Which continent has the most countries?

Which ocean is home to the Bermuda Triangle?

Which ocean is the smallest, covering 3% of the Earth?

Which continent is the second smallest and has 44 countries?

Which continent is the smallest?

Which continent has over 60% of the world's population?

The North and South Poles are located at _______ degrees latitude on the globe.

What shows North, South, East, and West on a map?

Which map shows boundaries or borders of states or countries?

Low areas between mountains are known as _______.

A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides is called a _______.

A body of water partially enclosed by land is known as a _______.

An underwater ecosystem formed by accumulation of coral is called a _______.

Where a river meets a sea is known as an _______.

What is a natural stream of water flowing towards an ocean, lake, or another river called?

What is a flat, elevated landform that rises sharply above the surrounding area on at least one side?

What is the average of the weather in a region over a long period of time called?

What is the shaking of the Earth’s surface when two plates of Earth’s crust suddenly move or break called?

What is the place on the Earth’s surface where the earthquake can be felt called?

Approximately how many earthquakes occur every year?

What is mostly the cause of landslides?

What occurs when molten rock erupts through the surface of the Earth?

What causes a tsunami?

What is the definition of 'price'?

What does 'expensive' mean?

What is the most common type of avalanche?

What is the main cause of most wildfires?

What is the main effect of a tsunami?

What is the main effect of an avalanche?

This continent has 23 continents including Greenland.

The people on this continent speak both Spanish and Portuguese.

The largest ocean in the world.

This ocean has the world's largest bay, the Bay of Bengal.

This ocean was not recognized until 1999.

Lines of longitude are also called __________.

Lines that run vertically (north to south) around the globe.

The way people, products, information and ideas move from one place to another

Half of the world.

The line that runs at 0° longitude.

The line that runs at 0° latitude.

Lines that run horizontally (east to west) around the globe.

A place's exact location on Earth.

The type of map that shows the average weather and climate of a region.

The type of map that shows the distribution of natural resources such as crops, minerals, animals, or plant.

Elevated landforms with steep sides and high peaks.

A piece of land with water on all sides.

A spinning column of air with wind speeds up to 300 mph.

Which of the following IS NOT a type of volcano?

Which of the following are another name for a hurricane?

Things that are made or grown and then sold.

Possible to get, buy or use.

The desire for customers to buy or use something.

The physical position of people and places on Earth.

Which oceans has the deepest place on Earth, the Mariana Trench?

Explains symbols and shading on a map.

A narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas with water on both sides.

Occurs when rivers overflow, ocean waves come ashore, ice melts or during heavy rainfall.

Hurricanes can reach wind speeds up to ______ mph.

One who gives money to a business for goods or services.