WorksheetsTools of history / GRAPES / 5 themes of geography
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 9mins
What do we call the study of earth and its people?
Geology
Geography
Geophysics
Geoboard
What do we call an "unwritten" account of history?
Oral history
Primary source
Secondary source
Cave art
A land form can be described as
a plot of land being sold to a buyer.
a naturally formed feature of Earth’s surface.
a place to visit on Mars.
an unnatural monument build by mankind.
What do we consider one of the seven large landmasses of Earth?
Plain
Geo-phenomenon
Continent
Hemisphere
What do we call the pattern of weather conditions in a certain location over a period of time?
Weather
News
Humidity
Climate
How do we refer to the plant life of an area (that grows in a location)?
Vegetables
Vegetarian
Vegetation
Vegan
What do we call imaginary lines that measure distances east and west of the prime meridian (they circle the globe around the poles)?
Latitude (lines)
Longitude (lines)
Linear functions
The equator
A hemisphere is considered a(n)
quarter of the globe
an equal half of the globe
a portion of the northern half
the southern most point of earth
Imaginary lines that measure distances north and south of the equator (circle the globe from east to west - similar to the equator) are called
Lingering lines
Latitude lines
Longitude lines
Prime meridian
What do we call a map showing features people have created?
Road map
Thematic map
Political map
Physical map
What do we call a map showing land forms and bodies of water?
Political map
Thematic map
Physical map
Globe
Geographers 'think':
psychologically
spatially
chronologically
verbally
What might we call a preserved remain of early life?
A fort
A following
A fossil
A formidable opponent
Which is NOT a FIVE theme of geography?
adaptation
location
movement
HEI
What is an account of a historical event written by someone who did not witness the event?
Primary source
Oral history
Discussion point
Secondary source
Something written or created by a person who witnessed a historical event would be considered a
Secondary source
Primary source
Witness
Oral history
Which element would NOT be considered part of "culture?"
language
beliefs
number of homes a family may 'own'
customs
Which map element helps us figure out the distance from one place to another?
scale
compass rose
title
key or legend
Which theme of geography explains the "spread" of religions around the world?
location
movement
region
HEI
How do we describe a map showing a distribution or pattern?
A political map
A GPS map
A thematic map
A physical map
What would you call a point or area on Earth?
Pundit
Location
Hemisphere
Pole
An __________ location would be a VERY specific area (possibly measured with latitude and longitude) 40° 42' 51" N longitude, 74° 0' 23" W latitude.
Abstract
All knowing
Absolute
Arbitrary
How do we label the way humans and the environment get along with each other?
HIE (human introvert experiment)
IEH (inverse environment hypothesis)
IHE (intense hominid exercise)
HEI (human environment interaction)
Which do we consider "place"?
The physical and human characteristics of a location
Where your favorite restaurant is
How we interact with our environment
How people and information get around
_________ would have similar physical characteristics (mountains, plains, rivers) or even human characteristics (language, population, culture).
Absolute location
Spheres
Realms
Regions
