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Everything included of what we covered in the 1st six weeks #WORLDGEO
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1
These lines measured by degrees run East and West
Latitude lines
Longitude lines
Equator
Meridian lines
2
Who is someone who analyzes the earth or anything that can be mapped?
Doctor
Geographer
Lawyer
Scientist
3
What type of region does this map represent?
Formal region
Perceptual region
Functional region
Similar regions
4
What map represents the picture?
Physical map
Climate map
Road map
Political map
5
What are some things geographers study?
Oceans and Landforms
People and animals
Sea Levels
Space
6
How many continents are in our Earth?
5
3
7
2
7
What is the map key/legend used for in a map?
Shows us the distance in a map
Shows us the title
Shows us symbols and colors
Shows us the directions
8
What is the difference between Emigrant and Immigrant?
Emigrant enters a country temporary
Both terms are the same
Different because immigrant is when they leave a city
Emigrant leaves a country and immigrant comes to a country
9
What is the imaginary line which divides the Earth into North and South
Latitude lines
North Pole
Equator
Meridian
10
What shows the map on a round surface?
Globe
Flat map
Map
Countries
11
What location is this photo?
Absolute Location
Relative location
12
This map is a population map, what category does this map fall under?
Political Map
Physical Map
Thematic Map
13
What is one of the five oceans we have on Earth?
Chad Ocean
North Ocean
Artic Ocean
Eastern ocean
14
What type of map represents this picture?
Political map
Road map
Physical map
Land map
15
What is the map depicting by using what tool?
Map key
Map scale
Weather
Cardinal directions
16
These lines measured by degrees run North and South
Prime Meridian
South Pole
Equator
Longitude Lines
17
What does MRHELP Stand for?
Movement Region Human Environment Interaction Location Place
Movement Region Human Environment Interaction Location Place
Momentum, Region, Human Environment location politics
18
What type of map represents the picture?
Physical map
Political map
Road map
Climate map
19
What hemispheres is the United States located?
North and West
North and East
South and East
South and West
20
A hurricane is an example of what causes movement?
False
True
21
This map represents what type of region?
Restaurant region
Formal region
Perceptual region
Functional region
22
What is an example of Push factor which contributes to movement?
Freedom
Great weather
Job opportunity
Corruption
23
This area is near cities (outskirts) of the cities
Farming areas
Suburbs
Urban
Rural
24
What theme relates to this photo?
Human Environment interaction
Location
Region
Movement
25
What theme looks at human/physical characteristics?
Movement
Region
Place
Location
26
What type of map represents this map?
Physical map
Road map
Climate map
Political map
27
What type of location does this photo relate to?
Absolute Location
Relative Location
28
This is an area outside the city limits or out in the country
Urban
Suburbs
City
Rural
29
What theme does this photo relate to?
Location
Region
Movement
Human Environment Interaction
30
What is the term used to describe the photo?
Cardinal directions
Intermediate directions
Location points
Regional directions
