WorksheetsSocial Studies Midterm Bundles 1 and 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Shows directions on a map (North, South, East, and West)
Longitude
Compass Rose
Latititude
Region
Tells what symbols on a map are
Map Legend or Key
Map
Grid
Scale
Used to measure distance on a map
Map scale
Lines that are horizontal on a map (east to west)
Lines that are vertical and run from the North Pole to the South Pole
Longitude
Latitude
Long-term weather patterns in a region over several decades
The conditions of the atmosphere in a specific place at a given time
Resources that cannot be used up because they regrow or replace themselves on a regular basis
Areas that are easily traveled to move people and goods from place to place
Transportation corridors
A physical object or physical feature that prevents or slows the movement of people and supplies
Transportation Corridor
Transportation Barrier
Reasons that make people want to leave or stay away from a location
Pull Factors
Push Factors
Reasons that attract people to a region or country
Push Factors
Pull Factors
A person who has been forced to leave their home in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster
When people change Earth to fit themselves...
Modifcation
Adaptation
A person changes themselves or learns a new behavior to fit their environment...
Modification
Adaptation
These big, fur coats are an example of...
Adaptation
Modification
What is deforestation?
the natural growth of forests without human intervention.
the process of conserving wildlife habitats.
the clearing or removal of trees and forests from land.
the planting of new trees in a forest.
Areas located outside of cities and towns, often characterized by farms and open land. Known as "out in the country.
Urban
Suburban
Rural
A large city which features a lot high-rise buildings
Urban
Rural
Suburban
Cutting down trees in a forest to build houses or to farm.
Adaptation
Modification
