WorksheetsWorld Geography Midterm Review
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 32mins
The study of the interrelationship between people and their physical environment.
Human Environment Interaction
Regional Geography
Economic Geography
Human Geography
People changing the land causing deforestation, pollution, etc
Location
Place
Human- Environment
Movement
Regions
Define human-environment interaction
Physical features of a place
An objects absolute location
Language
relationship between humans and the environment they live in
What best defines region
explains where something is
describes both the physical and human features of a building, area, city, etc.
a group of places unified by a common feature
how people, products, information and ideas get around from one place to another
Absolute location:
means a general area
not determined by GPS coordinates
is saying that Akron is Northeast of Fairgrove
uses latitude and longitude or another coordinate system to give a specific area
through time
really fast in the 100 meter dash
People leaving their homes in Syria and travelling to Turkey to avoid war is an example of which of the 5 themes?
Region
Longitude lines run
through time
really fast in the 100 meter dash
Which is an example of absolute location?
Across from McDonald's
North of the Rio Grande
1020 Mall Lane
Near Gateway Mall
The image above is what type of map?
Formal
Functional
Perceptual
1. This side of the mountain is dry and desert like because of the rain shadow effect.
Leeward
Sideward
Windward
Land
What is the windward side of a mountain?
The wet side that is upwind of the mountain.
The side of the mountain with the most people.
The dry side that is downwind of the mountain.
The side of the mountain with the rain shadow.
A government system where people own their own businesses and property and must buy services for private use. Free Market system
capitalism
Socialism
dictatorship
Type of government where the government own many of the larger industries and provides education and health care services, while allowing citizens some economic choices.
Capitalism
Socialism
Communism
A form of government in which power is held by a leader who has absolute authority, may use force to control - leader not elected
capitalism
communism
dictatorship
Type of government system in which the gov owns all businesses and farms and provides healthcare, education, and welfare
Capitalism
Communism
Socialism
Dictatorship
A state or nation in which power is held by a king, queen, or emperor and passed down through a family (Example JORDAN)
monarchy
anarchy
republic
system of government in which priests or religious leaders rule in the name of God or a god and act as direct agents of a deity
republic
oligarchy
anarchy
theocracy
type of goverment controlled by a small group of people or elite group of people with their own interest in mind
anarchy
oligarchy
monarchy
republic
Shopper in grocery store
Producer
Consumer
Baker
Producer
Consumer
The person who grows, makes or sells products is a …………..
producer
consumer
goods
business
A person who buys and uses goods and services is a ………...
goods
services
producer
consumer
What is demand?
I need to pay the bills... but Imma go to Disneyland instead.
The value, or worth, that we place on a product.
the amount of something that producers will offer for sale at all prices.
the desire, ability, and willingness to buy a product
What is supply?
The amount of money you are willing to supply to get that new iPhone.
Illustrates how the quantity that a person will demand varies depending on the price of a good or service
The amount of resources available to make a product.
The amount of something that producers will offer for sale at all prices.
A ______ factor is something that is bad and makes you want to leave your country?
Push
Pull
A _____ factor is something good that makes you want to come to a new place.
Push
Pull
John hears that in the United States he can worship as he chooses without fear that the government will throw him in prison. This is an example of
a push factor
a pull factor
Brian is part of the Tutsi people from Rwanda that are treated very badly, often killed for being who they are. This is an example of a
Push factor
Pull factor
What is the definition of geography?
the study of artifacts
the study of the physical features of the earth and human activity that affects the earth
the study of continents
the study of the continent of North America
