6th Grade - I/S - 2nd Tri

What is cartography?

• The study and creation of maps

• The study of animals

• The process of building houses

• The study of weather patterns

Which of the following best describes a settlement?

• A place where people live, ranging from small dwellings to large cities

• A type of map symbol

• A type of weather event

• A type of plant found in cities

What is the difference between a settlement's site and its situation?

• Site is the physical location; situation is its location relative to other places

• Site is the weather; situation is the climate

• Site is the number of people; situation is the number of animals

• Site is the type of map; situation is the type of city

What is urbanization?

• The process of cities growing and facing challenges like pollution and overcrowding

• The process of making maps

• The process of planting trees

• The process of studying animals

What are push and pull factors in migration?

• Reasons that cause people to move from one place to another

• Types of map symbols

• Types of settlements

• Types of weather patterns

Which of the following best describes a "scale" on a map?

• The arrangement of natural features

• The ratio of a distance on a map to the corresponding distance on the ground

• The process of forming cities

• The four main directions

Which of the following is an example of a push factor?

• Better schools

• More job opportunities

• A lack of jobs

• Clean energy sources

A city with lots of public parks and clean energy sources is an example of what type of city?

• Megacity

• Sustainable City

• Conurbation

• Settlement

If several large cities grow so big that they connect, what is this area called?

• Megacity

• Settlement

• Conurbation

• Site

Which of the following is NOT a cardinal point?

• North

• South

• Up

• East