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MVP Review - Unit 1&2

Total questions: 181

Worksheet time: 3620secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the difference between a service industry and manufacturing?

a)

Service industries produce intangible goods.

b)

Only service industries depend on retail sales.

c)

Service industries produce goods for sale.

d)

Manufacturing provides intangible goods.

2.

How are the governments of Canada and the United States similar?

a)

Both allow every citizen to vote in national elections.

b)

Both allow the government to censor newspapers.

c)

Both are limited governments with constitutions.

d)

Both have parliaments led by a president.

3.

The government of the United States can trace its democratic roots to which civilization?

a)

Spain

b)

France

c)

Greece

d)

Egypt

4.

What feature is missing from many unlimited governments that is often used to limit governments?

a)

Economic freedom

b)

Controlled elections

c)

Censorship

d)

Constitution

5.

The province of Quebec has been the center of cultural conflict in Canada for several years. which of the following cultural traits is the focus of this conflict?

a)

Dietary restrictions

b)

Religious traditions

c)

Language usuage

d)

Clothing styles

6.

British colonization of North America politically influenced the United States and Canada by introducing the idea of---

a)

separation of church and state

b)

free trade

c)

limited government

d)

constitutional monarchy

7.

A common feature of the economic systems in the United States and Canada is that both------

a)

place a salary cap on business leaders' earnings

b)

restrict factory ownership to the government

c)

allow people to own private property

d)

use government quotas to determine what to produce

8.

What has been the long-term significance of French settlers in Canada?

a)

They developed an armed conflict with the United States.

b)

They established a command economy in Canada.

c)

They created a strong culture region within Canada.

d)

They created the universal culture for all of Canada.

9.

Which two physical features do the United States and Canada share?

a)

Appalachian Mountains and Mississippi River

b)

Rocky Mountains and the Great Lakes

c)

Mississippi River and the Great Lakes

d)

St. Lawrence Seaway and Rocky Mountains

10.

The United States and Canada are both considered to be multicultural societies because---

a)

The American Indian cultures in these societies did not mix with the European cultures

b)

Most of the people in these societies speak more that one language.

c)

A history of immigration has resulted in several cultures contributing to these societies.

d)

People living in these societies have economic and political freedoms.

11.

What physical geographic feature, shared by U.S. and Canada is shown on the map

a)

Franklin Mountains

b)

Rocky Mountains

c)

Great Plains

d)

Great Lakes

12.

A common feature of the economic systems in the United States and Canada

is that both—

a)

allow people to own private property

b)

restrict factory ownership to the government

c)

place a salary cap on business leaders earnings

d)

use government quotas to determine what to produce

13.

Which factor most contributed to creating the human geographic characteristics of Canada and the United States listed above?

a)

Spanish conquest of the region in the early half of the sixteenth century.

b)

Colonization of the region in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

c)

Migration of people from south American to North america.

d)

Cultural diffusion resulting from manifest destiny.

14.

The province of Quebec has been the center of cultural conflict in Canada for several years. which of the following cultural traits is the focus of this conflict?

a)

Dietary restrictions

b)

Religious traditions

c)

Language usuage

d)

Clothing styles

15.

British colonization of North America politically influenced the United States and Canada by introducing the idea of---

a)

separation of church and state

b)

free trade

c)

limited government

d)

constitutional monarchy

16.

What feature is missing from many unlimited governments that is often used to limit governments?

a)

Economic freedom

b)

Controlled elections

c)

Censorship

d)

Constitution

17.

Canada and the United States share a history of colonization and immigration resulting in a region that is characterized by —

a)

mulitculturalism

b)

religious persecution

c)

political instability

d)

social unrest

18.

Which of the following is a way that communist governments have sought to keep their people supporting their form of government?

a)

not allowing people to travel outside their borders

b)

teaching children only the good points of their government and the bad points of other forms of government.

c)

screening what is shown on television and in movies

d)

all of these

19.

Which of these statements BEST describes the government of Iran?

a)

rule by a few

b)

rule by the majority

c)

rule by officials guided by religious ideas

d)

rule by royal leaders limited by a constitution

20.

The governments of Jordan and Saudi Arabia are similiar because the head of state (leader) for both countries is a —

a)

king

b)

priest

c)

governor

d)

prime minister

21.

