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WorksheetsSS 1st Semester Review
Total questions: 125
Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins
Which river is an important trade route located in southern Canada?
Fraser River
St. Lawrence River
Mackenzie River
Yukon River
Which Canadian Region contains Newfoundland and Labrador?
Prairie Provinces
Northern Territories
Atlantic Provinces
Which climate best describes the Prairie Provinces?
Dry with cold winters and hot summers
Rainy with mild temperatures
Long cold winters and short cool summers
Cool winters and humid summers
What is the climate like most of the year in Canada?
short, mild summers and long, cold winters
tropical with long rainy and dry seasons
a hot and dry desert-like climate
temperate with hot summers and mild winters
Canada has __ provinces and __ territories
10 provinces and 10 territories
5 provinces and 5 territories
3 provinces and 3 territories
10 provinces and 3 territories
The northern climate of Canada is ____, resulting in ______.
arctic, tundra
subarctic, taiga
humid continental, hot summers and cold winters
marine west coast, mild winters
The southern climate of Canada is
subarctic
marine west coast
humid continental
arctic tundra
What is the capital of Canada?
Montreal
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Toronto
What physical feature is shown in the picture?
Rocky Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
Ural Mountains
Andes Mountains
What physical feature is shown?
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Southern Ocean
Pacific Ocean
What physical feature is shown?
Great Basin
Great Lakes
Great Plains
Canadian Shield
What physical feature is shown?
Gulf of Mexico
Hudson Bay
Bay of Bengal
Arctic Ocean
This image is the landform in along the Hudson Bay rich in minerals but not good for farmland.
Canadian Shield
Nunavut
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Which Great Lake is not shared between the U.S. and Canada?
Lake Michigan
Lake Eerie
Lake Ontario
Lake Huron
What is permafrost?
permanently frozen soil
permanently Frozen fans
a really cool hair perm
Which ones are themes of geography? (choose all the correct answers)
Movement
Area
Region
Place
Physical
What zone is near the Equator?
high latitude
middle latitude
low latitude
The study of Earth and its peoples, places, and environments is...
history
geology
geography
social studies
Which are examples of a physical feature?
climate
location
landscape
buildings
culture
Which are examples of a human feature?
laws
city
weather
population
mountains
Which is an example of relative location?
St. Luke School is in uptown Columbus
St. Luke School, 318 11th Street, Columbus, GA 31901
84.988052° W, 32.466375°N
St. Luke is a school
"The U.S. is between Canada and Mexico" is an example of...
Movement
Region
Human-Environment Interaction
Location
Place
"In Spain, the summers are very warm and dry" is an example of...
Movement
Region
Human-Environment Interaction
Location
Place
The lines on a map and globe are... (choose all the correct answers)
latitude
longitude
altitude
X and Y axes
To belong in the same region...
(choose all the correct answers)
...must include more than one place
...must be close together geographically
...must have something in common
...must have the same climate
What is located at 90°N?
Equator
North Pole
South Pole
Prime Meridian
Antimeridian
What is located at 0° latitude?
Equator
North Pole
South Pole
Prime Meridian
Antimeridian
What is located at 180° longitude?
Equator
North Pole
South Pole
Prime Meridian
Antimeridian
What zone is near the poles?
high latitude
middle latitude
low latitude
What is located at 90°S?
Equator
North Pole
South Pole
Prime Meridian
Antimeridian
What does the Equator do?
divide Earth into Northern & Southern hemispheres
divide Earth into Eastern & Western hemispheres
Which are lines of longitude? (choose all the correct answers)
175°W
35°N
86°E
7°S
What do lines of longitude do? (choose all the correct answers)
measure east-west from the Prime Meridian
run east-west
measure north-south from the Equator
run north-south
Identify this map.
general-purpose map
thematic map
road map
physical map
True or False: There is only one way to project a map.
True
False
What is the most accurate way to view or represent the world?
A map
A Globe
What feature(s) can be distorted on maps?
(choose all that are correct)
shape
distance
direction
What does GPS stand for?
