This tool shows the relationship between the distances on a map and real distances.

Explains what the symbols on a map stand for.

How people, goods, and ideas move to and from a place.

The imaginary line that divides the globe/world into the Eastern Hemisphere & Western Hemispheres.

How a place affects the people living there and how people

living there affect the place.

The main directions such as north, south, east, and west (NEWS).

Describes the human and physical characteristics there.

Features of a place that set it apart from other places.

The imaginary line that divides the globe/world into the Northern & Southern Hemispheres.

What is geography?

The equator breaks the Earth into what two hemispheres?

The Prime Meridian separates the Earth into what two hemispheres?

Which lines have a major impact on TIME?

Which lines have a major impact on an areas climate & temperature?

Absolute and relative are words that describe...

Resources that we find in nature and are used without much modification are called:

Anything that can be used to satisfy human needs is a:

Resources which can be renewed or reproduced are known as:

Resources that cannot be replaced

Agriculture (farming) is a _____________.

Catfish are a __________________.

Clay is a _____________.

Oil is a _______________.

Sand/gravel is a _______________.

Seafood is a _______________.

Timber (forests/wood) is a ______________.

Natural gas is a non-renewable resource.

___________ like coal, iron ore and diamonds are natural substances found in the ground.

We use both renewable and non-renewable resources as sources of energy.

This map is an example of a . . .

A map showing mountains, rivers, oceans, valleys, and deserts is what type of map?

A map showing boundaries of countries is what type of map?

What type of map is this?

A map showing the climate zones of North America is which type of map?

This is a...

The movement of people from place to place

All of the people in a particular area