Which two physical features do the United States and Canada share?

a)

Appalachian Mountains and Mississippi River

b)

St. Lawrence Seaway and Rocky Mountains

c)

Mississippi River and the Great Lakes

d)

Rocky Mountains and the Great Lakes

22.

Which important civic duty being performed in the drawing above allows individuals to influence the way their country is governed?

a)

voting

b)

paying taxes

c)

volunteering

d)

serving on a jury

23.

The United States and Canada are both considered to be multicultural societies because —

a)

most of the people in these societies speak more than one language

b)

people living in these societies have economic and political freedoms

c)

a history of immigration has resulted in several cultures contributing to these societies

d)

the American Indian cultures in these societies did not mix with the European cultures

24.

Which of the following is an example of an unlimited government?

a)

India

b)

Great Britain

c)

Cuba

d)

Canada

25.

What has been the long-term significance of French settlers in Canada?

a)

They established a command economy in Canada.

b)

They created a strong culture region within Canada.

c)

They created the universal culture for all of Canada.

d)

They developed an armed conflict with the United States.

26.

Which of the following countries is described above?

a)

China

b)

England

c)

Japan

d)

United States

27.

How has migration from Mexico and Central America affected the cultural traits of the United States?

a)

Restaurants featuring Mexican food have become more common the United States.

b)

Roman Catholicism has become the largest religious denomination in the United States.

c)

Latino populations have been growing in states located in the northern United States.

d)

English is taught as a second language to students who have come to the United States.

28.

Under an unlimited government, citizens would be LEAST LIKELY to -

a)

speak out against government actions

b)

take part in government celebrations

c)

get work in a government-run industry

d)

join the official government political party

29.

The economic system shared by both the United States and Canada is which of the following?

a)

market

b)

command

c)

trade

d)

socialist

30.

Which of the following generalizations is true of a U.S. citizen but not true of a citizen living under a dictatorship?

a)

U.S. citizens can vote for the head of the government and for other levels,but in a dictatorship the people can only vote for the head of government.

b)

US. citizens can vote for the head of the government and for other levels, but in a dictatorship the people most likely cannot vote.

c)

People in a dictatorship can vote for the head of the government and for other levels, but in the U.S. they can

only vote for the head of government.

d)

People in a dictatorship can vote in more elections for more offices than citizens of the U.S.

31.

The province of Quebec has been the center of cultural conflict in Canada for several years. Which of the following cultural traits is the focus of this conflict?

a)

Clothing styles

b)

Language usage

c)

Religious traditions

d)

Dietary restrictions

32.

Which of the following statements BEST describes the constitutional monarchy of the United Kingdom (Great Britain / England)?

a)

There are two legislative branches, but only one has royal members.

b)

There is a king or queen who reigns, but does not have executive power.

c)

There is a military leader who is also the king or queen.

d)

There is one supreme ruler who is the sole head of government.

33.

When a government is unlimited, which of the following is likely to be present?

a)

lack of individual freedom

b)

weak police and security forces

c)

better economy

d)

diversity

34.

The United States has an economy based on __________________ where private individuals can make money by innovating and creating new ideas and products and bringing them to market. The economic

system of __________________ is based on a communist system in which the government controls the availability of products and the cost of things.

a)

Socialism…Cuba

b)

Socialism…Canada

c)

Free enterprise…Canada

d)

Free enterprise…Cuba

35.

Which of the following usually results when a government becomes unlimited?

a)

loss of human rights

b)

loss of military strength

c)

gains in scientific research

d)

gains in international trade

36.

Which of the following generalizations is true of a U.S. citizen but not true of a citizen living under a dictatorship?

a)

U.S. citizens can vote for the head of the government and for other levels, but in a dictatorship the people can only vote for the head of government.

b)

US. citizens can vote for the head of the government and for other levels, but in a dictatorship the people most likely cannot vote.

c)

People in a dictatorship can vote for the head of the government and for other levels, but in the U.S. they can

only vote for the head of government.

d)

People in a dictatorship can vote in more elections for more offices than citizens of the U.S.

37.

As opposed to unlimited governments, such as North Korea, most limited governments, such as the United States, are defined by —

a)

free health care for citizens

b)

price controls for essential goods

c)

voter participation in free elections

d)

government ownership of industry

38.

