What is Geography Task Cards

- is the flow of people from one place to another.

• Immigration

• Migration

• Emigration

• Urbanization

The library is north of the river. This is an example of -.

• Absolute location

• Relative location

• Geographic coordinate

• Topographic location

The formation of volcanos is a part of physical geography.

• An erupting volcano with smoke and lava.

• A flat landscape with no elevation.

• A desert with sand dunes.

• A river flowing through a valley.

Longitude and latitude determine the - of a location.

• coordinates of a location.

• population of a location.

• climate of a location.

• history of a location.

A GPS road map can be used to determine the - of a place.

• location of a place

• route of a place

• population of a place

• history of a place

Plant and animal life can help describe a -.

• Ecosystem

• Biome

• Habitat

• Niche

Geography would explain how this little girl lives.

• A child living in poverty, sitting on a street.

• A child playing in a park with friends.

• A child attending school in a classroom.

• A child traveling in a car with family.

A political map would be part of political systems.

• A map of North America with political boundaries.

• A map showing physical features like mountains and rivers.

• A map indicating population density across regions.

• A map displaying climate zones in North America.

This map shows the different - of the United States.

• Regions

• Cities

• States

• Counties

A study of the natural features of the surface of the Earth is called

• Human Geography

• Physical Geography

• Cultural Geography

• Economic Geography