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1
This picture relates most to which theme of GY?
movement
place
region
human environment interaction
2
What type of map show features such as elevation, relief, mountain ranges, rivers, etc?
political
physical
thematic
point symbol
3
In what direction do lines of latitude run?
north to south
east to south
east to west
north to west
4
This picture relates most to which theme of GY?
location
place
human environment interaction
movement
5
1. The ___ divides the Eastern hemisphere from the Western hemisphere.
axis
prime meridian
map key
equator
6
What shape is the earth?
circle
hemisphere
flat
sphere
7
The ___ is an invisible line that divides the Northern hemisphere from the Southern Hemisphere.
map scale
equator
compass rose
prime meridian
8
A _________ is a group of places that share common characteristics, such as food or language.
continent
location
region
nation
9
What map would you use to find what industries are located in different parts of the U.S?
topographic
thematic
political
physical
10
What types of map shows features such as cities, borders, countries, etc
physical map
elevation
topographic map
political map
11
According to the map, what region is most densely populated?
the northeast
the northwest
the south
the midwest
12
What direction do lines of longitude run?
north to south
east to west
13
________________ refers to how crowded a particular area is
place
spatial thinking
population density
theme
14
refers to thinking about where places are located on earth and why they are there
spatial thinking
elevation
geographic patterns
theme
15
Which of the following is not one of the 5 themes of Geography?
human environment interaction
location
movement
weather
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The type of weather, plants, & animals found in an area relate to which of the 5 themes of GY?
place
movement
human environment interaction
location