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Chapter 1 Test Eastern Geography Mod

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Your street address describes

a)

absolute location

b)

your society

c)

your enviroment

d)

relative location

2.

Globes can show

a)

a flat representation of the Earth's surface

b)

the world as it really is

c)


The phases of the moon.

d)


specific information about a place such as street names

3.

The studies of cities and how people live in them is

a)

Mountain formation

b)

River systems

c)

Urban geography

d)

Climate patterns

4.

The Rocky Mountains are a region defined by

a)

physical characteristics

b)

language characteristics

c)

human charcteristics

d)

religious characteristics

5.

Which of the following would a human geographer study?

a)

weather and climate

b)

soils and plants

c)

maps and globes

d)


economics and politics

6.

Questions about why rivers flow in a certain direction are part of

a)

physical geography

b)

meteorology

c)

human geography

d)

social science

7.

Economic geography is the study of

a)

the impact of climate

b)

how people live in cities

c)

making maps

d)

how people make and spend money

8.

Common needs of all humans are food, water, and

a)

tools

b)


shelter

c)

money

d)


land

9.

Which of the following is an essential element of geography

a)

latitude

b)

movement

c)

relative location

d)


uses of geography

10.

Geographers look at the world

a)

by studying cities first

b)

by studying physical features only

c)

at the local, regional, and global levels

d)

as separate regions with no effect on each other

11.

A hydrologist might study

a)

climate change effects

b)

how tornadoes form

c)

rainfall patterns

d)

history of people

12.

The study of weather and its causes is

a)

climatology

b)


geology

c)

meteorology

d)

oceanography

13.

A geographer who studies roads and routes is dealing with the theme of

a)


movement

b)


physical systems

c)

location

d)

Human- Environment interactions