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Geography: Map Skills and Features Flashcards Quiz (rb)

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the Equator?

a)

A real line found in Africa

b)

An imaginary line dividing the Earth into hemispheres

c)

A river flowing through multiple countries

d)

A type of mountain range

2.

What does the Prime Meridian divide?

a)

The Eastern and Western Hemispheres

b)

The Northern and Southern Hemispheres

c)

The continents of Africa and Asia

d)

The Atlantic and Indian Oceans

3.

What instrument helps determine direction?

a)

Map legend

b)

Compass

c)

Scale bar

d)

Globe

4.

How many continents are on Earth?

a)

Five

b)

Six

c)

Seven

d)

Eight

5.

Where is the South Pole located?

a)

Europe

b)

Africa

c)

Antarctica

d)

Australia

6.

Where is South Africa positioned in relation to the Equator?

a)

North of the Equator

b)

West of the Equator

c)

South of the Equator

d)

Directly on the Equator

7.

What are the four main directions?

a)

Left, Right, Up, Down

b)

North, South, East, West

c)

Top, Bottom, Side, Center

d)

Vertical, Horizontal, Parallel, Diagonal

8.

What are the intermediate direction points?

a)

N, S, E, W

b)

NW, NE, SW, SE

c)

N, E, S, W, SE

d)

Parallel, Vertical, Horizontal, Diagonal

9.

What marks the end of one country and the beginning of another on a map?

a)

Coastline

b)

Border

c)

Compass rose

d)

Equator

10.

What is a coastline?

a)

A river flowing into the sea

b)

A border between countries

c)

Land following the edge of the sea

d)

A mountain range along a country’s border

11.

What does it mean for a country to be landlocked?

a)

It has access to multiple oceans

b)

It is surrounded by land with no coastline

c)

It is bordered by only one country

d)

It has an island nearby

12.

Which ocean is located west of Africa?

a)

Pacific Ocean

b)

Indian Ocean

c)

Arctic Ocean

d)

Atlantic Ocean

13.

Which ocean is located east of Africa?

a)

Atlantic Ocean

b)

Indian Ocean

c)

Pacific Ocean

d)

Southern Ocean

14.

What is the name of the sea located north of Africa?

a)

Red Sea

b)

Mediterranean Sea

c)

Caspian Sea

d)

Arabian Sea

15.

What capital city is the administrative center of South Africa?

a)

Cape Town

b)

Pretoria

c)

Johannesburg

d)

Durban

16.

What type of map shows country borders and capital cities?

a)

Physical map

b)

Political map

c)

Climate map

d)

Population map

17.

What type of map shows natural features like mountains and rivers?

a)

Political map

b)

Road map

c)

Physical map

d)

Climate map

18.

What is the highest point in Africa?

a)

Table Mountain

b)

Mount Everest

c)

Mount Kilimanjaro

d)

Ukhahlamba-Drakensberg

19.

What is a plateau?

a)

A small hill

b)

A steep mountain range

c)

A flat, high inland area

d)

A valley between two hills

20.

What is the land next to the sea called?

a)

Desert

b)

Coast

c)

Plateau

d)

Escarpment

21.

What does sea level refer to?

a)

The highest point on a mountain

b)

The halfway point between high tide and low tide along a coastline

c)

A deep valley near the coast

d)

The lowest point in a country

22.

What is a spot height on a map?

a)

A symbol marking the highest point in an area

b)

A location of a famous landmark

c)

The depth of a river

d)

The start of a road or highway

23.

What is the term for high, flat inland parts of the country?

a)

Plateau

b)

Valley

c)

Mountain peak

d)

Escarpment

24.

What is a low-lying area near the sea called?

a)

Plateau

b)

Coastal plain

c)

Escarpment

d)

Hill

25.

What is an escarpment?

a)

A steep slope between a plateau and a lower area

b)

A deep valley near a river

c)

A flat landform with no elevation

d)

A hill near the coast

26.

What do you call a high area that is not as large as a mountain?

a)

Valley

b)

Hill

c)

Escarpment

d)

Bay

27.

What is a bay?

a)

A piece of land that extends into the sea

b)

A curve or dent in the coastline

c)

A sharp pointed rock

d)

A coastal mountain range

28.

What is the opposite of a bay?

a)

Valley

b)

Cape

c)

Hill

d)

Stream

29.

What famous rock formation is found in the Ukhahlamba-Drakensberg mountains?

a)

Table Mountain

b)

Devil’s Tooth

c)

Hole in the Wall

d)

Cape Point

30.

What mountain in Cape Town has a flat top?

a)

Mount Kilimanjaro

b)

Ukhahlamba-Drakensberg

c)

Table Mountain

d)

Hillbrow Ridge

31.

What is the Table Cloth in Cape Town?

a)

A famous waterfall

b)

Cloud that covers Table Mountain

c)

A rock formation in the Drakensberg

d)

A desert in South Africa

32.

What does 'Ukhahlamba' mean in Zulu?

a)

Dragon Mountain

b)

Place of Thunder

c)

Barrier of Spears

d)

Endless River

33.

What is another name for the Ukhahlamba-Drakensberg Mountains?

a)

Table Mountain Range

b)

The Great Escarpment

c)

Dragon Mountains

d)

Thunder Peaks

34.

What natural rock formation is found in the Eastern Cape?

a)

Devil’s Tooth

b)

Hole in the Wall

c)

Cape Point Rock

d)

The Great Divide

35.

What does 'izi Khaleni' mean in Xhosa?

a)

Mountain of Light

b)

Place of Thunder

c)

Valley of Mist

d)

Cape of Storms

36.

What is the source of a river?

a)

Where the river meets the sea

b)

Where the river begins

c)

The deepest part of a river

d)

A lake connected to the river

37.

What is the mouth of a river?

a)

The place where a river begins

b)

A high point along a river

c)

Where the river meets the sea

d)

A tributary leading into the main river

38.

What is a tributary?

a)

A stream that feeds into a larger river

b)

The widest part of a river

c)

The spot where two rivers meet

d)

A dry riverbed

39.

What is a catchment area?

a)

The highest point of a mountain

b)

A low valley between two hills

c)

The region drained by a river and its tributaries

d)

A coastal area affected by ocean tides

40.

What is a stream?

a)

A small river

b)

A deep sea trench

c)

A water source only found underground

d)

A lake formed from melted ice