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WorksheetsPhysical Geography Review Quiz
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is climate?
The condition of the atmosphere at a particular time.
The long-term weather patterns of a particular place or region.
The amount of precipitation a place receives.
Uneven heating of the Earth by the Sun causes
Precipitation
Earthquakes
Wind
Solar flares
Factors that affect climate are
Latitude
Elevation
Wind current
Earthquakes
As latitude increases, average temperature
Remains the same
Increases
Decreases
At higher elevations, the temperature…
Increases
Decreases
Remains the same
In which climate zone do most people live?
Polar Climate Region
Tropical Climate Region
Temperate Climate Region
Continental Climate Region
Which climate zone has warm summers and cool winters?
Polar Climate Region
Tropical Climate Region
Temperate Climate Region
Continental Climate Region
The sea keeps coastal places warm during the summer.
True
False
A warm ocean current that occurs in the Pacific Ocean and creates different weather patterns:
El Nino
La Nina
Which heats quickly and cools quickly?
Land
Water
The equator is usually hotter than the polar areas because:
The sun never sets at the equator
The air is heavier there
It gets more direct sunlight every day
What climate zone is known for having 4 distinct seasons with warm summers and cold winters?
Polar Climate Region
Tropical Climate Region
Temperate Climate Region
Desert Climate Region
Which climate zone is characterized by sandy landscapes and cacti?
Continental Climate Region
Tropical Climate Region
Temperate Climate Region
Desert Climate Region
Which climate zone is found in the interior of continents with cool summers and cold winters?
Continental Climate Region
Tropical Climate Region
Temperate Climate Region
Desert Climate Region
Where on Earth would you find the most direct sunlight year-round?
Tropics
Equator
Polar region
Prime Meridian
What climate zone is typically found near the equator?
Tropical
Temperate
Continental
Polar
Treeless plain with grasses, mosses, and shrubs adapted to a cold climate
Grasslands
Tundra
Deserts
Rainforests
Plants considered collectively, especially those found in a particular area or habitat.
weather
climate
latitude
vegetation
Any form of water that falls from clouds and reaches Earth's surface.
Blizzard
Tornado
Precipitation
hurricane
The layer of gases in the Earth's atmosphere that traps solar energy, causing global temperature to increase
La Nina
El Nino
atmosphere
Greenhouse gases
Permanently frozen ground
Desert
Polar
Tundra
Permafrost
A forest region located in the Tropical Zone with a heavy concentration of different species of broadleaf trees
Decidous
Coniferous
Rainforest
Mosses
Regions of flat or rolling lands that are covered with grasses are called…
Tundra
Grasslands
Boreal forests
Deserts
Natural underground area where large quantities of ground water fill the spaces between rocks and sediment.
Aquifer
Resovoir
Surface Water
Tornado
The starting point of a river, usually on high ground.
Source
Mouth
Tributary
A stream or river that flows into a larger river
Source
Mouth
Tributary
Where the river flows into a lake, sea or ocean.
Source
Mouth
Tributary
The area from which a single stream or river and its tributaries drains all of the water
Source
Mouth
Drainage Basin
Tributary
Ecotourism is responsible travel to natural areas where active steps are taken to conserve the environment and improve the well being of local people.
True
False
What is the purpose of ecotourism?
To minimise the impact brought about by tourism on the environment
To show tourists how humans are destroying the environment
To preserve the environment
To discover more species
The two types of drainage systems are
localized
trellis
dendritic
sporadic
What does this picture show?
meander
confluence
drainage pattern
deltas
Why is the pollution of one drainage basin a big deal?
because pollution causes fishes to die
because pollution can make the air unbreathable
because the pollution can spread to far off areas
because the government hates pollution
Which molecule is most responsible for the adverse effects of pollution and deforestation on Earth's climate?
hydrogen gas
carbon dioxide
ammonia
iron oxide
the continual movement of water between the land, ocean, and the air
rock cycle
flow of liquid
water cycle
water wheel