Which of the following bodies of water creates borders in both the United States and Mexico?

a)

Bering Straits

b)

Hudson Bay

c)

Gulf of Mexico

d)

Gulf of California

39.

Which of the following is a country ruled by a constitutional monarchy?

a)

Mexico

b)

Germany

c)

India

d)

Japan

40.

Which of the following is true of a free enterprise economic system, but not true of a communist economic system?

a)

Government has less control over the economy.

b)

Supply of products and resources is controlled by the government.

c)

There is no voluntary exchange of goods and services.

d)

Demand for products does not affect the price.

41.

North Korea is described as an unlimited government because it is ruled by a —

a)

king

b)

dictator

c)

religious group

d)

coalition government

42.

Which head of the following forms of government is a monarchy?

a)

ruled by a majority of the people

b)

ruled by a king

c)

ruled by a committee

d)

ruled by a president

43.

Canada and the United States share a history of colonization and immigration resulting in a region that is characterized by --

a)

multiculturalism

b)

religious persecution

c)

political instability

d)

social unrest

44.

Which geographic landform is shown in dark gray on the map?

a)

Hudson Bay

b)

Mississippi River

c)

Great Plains

d)

Appalachian Mountains

45.

Which factor most contributed to why English, French, and Spanish spoken in the United States and Canada?

a)

Cultural diffusion resulting from manifest destiny

b)

Migration of people from South America to North America

c)

Colonization of the region in the 16th and 17th centuries

d)

Spanish conquest of the region in the early half of the 16th century

46.

British colonization of North America politically influenced the United States and Canada by introducing the idea of --

a)

free trade

b)

limited government

c)

constitutional monarchy

d)

separation of church and state

47.

The Bill of Rights is important because --

a)

it is a plan for our government

b)

it establishes three parts to our government

c)

it guarantees freedoms to all U. S. citizens

d)

it declared freedom from England

48.

Which of the following is a responsibility expected of U.S. citizens?

a)

Checking on neighbors

b)

Visiting Washington, D.C.

c)

Caring for one's property

d)

Voting in elections

49.

One of the civic duties of citizens in the United States and Canada includes --

a)

serving in the military

b)

voting in elections

c)

joining a political party

d)

visiting the nation's capital

50.

The province of Quebec has been the center of cultural conflict in Canada for several years. which of the following cultural traits is the focus of this conflict?

a)

Dietary restrictions

b)

Religious traditions

c)

Language usuage

d)

Clothing styles

51.

A common feature of the economic systems in the United States and Canada is that both------

a)

place a salary cap on business leaders' earnings

b)

restrict factory ownership to the government

c)

allow people to own private property

d)

use government quotas to determine what to produce

52.

What has been the long-term significance of French settlers in Canada?

a)

They developed an armed conflict with the United States.

b)

They established a command economy in Canada.

c)

They created a strong culture region within Canada.

d)

They created the universal culture for all of Canada.

53.

Which two physical features do the United States and Canada share?

a)

Appalachian Mountains and Mississippi River

b)

Rocky Mountains and the Great Lakes

c)

Mississippi River and the Great Lakes

d)

St. Lawrence Seaway and Rocky Mountains

54.

What physical geographic feature, shared by U.S. and Canada is shown on the map

a)

Franklin Mountains

b)

Rocky Mountains

c)

Great Plains

d)

Great Lakes

55.

Regional divisions of Canada are called

a)

States

b)

Provinces

c)

Divisions

d)

Territories

56.

Definition: A form of government in which people elect leaders and rule by majority

a)

Dictatorship

b)

Democracy

c)

Monarchy

d)

Oligarchy

57.

What is the leader of the Canadian government called?

a)

King

b)

Prime Minister

c)

Queen of England

d)

President

58.

Which region of the United States? ...Rocky mountains, Natural resources, and on the Pacific Coast

a)

West

b)

Southwest

c)

Northeast

d)

Midwest

59.

Which US Region? ...includes Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, & the Grand Canyon

a)

West

b)

Southwest

c)

Northeast

d)

Midwest

60.

