Worksheets7th Grade Eastern Hemisphere
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 30mins
What is absolute location?
The exact location.
The relative location
Geography is:
the study of earth's physical features.
the study of earth's human-made features
the study of earth's physical and human-made features.
the study of earth's.
A half of the earth is known as a:
Relative Location
Absolute
Region
Hemisphere
A measure of distance north or south of the equator. Run east to west on the globe or map.
Latitude
Longitude
A measure of distance east or west. Run north to south. Prime meridian.
Latitude
Longitude
The place where something exists.
Region
Location
Geography
Hemisphere
An area of the world with shared characteristics?
Hemisphere
Location
Region
Geography
What is relative location?
The exact location of a place.
The location a place that is defined by where it is in relation to another location.
The study of making maps of Earth's surface.
Geography
Cartography
Hydrology
Meteorology
What is an environment?
The study of Earth's physical and human-made features.
The study of Earth's atmosphere.
The study of Earth's water.
The surroundings in which a person, animal or plant lives.
Human geography focuses on?
The study of physical features.
A representation of an area of land.
The study of human features, such as culture, government, and population.
An area of study that focuses on human society.
Hydrology is the study of?
Earth's atmosphere.
Earth's land.
Earth's water.
Earth's humanity.
A map is?
The study of Earth's water.
A representation of an area of land.
The study of earth's physical features.
An area of study that focuses on human society.
Meteorology is the study of:
Earth's water.
Earth's land.
Earth's atmosphere.
Earth's human-made features.
The study of Earth's physical features, such as landforms, bodies of water and climates.
(a)
An area of study that focuses on human society.
(a)
The overall weather patterns in a specific climate:
Climate
Continent
Dry Climate
Ecosystem
A great area of land on earth:
Climate
Ecosystem
Continent
Dry Climate
A type of of climate that experiences very little rain fall. Less than 10 inches of rain fall a year is a desert.
Climate
Continent
Dry Climate
Ecosystem
The community of plants and animals that live in a given area.
Climate
Continent
Ecosystem
Dry Climate
The process of being worn away by wind, water or other natural causes.
Ecosystem
Erosion
Natural Resources
Dry Climate
An imaginary line that circles Earth dividing it into halves.
(a)
the number of people that are born each year within a specific population.
Birthrate
Deathrate
Population
Population Density
facts or information that is collected, organized and analyzed.
Birthrate
Data
Data Analysis
Death rate
the practice of drawing meaningful conclusions from data.
Birthrate
Data
Data Analysis
Deathrate
Deathrate is:
the number of people that die each year within a specific population.
the number of people that are born each year within a specific population.
The total number of people who live in a certain area or country.
The number of people who live in a specific area relative to the size of the area.
Economy is:
the number of people that die each year within a specific population.
(GDP) The total value of all goods and services produced or provided by a country in a year.
The total number of people who live in a certain area or country.
the system that controls the way money is earned and used in a state or country.
The total value of all goods and services produced or provided by a country in a year.
Economy
Gross Domestic Product
Populaiton
Population Density
the average length of time a person is expected to live.
Population
Life Expectancy
Population Density
Birthrate
The total number of people who live in a certain area or country.
Population
Population Desity
The number of people who live in a specific area relative to the size of the area.
Population
Population Density
data that describe qualities that cannot be measured numerically. Traits, experience, or opinions are examples of qualitative data.
Qualitative Data
Quantitative Data
data that can be expressed numerically, often answering the questions how many or how much.
Qualitative Data
Quantitative Data
a series of questions that ask for information.
Survey
Data
Quantitative Data
Qualitative Data
something a person decides true based on the info he or she has.
Conclusion
Corroboration
Credibility
Fact
Corroboration
something a person decides true based on the info he or she has.
The use of multiple sources to confirm historical evidence.
The quality of being trusted to be believable.
something that has been proved true.
The quality of being trusted to be believable.
Conclusion
Corroboration
Credibility
Fact
something that has been proved true.
Conclusion
Corroboration
Crediblity
Fact
Historical Evidence is:
information that helps prove whether an argument about history is true.
something that has been proved true.
The quality of being trusted to be believable.
something a person decides true based on the info he or she has.
The person or persons for whom a primary source or secondary.
Historical Evidence
Intended Audience
Main Idea
Opinion
To explain something:
Interpret
Fact
Opinion
Main Idea
the most important information or main point in a document or source.
Intended Audience
Interpret
Main Idea
Opinion
a judgement a person forms about something.
Opnion
Fact
Credibility
Interpret
a firsthand account of an event in history; a source of evidence about the event by people who experience it.
A primary source
A secondary source
A source of evidence created by people after or removed from the event.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
The quality of being accurate and true.
Credibility
Corroboration
Validity
Fact
