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World Continents and Oceans plus the Five Themes of Geography!
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The ocean south of South America
Pacific
Antartica
Artic
South
2
What are the horizontal lines ↔ that go around the earth and are parallel with the equator?
Equator
Prime Meridian
longitude
latitude
3
The continent pictured here
Asia
Mexico
South America
Africa
4
The continent (west) pictured
Africa
South America
North America
Europe
5
The ocean to the west pictured here:
Pacific
Indian
Arctic
Southern
6
Define the term interaction
enter a new country
an effect
migrate out of a place
influence of two or more things on each other
7
Define the term impact
enter a new country
influence of two or more things on each other
migrate out of a place
an effect
8
The giant Idaho potato television commercial - is an example of
place
region
government
movement
9
The restaurant is one mile north of the canyon - is an example of
relative location
place
location
absolute location
10
What kind of information does a physical map always show?
natural features
where people live
natural boundaries
roads
11
The mobility of people, goods, and ideas
movement
human-environment interaction
absolute location
relative location
12
The ocean to the west pictured here:
Indian
Pacific
Southern
Arctic
13
The ocean south of South America
Pacific
Antartica
Artic
South
14
Look at the map. What type of map is it?
political
physical
climate
special purpose
15
Define the term immigrate
influence of two or more things on each other
enter a new country
migrate out of a place
an effect
16
The ocean North of Europe
Altlantic
Artic
Antarctica
North
17
Describes a place’s exact position on Earth
location
place
absolute location
relative location
18
Location of a place relative to another place
location
place
relative location
relation
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A group of places that have something in common
movement
region
culture
place
20
The invention of a down-filled jacket to keep warm in the winter - is an example of
movement
human environment interaction
region
place
21
The continent pictured here
Asia
North America
Africa
South America
22
What part of a map would you look at to find out what the symbols and colors mean?
key
title
locator
scale bar
23
The continent (west) pictured
North America
South America
Europe
Africa
24
The ocean in between Africa and Australia
Indian
Artic
Atlantic
Southern
25
The continent pictured here
Australia
Atlantic
Antartica
Africa
26
The continent pictured here
Asia
Africa
North America
South America
27
What kind of map would you most likely be able to identify the capital of a state?
physical map
climate map
political map
special purpose map
28
What type of map is pictured here
climate
physical
special purpose
political
29
The continent pictured here
Antartica
Atlantic
Africa
Australia
30
What are the vertical lines ↨ that go around the earth and all cross each other at the north and south poles?
latitude
Prime Meridian
Equator
longitude
31
The mix of human and non-human features at a given location.
Movement
Region
Location
Place
32
Define the term emigrate
migrate out of a place
an effect
influence of two or more things on each other
enter a new country
33
How people affect their environment or their natural surroundings
Economics
Human Environment Interaction
Place
Location
34
Robert Stuart Middle School - is an example of
place
location
human environment interaction
movement
35
What are the imaginary lines that allow geographers to pinpoint any location?
None of the Above
Equator
Prime Meridian
latitude and longitude
36
The continent pictured here
Asia
Africa
South America
Australia
37
The continent at the bottom of the map
Australia
Antartica
Africa
Artic
38
What map feature would you look at to find the cardinal directions?
scale
directional flower
locattor
compass rose
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The ocean east of the United States of America
Indian
Atlantic
Pacific
Antarctica