Observing God's World - History 6 - Section 1.1-1.2

🔷​ (a)   is the record of what has happened to mankind.

🔷​ (b)   is the study of the Earth.

• Habitat

• Biology

• History
• Geography

The ​ (a)   is known as the New World.

• Western Hemisphere
• Eastern Hemisphere
• Southern Hemisphere

The Western Hemisphere (New World) consists of ______.

• Africa and the Arctic
• Australia and Antarctica
• Europe and Asia
• North America and South America

Answer explanation

North America, South America, and the many islands rising up out of the Carribean Sea are all part of the New World (Western Hemisphere).

Movement of a group of people or animals from one part of the world to another is called ______.

• geography

• strait

• habitat

• migration

The setting in which certain types of plants and animals thrive is called a ______.

• Habitat
• Environment
• Strait

• Culture

The narrow body of water that links the Artic Ocean to the Pacific's Bering Sea and separates Russia from Alaska is called the ______.

• Bering Strait

• Hudson Bay

• Russian Straight

• Artic Bay

A ______ is a narrow body of water that connects two large bodies of water.

• canal
• river
• lake
• strait

Identify each location.

a

b

c

d

Greenland

Artic Ocean

North America

Pacific Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

South America

______ is the "way of life" of a group of people.

• Culture

• Habitat

• Migration

• History

The third largest continent is ______.

• South America
• Asia
• North America
• Africa