Unit one...

18. Name the continents of the world

For each 15° change in longitude, time changes by one hour.

13. Know the different type of maps and what makes them different

2. whats the difference between Prime Meridian and equator

14. What type of location uses exact coordinates of latitude and longitude?

The spread of a new fashion first in large cities, and later to smaller towns is an example of expansion diffusion.

11. What is the difference between Relative directions and Cardinal directions

16. Which type of map shows landforms, bodies of water, and elevation?

Density measures the amount of something per unit of area on Earth's surface.

Every map projection distorts the surface of Earth in some way.

10. Know the different Hemispheres and how to locate them on the world map we have completed.

20. What is a Thematic map and what does it tell us?

Distribution refers to the arrangement of observable phenomena across Earth.

1. Know the difference between latitude and longitude

Parallels converge at the North and South Poles.

3. What is the best way to truly represent the world, without distortion?

17. What does scale mean and how do you use it when looking at maps?

4. When we build dams to create lakes and produce hydroelectric power, which part of Human Environment Interaction?

8. What type of location uses landmarks to describe where something is?

9. Know the difference between possibility and environmental determinism.

The frequency of a phenomenon in a given study area is known as density.

6. Know the difference between absolute and relative directions

12. Name the 5 oceans and which one is the newest one?

15. Know the difference between push and pull factors. Explain and give an example

Globalization of the economy has led to more specialization at the local level.

What 2 things do reference maps tell us?

1. Know the difference between latitude and longitude

The numbering system used to indicate the location of meridians is called latitude.

When you describe your town by using both physical and human characteristics, you are explaining which of the themes?

Regions are found only where physical and economic characteristics are strongly related.

5. Be able to know examples of formal, functional, and vernacular regions?