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WorksheetsRegions (Pre-AP WHG)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 24mins
Ava, Abigail, and Anika are discussing examples of relative location. Which of the following is an example of relative location?
Lincoln High is across the street from McDonald's
Lincoln High is located at 40 degrees N, 96 degrees W
The U.S. Capitol is 38° 53′ 35″ N, 77° 00′ 32″ W
4055 Mockingbird Court
Elijah, Arjun, and Sophia are discussing the features that describe a place. Can you help them identify the human features? Choose all that apply. (3)
religion
government
landforms
food
Abigail, Aria, and Scarlett are discussing different types of regions. They come across a region defined by people's feelings about an area. What type of region is this?
Formal
Functional
Perceptual
Imagine Lily, Isla, and Liam are on a thrilling treasure hunt! They receive a clue that says the treasure is hidden at a specific set of latitude and longitude coordinates. What type of location are they being given?
Relative location
Place
Absolute location
Space
Which of the following is NOT an example of physical characteristics?
Climate
Native plants and animals
Culture
Landforms
Explains location by using other areas as reference points.
Absolute location
Relative location
Place
Space
Imagine Harper, Mason, and Rohan are on a treasure hunt. They come across an area defined by official boundaries. What would they call this area?
Formal region
Functional region
Vernacular (perceptual) region
All of the above
Liam, Evelyn, and Michael are on a treasure hunt and they found a map! They need your help to understand the symbols used on the map. What do we call a visual explanation of the symbols used on a map or chart?
Legend
Geographic scale
Reference map
Thematic map
Oliver, Elijah, and Grace are on a thrilling global treasure hunt! They stumble upon a clue that says 'The treasure is located where the Equator is.' Can you help them figure out where that is?
Zero degrees latitude
Zero degrees longitude
66 1/2 degrees North
180 degrees East
Lily, Kai, and Samuel are playing a game of 'Map Masters'. In this game, they noticed that political maps highlight what?
Borders of countries or states
Distribution of Democrats
Land use
World religions
Imagine Benjamin, Evelyn, and Jackson are playing a game of 'Geography Detective'. They come across a clue that says 'A formal region has well-defined'. What could this clue be referring to?
The type of cuisine in the region
The languages spoken in the region
The football teams in the region
The borders or boundaries of the region
Functional Region
central area connected to others by transportation, communication, or economic activity
area that shares common human or physical characteristics
subjective image created by people's thoughts and feelings about an area
the predominance of Roman Catholicism
Michael, Ethan, and Anika are playing a game of 'Name the Continents'. Can you help them out? What are the names of the continents of the world?
Africa, Mexico, Bolivia, United States,Italy, France, Germany
Africa, Mexico, Bolivia, United States,Italy, France, Antarctica
Africa,North America,Europe, Asia,South America, Antarctica,Australia
Africa, Mexico, Bolivia, United States,Italy, France, Germany
Nora, Elijah, and Abigail are on a thrilling adventure to the south! Can you help them figure out what type of region the south is an example of?
Perceptual
Nodal
Functional
Formal
What imaginary line divides the earth into eastern and western hemisphere?
The Prime Meridian
The Optimus Prime
Prime Time
Amazon Prime
What imaginary line divides the earth into northern and southern halves?
The equator
The equalizer
The equinox
The equilateral
Which term is used to describe the exact place on earth at which a geographic feature is found?
Absolute location
Altitude location
Relative location
Geographic location
Which set of imaginary lines runs parallel to the equator?
Latitude lines
Longitude lines
Literal lines
Lines of old age
All of the following are historical and modern PULL factors to the United States EXCEPT
job and educational opportunities
availability of land and resources
religious and political freedoms
natural disasters
What are push factors in migration?
Things that attract someone to an area
Things that cause people to no longer want to be in a certain location
Things that make people want to move to a different location
Things that promote economic growth
Which of the following is an example of an economic pull factor?
Political stability
Cultural diversity
Poor economic conditions
Discovering natural resources