The movement of people from their country of origin to live in another country is...

a)

Deportation

b)

Vacation

c)

Immigration

d)

Displacement

61.

The government of this country is a parliamentary democracy...

a)

United States

b)

Canada

62.
What large mountain range is pictured here?
a)
Catskill Moutains
b)
Rocky Moutanins
c)
Appalachian Mountains
63.

economic system where consumers and producers have control

a)

free enterprise / market

b)

mixed

c)

command (Communist)

d)

traditional

64.

economy controlled by the government

a)

free enterprise / market

b)

mixed

c)

command (Communist)

d)

traditional

65.

economy controlled by producers and consumers but with some government regulation

a)

free enterprise / market

b)

mixed

c)

command (Communist)

d)

traditional

66.

economy of small villages and tribes where people get what they need through barter and trade

a)

free enterprise / market

b)

mixed

c)

command (Communist)

d)

traditional

67.

economic industry based on farming and ranching

a)

agriculture

b)

retail

c)

manufacturing

d)

service

e)

wholesale

68.

economic industry defined by the sale of goods individually or in small quantities

a)

agriculture

b)

retail

c)

manufacturing

d)

service

e)

wholesale

69.

economic activity involving the production of goods by machines or manual labor

a)

agriculture

b)

retail

c)

manufacturing

d)

service

e)

wholesale

70.

economic activity that provides labor intensive work but does not result in a tangible product

a)

agriculture

b)

retail

c)

manufacturing

d)

service

e)

wholesale

71.

economic activity where goods are sold in large quantities to a store to then be broken down and sold in smaller quantities to individuals

a)

agriculture

b)

retail

c)

manufacturing

d)

service

e)

wholesale

72.

a supply of a material available to an organization

a)

resources (quantity my be limited or unlimited)

b)

consumer

c)

producer

73.

person who buys something

a)

resources (may be limited or unlimited in quantity)

b)

consumer

c)

producer

74.

a person or company that makes a product to sell

a)

resources (may be limited or unlimited in quantity)

b)

consumer

c)

producer

75.

the amount of a product available for consumers

a)

supply

b)

demand

c)

equilibrium

76.

the willingness of consumers to buy a product

a)

supply

b)

demand

c)

equilibrium

77.

the point in which the price of a product and the quantity available balance, the point where both the consumer and producer "win"

a)

supply

b)

demand

c)

equilibrium

78.

basic things everyone must have to survive (food & water, clothes, shelter, medicine)

a)

needs

b)

wants

79.

extra things we buy to make life easier or more fun (new dress at Easter, a cell phone, matching leather couch and recliner, our pet dog or cat)

a)

needs

b)

wants

80.

meaning " in the country" or areas where people live far apart

a)

rural

b)

urban

81.

meaning "the city" or where people live close together

a)

rural

b)

urban

82.

movement from one part of a place/region to another part of the same place (example central Texas to south Texas)

a)

migration

b)

immigration

c)

urbanization

d)

colonization

83.

permanent movement from one country to another

a)

migration

b)

immigration

c)

urbanization

d)

colonization

84.

movement from " the country" to "the city"...this usually happens for job opportunities

a)

migration

b)

immigration

c)

urbanization

d)

colonization

85.

something that forces a person or group of people to LEAVE a place (war, famine, lack of resources or job opportunities, natural disasters)

a)

push factors

b)

pull factors

86.

something that draws a person or a group of people to move TO a new location (family, better opportunities for jobs, education, healthcare, better quality of life)

a)

push factor

b)

pull factor

87.

someone native to a particular location (born there)

a)

indigenous

b)

immigrant

c)

refugee

88.

someone who permanently moves from one country to another

a)

indigenous

b)

immigrant

c)

refugee

89.

a person who is forced to leave their country to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster (often times they plan or hope to someday return)

a)

indigenous

b)

immigrant

c)

refugee

90.

the action or process of settling among and establishing control over the indigenous people of an area

a)

migration

b)

immigration

c)

urbanization

d)

colonization

91.

exhibiting a variety of different types

a)

diversity

b)

multicultural

c)

cultural diffusion

92.

the preservation of different cultures within one unified society

a)

diversity

b)

multiculturalism

c)

cultural diffusion

93.

the spreading of one's beliefs or practices

a)

diversity

b)

multiculturalism

c)

cultural diffusion

94.

