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Social Studies EOW Chapter 1 Review
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Lines of longitude run in the following direction:
south of the equator
north and south of the equator
north of the equator
from North Pole to South Pole
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Landforms, plants, animals, and weather patterns are all examples of these:
biospheres
biomes
physical features
lithospheres
3
The Earth is tilted this many degrees:
30.5*
50.5*
25.3*
23.5*
4
Which two days of the year would you expect an egg to balance on it's tip in both hemispheres?
vernal and autumnal equinoxes
winter and summer solstices
winter and summer equinoxes
vernal and autumnal solstices
5
A millennium is a period of this many years:
100,000
1,000,000
1,000
10,000
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This theme of geography can be defined by physical features:
absolute location
movement
place
relative location
7
The position of a place on Earth is known as
movement
place
location
environment
8
The original use for the RTV-SAR radar mapping was for this:
military surveillance
locating lost hikers
wilderness education
search-and-rescue-training
9
10 years is equivalent to a:
century
millenium
score
decade
10
It's the hemisphere(s) the continent of Africa is(are) located:
Southern
Northern, Southern, and Eastern
Eastern and Southern
Southern and Northern
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The noon sun shines directly over this during both equinoxes:
over the Tropic of Capricorn
over the Tropic of Cancer
over New Hampshire
over the Equator
12
The location (measurement in degrees) of the Equator is
0* longitude
45* S latitude
0* latitude
90* N latitude
13
Every 4 years, this date is added to the calendar:
February 29
April 31
September 29
June 31
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When noon Sun shines directly over the Equator on or about March 21 marks the:
Summer Solstice (1st day of Summer)
Spring Equinox (1st day of Spring)
Fall Equinox (1st day of Fall)
Winter Solstice (1st day of Winter)
15
The North Pole is tilted TOWARDS the sun during this, the first day of summer:
summer solstice
winter solstice
winter equinox
summer equinox
16
People who study the Earth and its people are called:
Geologists
Sociologists
Geographers
Mariners
17
100 years is equivalent to a:
score
century
decade
millenium
18
If it is Spring in the Northern Hemisphere, and Fall in the Southern, then Earth is in its:
autumnal equinox
vernal equinox
summer solstice
winter solstice
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The Northern Hemisphere includes part of this continent, home to Miguel Cabrera:
South America
Australia
New Zealand
The South Pole
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It takes Earth 365 1/4 days to do this:
complete the water cycle
make one complete revolution around the sun
make one complete rotation on its axis
for people to finally hate One Direction
21
This imaginary line divides the world into the Western and Eastern Hemisphere
The Maginot Line
The Prime Meridian
The Equator
The International Dateline
22
Which planet is closest to Earth?
Jupiter
Mercury
Uranus
Mars
23
Where was the hiker lost, according to your study guide?
Colorado
Albuquerque
Sandia Mountains in New Mexico
Arizona
24
The theme of geography that describes areas of the Earth that have characteristics in common:
movement
location
place
region
25
Which planet is farthest from the sun?
Uranus
Neptune
Jupiter
Saturn
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Mercury is an example of a relatively:
small, solid planet
gassy planet
large planet
minor planet
27
Warm, low-latitude areas near the Equator(their measure in degrees are small):
Tropics
Deserts
Arctics
Tundras
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This theme of geography explains why people, goods, and ideas spread from place to place:
human environment interaction
movement
location
regions
29
The imaginary line that passes through the center of the Earth (the Earth rotates on this):
axis
Prime Meridian
Equator
North Pole
30
Religions and languages are part of this type of geography:
human geography
historical geography
natural geography
physical geography
31
This imaginary line divides the world into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres:
The International Dateline
The Prime Meridian
The Maginot Line
The Equator
32
The Island of Misfit Toys, guarded by Charlie in a Box, is located at the North Pole, or this:
90* S latitude
105* E longitude
90* N latitude
120* E longitude
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The exact spot of a place on Earth is known to geographers as:
absolute reality
relative humidity
absolute location
relative location
34
24 hours refers to the amount of time the Earth takes to:
rotate on its axis
revolve around the moon
revolve around the sun
rotate around the moon
35
People changing their environment to meet their needs is an example of:
people being affected by their government
people being affected by their environment
people affecting their environment
people affecting their govenrment
36
Which planet is closest to the Sun?
Venus
Mars
Earth
Mercury
37
The name given to a year that contains one extra day (occurs every 4 years)
Leap Year
Leap Frog
Leaper
Leap Pad
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This theme of geography describes the characteristics of a location:
regions
location
movement
place
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It's the main reason Earth experiences seasons as it revolves around the sun:
The Earth rotates on its axis
As Earth gets closer to the sun, weather gets warmer
As Earth moves farther from the Sun, temperatures get colder
Earth is tilted on its axis
40
When the noon sun shines directly over the Equator on or about September 23 marks the:
Winter Solstice (1st day of Winter)
Fall Equinox (1st day of Fall)
Spring Equinox (1st day of Spring)
Summer Solstice (1st day of Summer)
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The summer solstice begins on or about:
September 23
March 21
June 21
December 22
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Which hemisphere are most farmers planting crops in during the autumnal equinox?
Western Hemisphere
Southern Hemisphere
Northern Hemisphere
Eastern Hemisphere