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Five Themes of Geography and Map Skills
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1
Absolute location uses what?
Latitude and Longitude
Latitude and Equator
Longitude and Prime Meridian
Equator and Prime Meridian
2
Political maps would mainly show what?
Counties
Countries
Cities
Culture
3
What is the main line of longitude at 0 degrees that runs through Greenwich, England?
Tropic of Capricorn
Tropic of Cancer
Equator
Prime Meridian
4
United States is south of Canada and north of Mexico, what location is this?
Regional
Relative
Absolutism
Absolute
5
Which is NOT an example of continent?
South America
United Kingdom
Asia
Europe
6
Which is NOT a theme of geography?
Place
Culture
Movement
Human Environmental Interaction
7
A map scale shows what on the map?
Distance of a legend.
Location of a compass.
Distance from one place to another.
Describes the symbols on the map.
8
How people, goods, and ideas get from one place to another?
Region
Place
Location
Movement
9
Cowboy country would be considered what kind of region?
Perceptual
Functional
Absolute
Formal
10
Physical maps would mainly show what?
Continents
Movement
Countries
Mountain Ranges
11
Functional region is...
People's feelings and attitudes.
Opinions about a place.
Central area only.
Central area and its surroundings.
12
Which is an example of an ocean?
Red
Southern
Asian
Northern
13
Longitude lines travel vertically (north to south). True or False?
True
False
14
Which is NOT an example of a human characteristic?
Mississippi River
American Culture
Child Education
Political View Points
15
What is an example of a country?
Europe
Asia
Australia
Africa
16
Which is an example of a physical characteristic?
Culture
House
School
Mountain
17
Latitude lines go the same direction as the equator or prime meridian?
Equator
Prime Meridian
18
Topographic map shows what on the map?
Distance
Political Views
Elevation
Thematic
