WorksheetsQuiz
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 52mins
How many people live in Antarctica?
0
10
100
1000
_____ _____ is the exact position on Earth in terms of latitude and longitude.
absolute location
relative location
place
region
The way people affect their environment and how their environment affects them is called _____ _____ _____.
location
human-environment interaction
movement
region
Using trains, airplanes, or vehicles to transfer goods, people, or ideas is an example of __________.
region
place
location
movement
A mix of human and non-human features at a given location is called ________.
place
region
location
relative location
A _____ is an area with at least one unifying physical or human feature such as climate, landforms, population, or history.
place
region
location
absolute location
The location of one place relative to another place is called _____ _____
relative location
absolute location
location
movement
An _____ _____ is a photographic image of Earth's surface taken from the air.
satellite image
distortion
aerial photograph
projection
Every map has a loss of accuracy, or ______.
distortion
projection
satellite image
scale
A _____ _____ _____ (GIS) is a computer-based system that stores and uses information linked to geographic locations.
satellite images
projection
Geographic Information System
scale
A way to map Earth on a flat surface is called a __________.
distortion
projection
aerial photograph
satellite image
A _____ _____ is a picture of Earth's surface taken from a satellite in orbit.
aerial photograph
distortion
projection
satellite image
_____ is another term for relative size.
scale
projection
distortion
aerial photograph
What is Region?
A small fenced area for cattle
A group of places that have human and/or physical characteristics in common.
An exact location on Earth.
A form of worship
In geography, Movement means...
dancing
folding maps
how humans interact with the environment
people, goods, or ideas moving from one place to another.
Relative location is...
the location of one place compared to another.
the location using latitude and longitude.
climate and culture.
None of the above
In geography, Place means...
how physical and non-physical features of a location mix; like climate.
someone's home address.
what kind of habitat an animal occupies.
moving goods, people and ideas from one place to another.
Human-Environment interaction is...
not a theme of geography.
an exact location on Earth.
how people interact with their environment.
how the ocean current affects surfers.
Lines of latitude and lines of longitude help us find...
a treasure.
a pot of gold.
a place's absolute location.
a place's relative location.
The Prime Meridian is an example of...
a line of latitude.
a video game.
a theme of geography.
a line of longitude.
The Equator is an imaginary line that separates...
The North and South Pole
Eastern/Western Hemispheres
Northern/Southern Hemispheres
The United States
This is an example of a __________ map.
historical
thematic
pictorial
political
This is an example of a ____________ map.
historical
thematic
historical
physical
This is an example of a ____________ map.
historical
thematic
political
pictorial
Examples of features that make a great map EXCEPT...
key/legend
locator map
scale bar
place
This is a physical map of ___________________.
Texas
New Hampshire
Hawaii
Africa
People who provide labor to produce goods and services
natural resources
human resources
specialization
Natural characteristics of the environment, such as landforms and bodies of water
climate
physical features
human resources
encourage or make easier
impede
promote
Materials that come directly from nature that are used to produce goods and services
geography
human resources
natural resources
The study of Earth’s physical environments and how people interact with them
geology
geography
biology
chemistry
People, societies, or other groups relying on each other for survival or success
interdependence
specialization
Producing a limited number of goods and services
interdependence
specialization
production
The long-term trends in weather elements and atmospheric conditions
variability
patterns
climate
The natural resources, human resources, and capital goods required to produce a particular good or service
Combination resources
factory resources
productive resources
man-made tools, machinery, and technology that are used to produce goods and services
capital resources
human resources
geographic resources
supply and demand
What do you see in the picture?
Ocean
River
Lake
Island
What do you see in the photo?
Island
Plain
Canyon
Volcano
What is this an example of?
River
Lake
Mountain
Ocean
What is the area where the water meets the land called?
Coast
Island
Plain
Desert
An area of extreme temperatures and little percipitation is called?
Desert
Volcano
Canyon
Island
Land surrounded by water on three sides is called?
Ocean
Peninsula
Island
Lake
What do you see in the picture?
Canyon
Hill
Volcano
Plain
Open flat land suitable for farming is called?
Plain
Desert
Valley
Peninsula
An area of high elevation comparing to the surrounding land.
Hill
Volcano
River
Mountain
30* 20" North Latitude and 81* 40' West Longitude is an expression of
absolute location
compass rose
elevation
relative location
A compass is a tool that is used to describe one component of motion. Which component of motion does a compass describe?
Direction
Distance
Time
Speed
Imaginary lines that circle the Earth parallel to the Equator.
Latitude
Longitude
Equator
Projection
Imaginary lines that circle the Earth from Pole to Pole, measuring distance east or west of the Prime Meridian.
Latitude
Longitude
Scale
Hemisphere
A "half sphere," used to refer to one-half of the globe when divided into North, South, East, and West.
Scale
Latitude
Longitude
Hemisphere
What element is missing from this map?
scale
title
legend
compass rose
Which continent is marked by the number "1"?
Asia
South America
Africa
Europe
What ocean do we live closest to?
Arctic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
What continent is pictured here?
Asia
Australia
North America
Africa
What continent is pictured here?
South America
North America
Asia
Antarctica
What is the source of a river?
Where the river starts its journey, usually in high places such as hills and mountains
Where the river ends its journey by joining an ocean, sea or large lake
What is the mouth of a river?
Where the river ends its journey by joining an ocean, sea or large lake
Where the river starts its journey, usually in high places such as hills and mountains
Why are rivers important? Tick two
They are important in the Water Cycle where water is recycled
They make a place look nicer.
They shape the landscape through erosion, transportation of sediment, and deposition
What is this?
Tokyo Skytree
Eiffel Tower
London Bridge
Space Needle
What is this?
The Great Wall
London Bridge
Arc de Triomphe
Golden Gate Bridge
What is it?
Big Ben
Eiffel Tower
Space Needle
Statue of Liberty
What is it?
Merlion
Sphinx
Mount Fuji
Big Ben
Where can you find this landmark (The Great Pyramid)?
Rome, Italy
Dubai, UAE
Giza, Egypt
Doha, Qatar
Where can you find this landmark (Christ the Redeemer)?
New York, USA
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Paris, France
Rome, Italy
Why was a Coke not a great success in the beginning?
because was to expensive
because people didn't like the flavor
because few people knew about it
Angkor Wat is located in ?
Russia
Cambodia
Africa
India
The Collosseum was built in ancient .....
Egypt
Rome
Mexico
Greece
Where can we find this wall?
Scotland
China
Germany
Norway
This building is "Pentagon". We can found it in........
Malaysia
USA
Russia
Japan
What do we call this famous mountain?
Suji
Fuji
Kuji
Ruji
Human made this famous tourist site. What is the name?
Stonewall
Stonehenge
Stonedoors
Stone tower
What is this?
Buckingham Palace
Nile River
Sahara Desert
The White House
What is this?
Grand Canyon
Just around the river bend
Sahara Desert
Taj Mahal
