Which of the 5 Themes of Geography is best represented by this image?

Which of the 5 Themes of Geography is represented by this image?

Which of the 5 Themes of Geography is best represented by this image?

Which of the 5 Themes of Geography is best represented by this image?

People often have to go to a new place to take care of a sick relative. Which theme does this situation represent?

Years ago, it was tough to do many household jobs. For instance, washing clothes was done by the stream or boiling clothes in a huge pot. Now almost everyone has a washing machine. Which theme does this situation describe?

Absolute Location is described using __________________________________.

When we describe a place by saying "it has a turquoise blue ocean with sandy beaches and palm trees in the background," we are describing it by its _______________________ characteristics.

We use trains, planes, and trucks to bring clothes, furniture, cars and groceries to the stores we shop in. Which theme does this represent?

When I say I live close to the mall, I am telling you my ____________ location.

Some cities have lots of pollution and garbage. Which theme does this represent?

When we say we live in the south where most days are sunny and warm, we are describing our ____________________.

Located on the compass rose, they are north, south, east and west.

A navigational instrument, may include cardinal and intermediate directions.

The exact spot where something is located, usually its latitude and longitude.

Northeast, Southeast, Northwest, and Southwest

The approximate spot where something is located, usually compared to other places.

The study of the Earth and the people who live on it and how they use it.

Weather patterns in an area usually experienced over a long period of time.

One of the seven principle landmasses of the earth.

Areas with similar characteristics

A change in the accuracy of shapes, direction, or distances shown on maps.

The section of a map that explains the symbols for the map features.

An imaginary latitude line located between the north and south poles at 0 degrees.

Half of the earth (there are four)

The size of an area on a map as compared with the area's actual size.

Imaginary line of longitude that runs from the North to South Pole at 0 degrees.

Why is it important for a map to have a title?

How does a map show you the relationship between distance on the map and distance in real life?

What map feature is a table that shows symbols and what they represent?