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Year 7 - Types of Geography
Year 7 - Types of Geography
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What would a world without humans look like?
It would stay the same forever
There would be no water or plants
The environment would stop changing
Natural forces like volcanoes and tsunamis would still shape the land
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Which of the following would a Geographer most likely study?
The causes of earthquakes and tsunamis
The plot of a popular book
The history of a famous musician
The rules of a football game
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Why is Geography important?
It is only useful for scientists
Because it's fun to look at maps
It teaches us about past wars
It helps us understand how the Earth works and how humans interact with it
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What is one way humans impact the environment?
Cuddling your cat
Creating pollution and waste
Breathing air
Sleeping at night
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What is Geography?
The study of history
The study of space
The study of the Earth’s landscapes, peoples, places, and environments
The study of animals
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Which type of Geography is concerned with natural features like rivers and mountains?
Physical Geography
Art History
Human Geography
Environmental Geography
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Which of the following is an example of Physical Geography?
A train station
A shopping mall
A volcanic eruption
A school
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Which of the following is an example of Human Geography?
A forest
A city with buildings and transport
A mountain
A river
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Scout is the best school doggo in the world
True
False
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How many types of Geography are there?
3
1
4
2
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What is an example of a positive impact humans can have on the environment?
Polluting rivers with waste
Cutting down all the trees in a forest
Building more factories without regulation
Recycling and planting trees
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Which of the following is an example of Environmental Geography?
A beach with sand dunes
An earthquake
Pollution from factories
A bird in a tree