Geography Quiz #1 Review

How many provinces are there in Canada?

Which one of these is not a continent?

Which city is the capital of Canada?

The Tropic of _____________ is below the equator.

Australia is both a country and a continent.

Learning about landforms, rocks and minerals is an example of physical geography.

Which ocean is between Africa and Australia?

This line divides the earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. This line is called the ______.

Antarctica is not a continent.

The ocean to the north of Canada is ...

Toronto is the capital city of Ontario.

The study of the physical features of the earth is an example of physical geography.

Learning about why people migrate from one country to another is an example of physical geography.

Learning about different cultures is an example of human geography.

The ____________ tells someone the distances between places on a map.

Which one of these is not a territory in Canada?

The study of how humans interact and impact the earth is an example of human geography.

Studying natural resources is an example of physical geography.

The ocean to the east of Canada is ...

Alaska is one of Canada's territories.

The world is divided up by _______ lines called _______

The Tropic of _______ is above the equator.

The name of the line that divides the Earth in half vertically is called ...

A ___________ helps people know direction on a map.

Canada and the United States are the only countries in North America.

There are ___ continents.

The ___________ tells what the map is about.

Learning about different economic systems is the study of physical geography.

Mexico is in South America.

The Arctic is not a continent.

The world is divided up by vertical lines called ____.

A _____________ describes the labels on a map.

Which one of these is not a province in Canada?

Which one of these is not a continent?

Learning about different plants and animals is an example of human geography.

The world is divided up by _______ lines called _______