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G.6Geo-3.1 Using maps and globes 2

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. What are the two aspects that help us to identify the different global regions with similar characteristics?



(a)  

2.

2. What are the factors determining the human habitation?



(a)  

3.

II. Cultural Characteristics

1. Study the sources given below and make out which region they belong to.

a)

Tropical region

b)

Polar region

c)

Tropical monsoon region

4.

II. Cultural Characteristics

1. Study the sources given below and make out which region they belong to

a)

Tropical monsoon region

b)

Tropical region

c)

Polar region

5.

II. Cultural Characteristics

1. Study the sources given below and make out which region they belong to

a)

Tropical region

b)

Tropical monsoon region

c)

Polar region

6.

Now describe the cultural factors that influence the physical geography of a region with examples.



(a)  

7.

The countries within a geographical region often face similar _______ , as a result

of geographical features such as ______ ____ ______ and ____. They can

be in the form of regular tropical storms or____________. It also could

mean other challenges like ____ _____ between the peoples of the same

region when they engage in ____ ____ other countries.

a)

challenges

long period of drought

b)

dominant system

climate

c)

climate

dominant weather system

d)

trade competition

with

e)

trade competition

trading with

8.

Choose between a comparison between physical geography and correct human geography

a)

Human geography

Looks at the natural process of the

earth.

Eg: Climate and terrain.

b)

Human geography

Looks at impact and behaviour of people

and how they relate to the physical world

Eg: Effect of CO2 emission on climate.

c)

Physical geography

Looks at the natural process of the

earth.

Eg: Climate and terrain.

d)

Physical geography

Looks at impact and behaviour of people

and how they relate to the physical world

Eg: Effect of CO2 emission on climate.

9.

1. In which of the hemisphere is Bahrain located?



(a)  

10.

Tick the correct answer .

1. An equator is an imaginary line that does not divide the earth into two equal halves .

a)

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b)

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11.

Tick the correct answer .

2. Prime Meridian is defined as zero degree longitude .

a)

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b)

×\times  

12.

Tick the correct answer .

3. An equator is an imaginary line that divides the earth into northern and southern hemispheres

a)

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b)

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13.

Tick the correct answer .

4. Equator is defined as zero degree latitude .

a)

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b)

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14.

Which are the countries lies in Northern Hemisphere ?

(a)  

15.

he world's regions helps us to identify areas that have similar characteristics . In which all areas we find the similarities ?

The similarities are in both the physical and human geography .

Human Geography Physical Geography These two aspects are connected because the physical geography of an area often affects the human geography .

a)

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b)

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16.

Physical geography

(a)  

17.

HUMAN GEOGRAPHY

(a)  

18.

The People have always moved across the face of the planet looking for suitable places in which to live .

a)

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b)

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19.

TE What are the factors determining the human habitation ?

(a)  

20.

Terrain

(a)  

21.

These factors like resources , climate and terrain are often similar across all the lands in the areas we describe as regions . The factors like climate and terrain also result in other similarities e.g. the types of natural vegetation or how suitable the area is for agriculture

a)

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b)

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22.

Correct the false statement .

a)

1. People move across the planet looking for suitable places in which to live

b)

1. People move across the planet looking for unsuitable places in which to live .

23.

orrect the false statement .

a)

2. The physical geography of an area does affect the human geography .

b)

2. The physical geography of an area doesn't affect the human geography .