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M3 Strands of Geography

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Geography about?

a)

Rivers and Cities

b)

Volcanoes and the Weather

c)

Our Planet and Us.

d)

The Earth

2.

Why is Geography important? It helps us to...

a)

keep our planet clean.

b)

understand our world.

c)

know how things were created.

d)

know about rocks.

3.

What are the three strands of Geography? Tick the correct answers

a)

Human

b)

Physical

c)

Environmental

d)

Industrial

4.

Physical geography is about

(a)  

5.

Human geography is about

(a)  

6.

Environmental geography is about

(a)  

7.

There are three big themes in geography. Can you remember them?

a)

Politics

b)

Change

c)

Impact

d)

Inequality

8.

The theme change is all about.... tick the correct statements

a)

Our Earth is constantly changing. Rivers and volcanoes change the landscape over time.

b)

our Earth doesn't change and geographers study why this is the case.

c)

The Earth's population is constantly changing. Moving from one country to another, increasing and or decreasing in numbers.

d)

Why food prices change and how come things on the planet do not stay the same.

9.

The theme impact links to change and how the changes the Earth and humans cause impact the both the world around us and the people too.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

What is the predominant strand of geography shown here?

a)

Physical

b)

Human

c)

Environmental

d)

Inequality

11.

Which two strands of Geography are shown here?

a)

Environmental and Human

b)

Human and Physical

c)

Physical and Environmental

12.

What strand of geography is shown here?

a)

Human

b)

Physical

c)

Environmental

d)

Change

13.

Which body of water is in YELLOW on the map?

a)

Gulf of Mexico

b)

Bering Sea

c)

Pacific Ocean

d)

Atlantic Ocean

14.

Which body of water is shown in GREEN on the map?

a)

Bering Sea

b)

Mexican Sea

c)

Caribbean Sea

d)

Gulf of Mexico

15.

What Rivers flows into the Great Lakes?

a)

Mississippi River

b)

Missouri River

c)

Colorado River

d)

Saint Lawrence River

16.

(Page 18-19 & 36-37) From the cities listed, which nation's Cities are more densely populated?

a)

USA

b)

Canada

17.

Lake Ontario, Erie, Michigan, Superior, Huron

are collective known as the _____ _____

a)

Canada's lakes

b)
Five Oceans
c)
Big Seas
d)

Great Lakes

18.

(Page 26 & 37 & 43 ) Why do most Canadians live so close to USA Boarder?

(Select three)

a)

Arable land is found in abundance

along the boarder

b)

warmer climate is found along the boarder

c)

Fresh bodies of water like the

Saint Lawrence and the Great lakes

are found along the boarder

d)

Colder Climate is found along the boarder

e)

Fresh bodies of water like the

Mississippi river and Colardo river is found along the boarder

19.

(Page 21 & 23 ) What two factors matter the most for making the Great Plains region a good place for farming?​

a)

flat land and no rain, many deserts​

b)

long winters and mountains

c)

nutrient rich soil and temperate climate with plenty of rain​

20.

(Page 21 & 23 ) The Great Plains of Canada and the USA are major sources of:​

a)

fruits like grapes, cranberries, and fish​

b)

oranges, peaches, and tomatoes

c)

wheat, corn, oil, natural gas, and wind power