World Geography 1st 6 Weeks Test

Which climate zones are New York and Chicago located in?

What is a regional ecosystem containing interdependent plants and animals

Which U.S. volcano erupted in 1980?

What imaginary line divides the earth into eastern and western hemispheres?

What do Cartographers gather elevation, temperature, and land cover with?

A photograph is the most common tool used to study the earth

What is the capital of the United States?

Pacific Coast was once settled by thousands of Spanish decent because of its desirable location

The harsh geography is one reason immigrants have avoided Canada

Which of the following could be used as a relative location of Milwaukee, Wisconsin

The tornadoes that hit Waco ('53) and Goliad ('02) have what in common?

Hikers, sailors, drivers, etc. use GIS to determine location

What is a reference map that represents natural and man-made features of earth

What kind of maps outline borders and distinguish states, nations, etc.?

What is Coach Gilbert's favorite cartoon?

Which country will you find Mt. Kilimanjaro

Which of the following borders states such as Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Louisiana

Cartograms present information on a country based on a set of data other than land

Which continents are struck by hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones the most per year?

A meteorologist who wanted to track a hurricane could consult a

The Appalachian Mountains are only found in Canada

What is the name of the river that flows into Pearl Harbor?

Who is the world's biggest consumer of energy resources?

What are imaginary lines that circle earth from pole to pole

What is a savanna