The Bill of Rights lists the _______________ and _______________ that the government could not take away from its citizens.

a)

freedoms and branches

b)

rights and freedoms

c)

laws and articles

d)

acts and needs

95.

Which freedom allows people to have the right to give an opinion about the government?

a)

freedom of religion

b)

freedom of speech

c)

freedom of press

d)

right to assembly

96.

Which freedom was created because some colonies demanded that people join one church?

a)

right to assemble

b)

freedom of the press

c)

freedom of religion

d)

freedom of speech

97.

Which freedom gives people the right to report the news?

a)

freedom of religion

b)

freedom of speech

c)

Freedom of the press

d)

right to petition

98.

What term is used for the changes made to the Constitution?

a)

articles

b)

branches

c)

appeal

d)

amendments

99.

Which right/freedom allows people to gather together in groups?

a)

right to petition

b)

freedom of the press

c)

right to assemble

d)

freedom of speech

100.

Which amendment was created because people in 1789 wanted to be able to defend themselves and participate in the state militia?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

101.

What amendment forbids the housing of soldiers without the consent or permission of the owner?

a)

First

b)

Second

c)

Third

d)

Fourth

102.

Which amendment forbids unreasonable searches and seizures by government officials?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

103.

True or false. All searches require warrants, which are orders from the judge.

a)

True

b)

False

104.

Which amendment protects people from being put on trial or punished twice for the same crime?

a)

3rd

b)

4th

c)

5th

d)

6th

105.

True or false. People accused of a crime have the right to say nothing.

a)

True

b)

False

106.

The government cannot punish people without ________________________________ of law.

a)

amendment

b)

appeal

c)

due process

d)

prejudice

107.

Jury members must not be _______________________________ against the accused person.

a)

civil

b)

appealed

c)

due process

d)

prejudiced

108.

Under the 5th amendment, people _______________ be forced to be a witness against themselves.

a)

can

b)

can't

109.

What amendment permits people to settle noncriminal cases such as car accidents or destroyed property in a jury trial to determine who has to pay for the damages?

a)

Fifth Amendment

b)

Sixth Amendment

c)

Seventh Amendment

d)

Eighth Amendment

110.

In the Tinker v. Des Moines case, the Tinkers and Eckhart ________________________ the decision of the U.S. District Court because they wanted their case to be reviewed by a higher court.

a)

prejudiced

b)

civil

c)

ratified

d)

appealed

111.

The following question may contain more than one answer. Check all that apply.


Which right(s) of those accused of crimes are protected under the Sixth Amendment?

a)

government can't force people to be witnesses against themselves

b)

accused people have the right to a lawyer

c)

the jury members must not be prejudiced against the accused person

d)

trials cannot take place in secret; they must take place in public

e)

punishments cannot be so harsh that they are unfair

112.

Is it legal to fine someone $100,000 for driving 5 miles over the speed limit?

a)

Yes, the Seventh Amendment allows drivers to have a jury trial.

b)

Yes, the Sixth Amendment allows people to have a speedy trial.

c)

No, the Fifth Amendment says that the courts cannot punish a person twice for the same crime.

d)

No, the Eighth Amendment says that punishments cannot be cruel or unreasonable and fines cannot be excessive.

113.

True or false. Under the Sixth Amendment, if an accused person does not have enough money to pay for a lawyer, then he must borrow money to hire an attorney.

a)

True

b)

