Understanding the Geography of the World Test L1

The United States is an example of a (a)   .

• capital

• country

• equator

• geography

The (a)   is an imaginary line that divides the world into the Northern and Southern hemispheres. A. capital B. country C. equator D. geography

• capital

• country

• equator

• geography

The study of Earth's land, water, air, and people is called (a)   .

• capital

• country

• equator

• geography

A (a)   is the city where the government of a country or state meets.

• capital

• oceans

• prime meridian

• geography

The five largest bodies of water on Earth are called (a)   .

• capital

• country

• oceans

• geography

The equator and the prime meridian divide the world into (a)   . A. continents B. countries C. oceans D. hemispheres

• continents

• countries

• oceans

• hemispheres

The United States is made up of many different (a)   .

• continents

• countries

• hemispheres

• states

There are seven (a)   on the planet.

• governments

• continents

• oceans

• capitals

To get to Mexico you need to cross the (a)   .

• equator

• capital

• prime meridian

• boarder

The (a)   of a city, state, or country makes laws for its citizens. A. B. C. D.

• government
• continent
• ocean
• boarder