In SPICESS, the P refers to?

Parts of the earths surface that are identified and given meaning by people

The study of the worlds people and places and how they interact.

In SPICESS - One of the S's refers to?

The way things are spaced on the earths surface.

Topography is the study of?

Study of the lands surface. In particular mountains, valleys, rivers.

In SPICESS, the i refers to?

Connections between living and non-living things.

In SPICESS, the C refers to?

The earths changes over time due to natural or man made impacts.

In SPICESS, the E refers to?

Different environments: natural or physical.

The 2nd S in SPICESS stands for?

The earths capacity to sustain life for future generations.

Border, Orientation, Legend, Title, Source, Scale.

What do legeds on a map show us?

Explains what every colour, symbol or pattern stands for on a map.

The last S in SPICESS refers to?

Guides inquiries at local, international, global, national & regional level

Physical Geography is defined as:

Study of natural features on or near the earths surface.

Human Geography is responsible for:

Migration, birth/death rates, structure and growth of cities and religion.

Longitude is measured by:

Lines that run from the North to South pole (Meridian Lines).

Latitude is measured by:

Lines that run from east to west along the equator.

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1
In SPICESS, the P refers to?
The reasons why people move around the world.
Parts of the earths surface that are identified and given meaning by people
Parts of the earths surface that are identified and given no meaning.
Parts of the earths surface that are given meaning to people for holidays.
2
What is Geography?
The study of the worlds people and cities and how they interact.
The study of the worlds people and places and how they interact.
The study of the worlds problems and how we can prepare for the future.
The study of Human and Physical geography and how they interact.
3
Scales are used to represent distance on a map in real life
False
True
4
Countour lines show the elevation of mountains and hills
False
True
5
In SPICESS - One of the S's refers to?
How far apart nations and people settle on the earths surface.
The way things are spaced on the earths surface.
The distrubution of wealth in different countries.
The distribution of food, water and electricity in countries.
6
Geography is made up of two sub branches?
Physical and Geographical
Physical and Social
Physical and Environmental
Physical and Human
7
Topography is the study of?
Study of the top of mountains including - snow capped and desert mountains.
Study of the lands surface. In particular mountains, valleys, rivers.
The study of the top of trees.
Study of the earths sky including, clouds, rainfall, windspeeds.
8
In SPICESS, the i refers to?
Connections between local, government and national levels of authority.
Connections between all of the continents.
Connection between all of the countries.
Connections between living and non-living things.
9
In SPICESS, the C refers to?
The earths changes over time due to people and climate change.
The earths changes over time due to natural or man made impacts.
The earths changes due to the movement of people and buildings.
The earths changes over time due to natural disasters.
10
A scale of 1cm = 1km is represented as a ratio of?
1: 100 000
1: 120 000
1: 1100 00
1: 150 000
11
In SPICESS, the E refers to?
All of the above
Different environments: Natural or Spatial
Different environments: Natural or Spiritual
Different environments: natural or physical.
12
The 2nd S in SPICESS stands for?
The earths capacity to regenerate the oceans and trees.
The earths capacity to grow all of the food it needs for its nations people
The earths capacity to manage weather patterns.
The earths capacity to sustain life for future generations.
13
BOLTSS stands for?
Border, Orientation, Legend, Table, Source, Scale.
Border, Order, Legend, Title, Source, Scale.
Border, Orientation, Legend, Title, Secret, Scale.
Border, Orientation, Legend, Title, Source, Scale.
14
What do legeds on a map show us?
Details exactly where petrol stations are.
Key landmarks such as - places, toilet blocks, shops, major buildings.
Details where cars are most likely to go.
Explains what every colour, symbol or pattern stands for on a map.
15
The last S in SPICESS refers to?
Guides inquiries at local, international, global, national & regional level
Guides and maps the different sizes of landforms.
Guides inquiries about the distrubution of money throughout the world.
Explores the size of different countries.
16
Physical Geography is defined as:
Study of natural features on or near the earths surface.
Study of natural features viewed from above the earths surface.
Study of the earths river systems as seen from space.
Study of the North Poles surface.
17
Human Geography is responsible for:
Drawing conclusions to help predict the future.
Asking geographical questions, responding to climate change.
Migration, birth/death rates, structure and growth of cities and religion.
The destruction of landforms and landscapes.
18
Longitude is measured by:
Lines that run from the North to South pole (Meridian Lines).
None of the above.
Lines that run from the East to West (meridian lines).
Lines that run laterally from the equator: East to West.
19
Latitude is measured by:
Lines that run from north to south along the equator.
Lines that run from east to north.
Lines that run from east to west along the equator.
Lines that run from south to west.
20
The degrees at north is equal to:
60° and 0°
40° and 0°
0°and 90°
360° and 0°
21
The closer the contour lines the flatter the elvation of the hill or mountain
False
True

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