False

114.
What is the largest continent by area? 
a)
Asia
b)
North America
c)
South America 
d)
Europe 
115.
Which continent is this? 
a)
Asia 
b)
Europe 
c)
Australia 
d)
Antacrtica 
116.
Which is the smallest continent by area? It is also the only continent that is also a country. 
a)
North America 
b)
Europe 
c)
Australia 
d)
Asia 
117.
The study of Earth's surface, and everything on it.
a)
Geography 
b)
Geology 
c)
Geometry 
d)
Trigonometry 
118.
Which theme of geography locates a place by using absolute or relative location?
a)
Regions 
b)
Movement 
c)
Place
d)
Location 
119.
The following are examples of physical characteristics EXCEPT 
a)
The Empire State Building 
b)
Mountains 
c)
Rivers 
d)
Lakes
120.
All of the following are examples of Human characteristics EXCEPT 
a)
The Golden Gate Bridge 
b)
The Pacific Ocean 
c)
The Twin Towers 
d)
The Eiffel Tower 
121.
A collection of places with similar features 
a)
Place
b)
Region
c)
Location 
d)
Human Environment Interaction 
122.
This theme "tells you where it's at". 
a)
Location 
b)
Place
c)
HEI
d)
Regions
123.
48 degrees North latitude by 2 degrees  longitude is an example of...
a)
Absolute location 
b)
Relative location 
124.
Mountains, rivers, lakes, deserts are all types of?
a)
Landforms
b)
Water
c)
Maps
d)
Climates
125.
Which two continents are located entirely in the Western Hemisphere?
a)
Europe and Africa
b)
Asia and Antarctica
c)
North America and Australia
d)
North America and South America
126.
What large mountain range is pictured here?
a)
Catskill Moutains
b)
Rocky Moutanins
c)
Appalachian Mountains
127.
Which Great Lake is darker blue?
a)
Lake Superior
b)
Lake Erie
c)
Lake Michigan
d)
Lake Huron
128.
Which two physical features do the United States and Canada share?
a)
Appalachian Mountains and Mississippi River
b)
St. Lawrence Seaway and Rocky Mountains
c)
Mississippi River and the Great Lakes
d)
Rocky Mountains and the Great Lakes
129.
The United States and Canada are border on the east by
a)
the Mississippi River
b)
Mexico
c)
the Atlantic Ocean
d)
the Gulf of Mexico
130.
Tallest mountain chain in North America
a)
Appalachians
b)
Coastal Range
c)
Rockies
d)
St. Lawrence
131.
What countries make up most of the land in North America?
a)
Mexico and Texas
b)
China and Japan
c)
Canada and the USA
d)
Greenland and Alaska 
132.
Which body of water is on the southern part of the US, between Florida and Texas? 
a)
Pacific 
b)
Atlantic 
c)
gulf of Mexico 
133.
Flat area of land in North America that runs from the Arctic Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico.
a)
Dry Plains 
b)
Great Plains 
c)
Canadian shield 
d)
Mississippi river 
134.
On which of the following regions would you most likely find good land for grazing animals such at cattle?
a)
Atlantic Coastal Plain
b)
Great Plains
c)
Canadian Shield
d)
Rocky Mountains
135.
This river flows through northeastern Canada to the Great Lakes.
a)
Lake Lanier
b)
St. Lawrence River
c)
Atlantic Ocean
d)
Erie Canal
136.
How many Great Lakes are there?
a)
3
b)
4
c)
5
d)
6
137.

Canada is located _____________ of the United States

a)

North

b)

South

c)

East

d)

West

138.

The Canadian shield extends around the

a)

Pacific Ocean

b)

Canadian Cordillera

c)

Victoria Island

d)

Hudson Bay

139.

What ocean is between North and South America and Africa?

a)

Pacific Ocean

b)

Southern Ocean

c)

Atlantic Ocean

d)

Arctic Ocean

140.

Identify Physical Feature (3) on the map of Canada shown on the map.

a)

Lake Erie

b)

Rocky Mountains

c)

The Canadian Shield

d)

Atlantic Ocean

141.

Identify Physical Feature (2) on the map of Canada shown on the map.

a)

Rocky Mountains

b)

The Canadian Shield

c)

Appalachian Mountains

d)

Yellowstone National Park

142.
_____________ is the capitol of Canada. It is NOT the largest city in the country, or the most famous. It is very UNKNOWN.
a)
Ottawa
b)
Ontario
c)
Toronto
d)
Quebec
143.
______________ is the capitol of Mexico. It is one of the biggest cities in the world, at 21.2 million people. It has been a major settlement since Aztec times.
a)
Guadalajara
b)
Veracruz
c)
Mexico City
d)
Monterrey
144.

Where is Mt. Denali, the highest point in North America, located?

a)

California

b)

Hawaii

c)

Alaska

d)

Colorado

145.
What color is the Mississippi River?
a)
orange
b)
purple
c)
green
d)
yellow
146.
Lake Michigan is which number?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
147.
What color is the Ohio River?
a)
purple
b)
green
c)
yellow
d)
orange
148.

