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WorksheetsM-H Chapter 1 Test 6th 7th
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
The study of Earth and its peoples, places, and environments
History
Biology
Geography
Science
Refers to Earth's features in terms of their locations, their shapes, and their relationships to one another.
Relative location
Absolute location
Landscapes
Spatial
A physical map shows ___________ ?
Countries
Elevation
Climate
Population
A political map shows ____________ ?
Countries
Elevation
Climate
Population
An economic resource map shows __________ ?
Countries
Population
Gold
Climate
____________ is a theme of geography.
Latitude
Absolute Location
Region
Prime Meridian
__________ is a theme of geography.
Longitude
Equator
Human-Social Interaction
Place
Earth is always changing, or _________ .
changing a lot
perspective
dynamic
scary
What theme of geography deals with immigration?
Human-Social Interaction
Region
Climate
Movement
Which is a theme of geography?
Human-Social Interaction
Climate
Landforms
Place
Geography studies the location and spatial relationships among people, places, and environments. Maps reveal the complex spatial relationships. These refer to _________ ?
Landforms
Physical systems
The World in Spatial Terms
The Uses of Geography
__________ is not an essential element of geography.
Physical Systems
Water Systems
Human Systems
Places and Regions
Location, Place, Region, Human-Social Interaction and Movement are the 5 themes of geography.
True
False
Interpreting and critical thinking are geography skills.
True
False
T-town is in the Green Country region.
True
False
The Prime Meridian is a line of latitude.
True
False
The Equator is a line of latitude.
True
False
Landforms and climate are features of the environment.
True
False
__________ is an essential element of geography.
Human-Social Interaction
Environment and Society
Location
Climate
_____________ and ____________ are essential elements of geography.
Human Systems; Water Systems
Movement to Places and Regions; The World in Spatial Terms
Environment and Society; Places and Regions
Water Systems; Physical Systems