Global Partying Society
Georgia Palentolgist System
Global Positioning System
Geographic Positioning System
What does GIS stand for?
Global Information System
Geographic Information Satellites
Global Internet Software
Geographic Information System
What divides Earth into Northern and Southern hemispheres?
Equator
Prime Meridian
Anitmeridian
International Date Line
This shows a wide range of information about an area; generally shows man-made features or natural features.
map projection
thematic map
general-purpose map
What is map distortion?
When the map is wrong.
When it is presented in a way that is misleading.
When the map is 100% accurate
When you use a globe.
What does the map key do?
tells what the map is about
tells how a measured space on the map relates to the actual distance on Earth
tells the relationship between distances on the map and on Earth
explains the symbols, colors, and lines used on the map
(birthrate > deathrate)
When people of a population who move into an area.
Immigration
Emigration
Stabilization
According the population pyramid Canada's population is _______________
growing
steady
declining
One reason the world is growing so quickly is because...
The world has unlimited resources for everyone
Birthrate is higher than death rate
There are more and more places for people to live
Death rate is higher than birthrate
The average number of people per square mile is...
Birthrate
Population Distribution
Population density
Death rate
A person forced to flee their country due to war, violence, or natural disaster is called a...
Immigrant
A runner
Refugee
An illegal alien
Things that attract people to a new place are called
Push factors
Pull factors
An example of a pull factor is...
A natural disaster
Lack of access to education
Lack of resources
A new job opportunity
Something that makes people want to leave where they are is called a...
Push factor
Pull factor
This population pyramid can be described as...
growing
steady
declining
The movement of people from rural areas into cities is called..
Industrialization
Urbanization
Globalization
This population pyramid can be described as...
growing
steady
declining
People are evenly distributed over the world.
True
False
What are the 2 effects of global migration?
cultural blending
more pollution
urbanization
global population growth
Language, religion, government, and entertainment are
examples of the elements of culture
characteristics of globalization
what makes up an ethnic group
the three things that make a cultural region
Who holds the power in a Democracy
One Ruler
The People
A Monarch
No one
This type of government has one ruler who holds all the power of the people, the government, and the economy
Dictatorship
Democracy
Monarchy
Republic
The people elect officials to represent them in the government in a ___.
Dictatorship
Democracy
Republic/Representative Democracy
Monarchy
What form of government does the United Kingdom have?
democracy
dictatorship
monarchy
representative democracy (republic)
What form of government did ancient Greece have?
democracy
dictatorship
monarchy
representative democracy (republic)
What form of government does North Korea have?
democracy
dictatorship
monarchy
representative democracy (republic)
What is the process by which nations, cultures, and economies become mixed?
civilization
urbanization
transportation
globalization
What is something most religions do NOT have in common?
writings/holy scripture
worship the same God
follow the Golden Rule
prayer & worship
Select which answers cause a culture to change.
technology
religion
migration
language
exchange of ideas
all believe in the God of Abraham
Judaism, Christianity, Islam
Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism
The set of beliefs, values, and practices that a group of people have in common.
culture
culture trait
culture region
religion
Which of the following is NOT considered an element of culture?
language
religion
climate
history
Economic system where individuals (private owners) answer the three basic economic questions:
Market
Command
Traditional
Mixed
There are four types of economic systems. Most economies are _____.
Traditional
Command
Market
Mixed
In the economy of the Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert the people follow the examples of their ancestors. This is what kind of economy?
Traditional
Market
Command
Mixed
Water is renewable because it.......
can be frozen
important to all life
cycles naturally through the environment
can evaporate
Any useful material that is found in nature:
Natural Resource
Human Resource
Which type of industry?
An industry that deals with manufacturing or construction. Examples: food manufacturing, car manufacturing, etc.
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Which type of industry?
An industry that deals with the gathering of resources such as minerals that are minded or quarried, or an agricultural product that is harvested in its raw state.
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Which type of industry?
An industry that provides services more than goods. Examples: Nurse, teacher, doctor
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Which type of economy is the U.S.?
Traditional
Market
Command
Mixed
