1-1 Quiz

Globe:

• A part of the world that shares one or more common features that separate it from other nearby areas
• A ball-shaped model of the entire planet
• A flat drawing showing all or some of the Earth

Map:

• A part of the world that shares one or more common features that separate it from other nearby areas
• A ball-shaped model of the entire planet
• A flat drawing showing all or some of the Earth

Region:

• A part of the world that shares one or more common features that separate it from other nearby areas
• A ball-shaped model of the entire planet
• A flat drawing showing all or some of the Earth

Social Science:

• The study of the world, people, and landscapes people create
• All the human features and physical features that make a place unique
• A field of study focused on people and their relationships

Landscape:

• The study of the world, people, and landscapes people create
• All the human features and physical features that make a place unique
• A field of study focused on people and their relationships

Geography:

• The study of the world, people, and landscapes people create
• All the human features and physical features that make a place unique
• A field of study focused on people and their relationships

Regions are:

• areas that share common characteristics
• how and why people move
• how people interact with their environment

Which of the following is an example of how and why someone may move?

• Driving in a car to see a show
• Walking to work on a sidewalk
• All of the above

What is the difference between a globe and a map?

• A map is a flat drawing showing all or some of the Earth, and a globe is a ball-shaped model of the entire planet
• A map is ball-shaped model of the entire planet, and a globe is a flat drawing showing all or some of the Earth