Relative location is when _____________?

You know the general idea of where something is

The global level of geography focuses on __________?

How countries interact with each other

The regional level of geography focuses on the _________?

Human and Physical features of an area

What is the "absolute location" of the White House?

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C.

The local level of geography focuses on ___________?

How neighborhoods and communities interact

A map is a _____________?

Flat drawing of part or the entire planet

Geography is the study of ____________?

The world, its people, and landscapes

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Western World: Chapter One Test Review

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A review game of the wester world. This is primarily created for 6th grade students in social studies.

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1
A globe is a ____________?
A flat drawing of part or the entire planet
A toy for children
an item that shows a snowy landscape
3D model of the entire planet
2
Relative location is when _____________?
You know the general idea of where something is
You know exactly where something is
You ask a relative where something is
You don't know where something is
3
Meteorology is the study of __________?
Weather
Meteors
Space
Rainfall
4
The global level of geography focuses on __________?
How the planet interacts with the solar system
How we are affected by the weather
How scientists interact with their studies
How countries interact with each other
5
The regional level of geography focuses on the _________?
The relationship we have with neighbors
Relationship between other countries
How stores interact with customer
Human and Physical features of an area
6
What is the "absolute location" of the White House?
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C.
240 Washington Terrace, Washington D.C.
1000 Parkview Place, Washington D.C.
1100 Presidential Boulevard, Washington D.C.
7
Sites that make a specific area unique are called __________?
Monuments
Buildings
Places
Landmarks
8
Human Geography focuses on _________?
People
Animals
Advanced Lifeforms
Planet Earth
9
The way people travel, and why they do it is considered __________?
Movement
Destiny
Wandering
Reasoning
10
The local level of geography focuses on ___________?
The crime that occurs in any neighborhood
How to find the fastest route from one place to another
How neighborhoods and communities interact
Human and physical features of a certain area
11
A 'social science' is a field that studies _________?
Talking and conversations.
The science of social studies
Social media usage
People and their relationships
12
Hydrology is the study of _________?
Air
Water
Oceans
Weather
13
Bonus Time! This US patriot is famous for having the largest signature on the Declaration.
Barack Obama
John Hancock
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
14
Bonus Time! True or False, it takes Planet Earth 364 days to rotate around the sun.
True
False
15
A map is a _____________?
3D model of the entire planet
Device that only shows you the directions
Something that shows the weather patterns every day
Flat drawing of part or the entire planet
16
Warm Up!: What show did Mr. Ciarrochi audition for?
The Voice!
The Choice!
American Idol!
The Amazing Race!
17
Physical Geography focuses on ______________?
Regions
Communities
Things you can physically see
Natural features of the world
18
Geography is the study of ____________?
Water
The planet's weather patterns
Maps and how they are created
The world, its people, and landscapes
19
The way people interact with their surroundings is considered _______________?
Cause and Effect
Regional Geography
Human-Environment Interaction
Everyday Life
20
Cartography is the study/science of _________?
Photos
Writing
Maps
Carts

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