Yr 8 Geography

Sand dunes are associated with:

A city with 10 million people or more is called what?

How many states and territories make up Australia?

Which of these cities is not in Europe?

Which is a 'push factor' in migration?

What is the name of the highest mountain on Earth?

Berlin is the capital of:

The Antarctic Circle is located south of the equator.

Ottawa is the capital city of:

What is the capital of Australia?

Lines drawn on a map connecting equal heights above sea level are called:

Earths oceans are the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, and Arctic.

What is the name of the biggest ocean on Earth?

Which of these is not a megacity?

What is the currency of Germany?

What is found around Australia's northern coast?

The Yangtze is the longest river in the world.

The movement of a wave up a beach is called what?

Australia is the world's largest exporter of what?

What is the opposite of urban?

Moving to settle in a new area has what name?

Waves cutting through a headland would form what?

Which of these is not a major Australian river?

What has shaped our coastlines the most?

The capital of Egypt is:

Which river divides the USA and Mexico?

In which country would you find the Leaning Tower of Pisa?

Which is a 'pull factor' in migration?

A map often includes an arrow pointing where?

How many continents are there?