PART 1 Geography Trimester 1 Exam Review 2023

Where people perceive characteristics of the region in the same way however the characteristics are not the same for all

Creates many of Earth's physical features through continental drift and magma flow.

What type of map projection is this?

According to the map what is Mauna Kea?

Scientists theorize that Earth’s largest physical features are created by

Which of following are advantages to using a map?

Who is most likely to utilize a planar projection?

The theory that Earth's continents were once joined and then drifted slowly apart.

This is the part of the water cycle where the clouds have more water than they can hold causing it to rain or snow.

Landforms are natural features of the Earth’s crust, also known as the...

Wind and weather are _______________ forces that change Earth's surface through weathering and erosion.

What type of map projection is this?

An area that includes a central place and the related places around it.

What type of map projection is this?

What is located at 19.5 degrees north and 155.9 degrees west?

True or False - Plate Tectonics is a very fast process.

What type of map projection is this?

Defined by a limited number of related characteristics such as physical, political, economic, or cultural.

How are hemispheres divided?

Which of the following is an example of how humans interact and change their environment?

How is a map projection helpful to cartographers?

Describes a place in comparision to other places around it. Uses landmarks.

When Juan was younger the ride to Chicago seemed to take much longer. Now that he’s older Chicago seem much closer.

Which of the following are disadvantages to using a map?

What type of map projection is this?

The Grand Canyon was slowly created by what kind of external force?

The thin layer of gases that surrounds the Earth.

Who is most likely to utilize a Mercator projection?

The total amount of water on Earth is constantly moving—from the oceans to the air to the land and back to the ocean.

This type of map focuses on specific information such as climate, economics, and population.

The shortest path between places on a globe.

Which term marks the beginning of longitude? (What is Zero Degrees longitude?)

This type of map shows the features of the earth’s surface that humans created and shows things like cities and states.

This is the part of the water cycle where liquid water gathers to form clouds.

How do geographers describe location?

Which island is farthest east?

Which of the following is NOT a theme of geography?

Which of Earth’s layers is thickest?

Scientists think that Pangaea separated due to

This is 3D and more accurate, but we can only see 1/2 of it at a time and it is not easily portable.

Which of the following are themes of Geography?

What classifies our solar system’s four inner planets as terrestrial?

The part of Earth where life exists.

Shows the types of landforms and bodies of waters found in an area through color, shading, or contour lines.

Where is Earth’s freshwater supply located?

What type of map projection is this?

This is the part of the water cycle where liquid water turns to vapor that gathers in the air.

This form of distance can be affected by physical geography like rivers and mountains.

This uses latitude and longitude and is more precise.

Today letters can travel around the world quickly, but back in the day it could take weeks or months.

Which of the following is the study of the use of land space or the interaction of physical and human features on earth?

Breaks down rocks either physically or chemically.

The movement of weathered rock by wind, glaciers, and moving water.

To properly understand places, geographers must

Longitude lines indicate

All water areas on Earth

Why would a geographer think understanding our solar system is important?

What imaginary line separates the northern and southern hemisphere? (What is Zero Degrees Latitude?)

What are lines parallel to the equator called?

Of Earth’s three structural layers, the hottest is

About how many miles is it from Kailua to Captain Cook?

What is the problem with all map projections?