Amazon Rainforest

• Antarctica, Arctic Circle, Greenland

• Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston

How does population distribution impact the environment and resources?

• It leads to a more sustainable use of resources

• It has no impact on the environment and resources

• It helps in preserving natural resources and improving the environment

• It puts pressure on natural resources and can lead to environmental degradation.

Explain the concept of population density and its significance in geography.

• Population density is the measurement of birth rate per unit area, usually per square kilometer or square mile. It is significant in geography as it helps in understanding the demographic trends in a particular area.

• Population density is the measurement of population per unit area, usually per square kilometer or square mile. It is significant in geography as it helps in understanding the distribution of people in a particular area and the impact on resources, infrastructure, and environment.

• Population density is the measurement of land area per unit population, usually per square kilometer or square mile. It is significant in geography as it helps in understanding the distribution of resources in a particular area.

• Population density is the measurement of average income per unit population, usually per square kilometer or square mile. It is significant in geography as it helps in understanding the economic development of a particular area.