WorksheetsGeography Quiz
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 15mins
Who invented air-conditioning?
Which three of these factors are the biggest influence in weather?
slope
wind
height
plantation
What are the upper slopes of a mountain mainly used for?
Tourism purposes
Used for crops due to its weather as well as its amount of sunlight
Forming Villages
What are the middle slopes of a mountain mainly used for?
Tourism purposes
Used for crops due to its weather as well as its amount of sunlight
Forming Villages
What are the lower slopes (meadows) of a mountain mainly used for?
Tourism purposes
Used for crops due to its weather as well as its amount of sunlight
Forming Villages
Which of these are bad effects on the environment
Acid Rain
Ozone Hole
Smog
Global Warming
Which of these are benefits for special glass dome tourism?
Having a less expensive journey
Reducing weather interruptions
A trip that is possible year-round.
Get to experience natural weather
Which of these are uses of land for development?
Farming
Housing
Transport
Leisure
Which company bought over the Rover company when they faced financial difficulties?
(a)
What tool do we use to measure the strength of an earthquake?
True or False:
Scientists found fossils of fishes on Mount Everest!
Yes
No
True or False:
Most of the Earth's volcanoes are found on the 'Ring of Fire'!
Yes
No
Which of these are sections of the Earth?
The Crust
The Mantle
The Core
The Lava
The Mr Gabriel
What is erosion?
Erosion is the process by which soil and rock are removed from the Earth's surface.
True or False:
Sustainability and disposing of wastes are one of the biggest problem with development.
True
False
True or False:
Sometimes, human inventions are meant to make us feel comfortable.
True
False
Which of these are forces that cause erosion on Earth?
Frost
Rivers
Waves
Wind
Ice
Which of these are natural hazards?
Tornado
Flood
Earthquakes
Volcano Eruptions
Atomic Bomb
Why should we study Geography?
What is the best human body temperature?
0 degrees Celcius
37 degrees Celsius
34 degrees Celsius
100 degrees Celcius
Draw a Turtle!
