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WorksheetsWhat is geography Grade 7
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
What are the four main points of direction called?
cardinal directions
direction points
compass rose
ordinal or intermediate directions
What are the in-between points of direction called?
cardinal directions
direction points
compass rose
ordinal or intermediate directions
What instrument uses a needle to determine magnetic north on Earth?
sextant
chronometer
barometer
compass
What circle, cut into degrees, shows the orientation of directions on a map?
yellow cross
compass rose
scale
primary directions
What image, made by a cartographer, shows an area of land, sea or both?
chart
table
grid
map
What part of a map explains the symbols that are used?
key
legend
key or legend
none of the above
What is molten rock that has formed deep within the Earth?
Hot Spot
Magma
Lava
Volcano
What is a large ocean wave that results from an underwater earthquake, landslide, or volcanic eruption?
Tsunami
Liquefaction
Seismic Gap
The outermost layer of earth is called:
mantle
crust
outer core
Resources that are not able to be reproduced as quickly as they are used are called _____.
renewable resources
flow resources
non renewable resources
non replaceable resources
Which group includes ALL renewable resources?
Coal, Trees, Water, Oil
Water, Wind, Sun, Plants
Minerals, Sun, Natural Gas, Water
What is the surface area of the earth?
500 million km2
510 million km2
What is the sea which is located within land?
Japanese sea
Red sea
Caspian sea
North sea
What is the largest ocean in the world?
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Arctic Ocean
How many continents are there?
5 Continents
7 Continents
6 Continents
8 Continents
What is the largest and smallest continents respectively?
Africa and Europe
North America and
South America
Australia and Asia
Asia and Australia
What is this continent ?
Asia
Africa
Europe
North America
What is the city in England which 0 degrees longitude is drawn across?
London
Greenwich
Manchester
Plymouth
What is the latitude of the Arctic circle?
66.5 degrees North
66.5 degrees South
90 degrees North
23.5 degrees South
What is the area of the Atlantic Ocean?
20 million square kilometers
156 million square kilometers
77 million square kilometers
69 million square kilometers
What is the largest island in the Indian Ocean?
The Philippines
Madagascar
Greenland
Indonesia
What is the actual time which takes the Earth to complete a journey around the sun?
365 days and 6 hours
365 days
24 hours
310 days
What is the Equatorial Diameter?
12757 km
40077 km
12757 km
39943 km
What is the sea that is North of Canada?
North Sea
Baltic Sea
Caribbean Sea
Beaufort Sea
Why are people important to geographers?
because they have jobs
because they visit places
because they produce data
because they create landscapes
How do geographers study the world at the global level?
by learning about why people want to live in cities
by learning about how people adapt to weather conditions
by examining how events and ideas from one region affect other regions
by examining how physical features and human activities affect a region
Geographer's study the world, it's people, and the ____ they create.
information
landscapes
weather
surveys
Geographers who study the world on a global level may examine a country’s ____.
climate
history
mountains
exports
Which of the following would a physical geographer measure?
the population of cities
the temperature of places
the number of crops grown
the number of goods exported
Physical geographers want to know why various parts of the world have different _____ patterns.
cultural
economic
migration
weather
How do human geographers help people to make comparisons among cultures?
by using evidence to identify patterns and turning points in history
by discovering artifacts in different locations that show how people lived
by helping planners make decisions about the designs of cities and towns
by providing information about how people in various places meet their needs
Human geographers can best help people to understand unfamiliar _____ .
climates
cultures
environments
histories
Which of the following can be influenced by the work of meteorologists?
where people get water for their crops
what maps people make
what clothes people wear
what structures people build
Meteorology is the study of ____ and what causes it.
desertification
flooding
urbanization
weather
Why is geography sometimes called a social science?
because it involves measuring things
because it deals with weather patterns
because it deals with people and how they live
because it involves field work and gathering information
Which of the following questions are asked by geographers who study issues at a local level?
Select the three correct answers.
What do people eat?
What products are exported?
How does the city government work?
How do people get from place to place?
What characteristics does a place share with other places?
Which of the following are studied as a part of physical geography?
Select the three correct answers.
artifacts
climates
plants
transportation
soils
Which of the following are studied as a part of human geography?
Select the three correct answers.
agriculture
economincs
landforms
migration
weather
Which of the following is studied by hydrologists?
how islands form
how plants grow
what causes weather
what causes droughts
Which of the following is not an agent of erosion and deposition?
Earthquake
Glaciers
Running water
Wind
A flat-topped table land standing above the surrounding area
Gorge
Plateau
Horsts
Graben
The oldest plateau in India is:
Malwa Plateau
Chotanagpur Plateau
Deccan Plateau
Mewar Plateau
____ are suitable for agriculture, settlement and transportation.
Plains
Plateaus
Rivers
Mountains
When magma flows out of the volcano it is called
air
water
egg shells
lava
When is World Environment Day is celebrated?
5 February
5 August
5 June
5 may
Identify the environment
(a)
Environment is sometimes divided into _____ parts. They are
________ and ________ environment.
Two
Ecological Balance
Natural
Human
Roads
How many Domains does the Earth have?
4
2
5
6
About what percentage of Earth is covered with water.
70
80
60
75
The biosphere is the narrow contact zone between the atmosphere, _________and ______ , where life exists.
Crysphere
Litosphere
Biosphere
Hydrosphere
Which among the following are affecting biosphere /biomes?
Mining
Tsumani
War
All of the above
