G7 World Culture & Geography Quiz

It refers to the process of water falling to Earth’s surface as rain, hail, snow or sleet.

• Evaporation

• Condensation

• Precipitation

• Desertification

It refers to a mound of sand formed by the wind, usually along the beach or in a desert.

• Desert

• Dunes

• Oasis

• Plains

It refers to a tribal communities traveling together on a long journey through desert.

• Caravan

• Tehuelche

• Bedouins

• Tuaregs

It refers to an area set by the government where animals are protected from hunters.

• Caravan

• Oasis

• Desert

• Game Reserve

It refers to the longest river in the world and home for the ancient Egyptian civilization.

• Yangtze River

• Mississippi River

• Nile River

• Ganges River

This refers to the remote and usually uninhabited inland regions of Australia.

• Outback

• Oasis

• Dunes

• Tableland

It refers to a weapon made from two or three strands of rope with a weight tied at each end, this was used by Tehuelche’s of the Patagonia for hunting.

• Basalt

• Bola

• Oracle Bones

• Ponchos

Who are the original inhabitants of the Atacama desert?

• Tehuelche

• Tuaregs

• San People

• Atacameños

What do you call the land at the edge of a river?

• River Valley

• Riverbank

• Delta

• Riverbed

How do the San people adapt and survive in the Kalahari Desert?

• They keep on roaming around the desert through a parade.

• They put up their toldo as their shelters during the extreme heat.

• They use the guanaco skin to cover themselves during the cold season.

• They use the ostrich eggs to store water in the middle of the water.