Geography Concepts and Map Types

The video tutorial introduces different types of maps, including physical, political, and special-purpose maps. It explains the features of each map type, such as physical features, man-made boundaries, and thematic elements. The tutorial also reviews the seven continents and five oceans, providing mnemonic devices for easy recall. The lesson concludes with a preview of a class activity involving map creation and labeling.

What do physical maps primarily display?

• Weather patterns

• Population distribution

• Man-made boundaries

• Natural features like mountains and rivers

Which type of map shows boundaries created by humans?

• Physical map

• Political map

• Thematic map

• Cartogram

What is a thematic map also known as?

• Physical map

• Cartogram

• Political map

• Special-purpose map

Which of the following is an example of a thematic map?

• A map showing state boundaries

• A map showing mountain ranges

• A weather map on TV

• A map showing ocean currents

What does a cartogram map represent?

• Natural features

• Man-made boundaries

• Weather patterns

• Population size

Which countries are highlighted in a cartogram due to their large populations?

• United States and Canada

• India and China

• Brazil and Argentina

• Russia and Australia

How many continents are there?

• Five

• Six

• Eight

• Seven

Which mnemonic helps remember the seven continents?

• Aunt Alice always eats nasty apple soup

• My very educated mother just served us noodles

• Big elephants can always understand small elephants

• Every good boy deserves fruit

Which ocean is not one of the five major oceans?

• Mediterranean

• Atlantic

• Pacific

• Arctic

What is a fun way to remember the five oceans?

• Big elephants can always understand small elephants

• Apple picking is awesome sometimes

• Every good boy deserves fruit

• My very educated mother just served us noodles