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A 6th grade Geography Test Review
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1
What is the name for any half of the earth?
Equator
Hemisphere
Globe
Sphere
2
Which type of map uses multiple colors and primarily shows the boundaries between countries?
topographic
analytical
phyisical
political
3
What ocean is west of Africa?
Pacific Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
4
What continent is highlighted?
Australia
North America
Europe
South America
5
Which pair of terms mean "east-west line"?
Meridian, line of latitude
Meridian, line of longitude
Parallel, line of longitude
Parallel, line of latitude
6
What theme is revealed: "Arizona is north of Mexico"
Relative Location
Human Environment Interaction
Movement
Absolute Location
7
"Oranges from Florida are on sale at Safeway"
Location
HEI
Place
Movement
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What is the largest part of our world?
Oceans
Continents
Countries
States
9
What ocean is north of Europe?
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Ocean
Arctic Ocean
10
Which continent is highlighted?
Indian Ocean
Asia
Antarctica
Arctic Ocean
11
What is the latitude number for the equator?
10 Degrees
90 Degrees
0 Degrees
1 Degree
12
What is the smallest part of our world?
Cities
Countries
States
Oceans
13
A specific pair of coordinates indicates the country's what?
Absolute Location
Interaction
Region
Relative Location
14
What ocean is east of Africa?
Arctic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
15
Land surrounded by water on all sides but one.
Cape
Canal
Strait
Peninsula
16
What continent is highlighted?
Europe
Asia
Australia
South America
17
What continent is west of Europe?
Asia
North America
South America
Africa
18
What continent is highlighted?
North America
Africa
Europe
Asia
19
Which continent is North of Africa?
North America
Asia
Europe
South America
20
A waterway dug across land through which ships can pass through.
Strait
Harbor
Cape
Canal