Cuba and Jamaica are examples of __________________ islands.

a)

Hawaiian Islands

b)

Eastern Islands

c)

Caribbean Islands

d)

Southern Islands

149.

What Is The Yellow Box Surrounding?

a)

Caribbean Sea

b)

Amazon River

c)

Atlantic Ocean

d)

Pacific Ocean

150.

At what point is the capital of the United States?

a)

Point A

b)

Point B

c)

Point C

d)

Point D

151.

A represents which continent?

a)

North America

b)

South America

c)

Antarctica

d)

Africa

152.

B represents which continent?

a)

North America

b)

South America

c)

Antarctica

d)

Africa

153.

C represents which continent?

a)

North America

b)

South America

c)

Antarctica

d)

Africa

154.

D represents which continent?

a)

North America

b)

South America

c)

Antarctica

d)

Africa

155.

E represents which continent?

a)

Europe

b)

Asia

c)

Africa

d)

Australia

156.

F represents which continent?

a)

Europe

b)

Asia

c)

Africa

d)

Australia

157.

G represents which continent?

a)

Europe

b)

Asia

c)

Africa

d)

Australia

158.

1 Represents which ocean?

a)

Pacific

b)

Arctic

c)

Atlantic

d)

Southern

159.

2 Represents which ocean?

a)

Pacific

b)

Arctic

c)

Atlantic

d)

Southern

160.

3 Represents which ocean?

a)

Pacific

b)

Arctic

c)

Atlantic

d)

Southern

161.

4 Represents which ocean?

a)

Pacific

b)

Arctic

c)

Atlantic

d)

Southern

162.

5 Represents which ocean?

a)

Indian

b)

Arctic

c)

Atlantic

d)

Southern

163.

Name 3 of the 5 Themes of Geography

a)

location, human characteristics, regions

b)

place, regions, human environment interaction

c)

place, physical characteristics, movement

d)

human characteristics, physical characteristics, place

164.

Location can be either _____ or _____

a)

human or physical

b)

human or absolute

c)

physical or relative

d)

absolute or relative

165.

Telling someone you live behind Frames and Games in Pooler, Ga is giving them a _____ location.

a)

human

b)

absolute

c)

relative

d)

environmental

166.

The _____ location of Rincon, Ga is 32 degrees N, 82 degrees West.

a)

human

b)

absolute

c)

relative

d)

environmental

167.

The ____ is 0 degrees longitude

a)

Prime Meridian

b)

Vernal Equinox

c)

Equator

d)

Vertical

168.

The ____ is 0 degrees latitude.

a)

Prime Meridian

b)

Vernal Equinox

c)

Equator

d)

Vertical

169.

What disney movie is this

a)

Lilo ans stich

b)

cinderell

c)

maleficent

170.

what disney movie is this

a)

malifecent

b)

lilo and stich

c)

rapunzel

d)

cinderell

171.

what disney movie is this

a)

frozen 1

b)

frozen 2

c)

rapunzel

d)

snow white

172.

what disney movie is this

a)

rapunzel

b)

cinderell

c)

malifecent

d)

sherk

173.

what disney movie is this

a)

moana

b)

rapunzel

c)

cinderell

d)

brave

174.

what disney movie is this

a)

frozen

b)

frozen 2

c)

descendants

175.
What movie is this picture from?
a)
Jungle Book
b)
Lion King
c)
Bambi 
d)
101 Dalmatians 
176.
What movie is this picture from?
a)
Lion King 
b)
Jungle Book 
c)
Peter Pan 
d)
Aladdin 
177.

What is the name of the dad in this show?

a)

Bluey

b)

Bingo

c)

Bandit

d)

Heeler

178.

What is the name of this show?

a)

Rusty Rivets

b)

Under the Sea

c)

Octonauts

d)

PJ Masks

179.

Which character of Pokemon is NOT pictured?

a)

Pikachu

b)

Curly Puff

c)

Charmander

d)

Bulbasaur

180.

Who is this?

a)

Sponge Bob

b)

Bob

c)

Patrick

d)

Bill

181.

What language does this character speak?

a)

French

b)

English

c)

Chinese

d)

Spanish