What are Geometric borders?

They are straight lines based on lines of latitude or longitude.

Tools, machines, and office equipment needed for a business to function

Define Human Environment Interaction

How people relate to their surroundings.

Dividing the world into smaller segments to make it easier to study.

An area of land completely surrounded by water.

Why is Diplomacy important for us?

Solves international problems, & it helps prevent war with another country

What do geographers study in human geography?

People, communities, and landforms. Agriculture

What are Natural Resources?

Raw materials needed to produce goods.

How and why people relocate or communicate from one place to another.

The land, water, climate, plants, and animals in one area.

What does physical geography study?

Landforms, bodies of water, climate, soils, and plants.

What are Natural Resources?

Raw materials needed to produce goods.

A description of where a place is.

Define Desertification

When soil becomes worn out, it cannot support as many plants.

The features that define an area and make it unique from other places.

Define Finacial Capital?

Money that a business uses to buy the items needed for the business.

Place where a plant or animal lives.

An area of land surrounded by water on three sides.

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1
What are Geometric borders?
Money that a business uses to buy the items needed for the business.
Human time, effort, skills, and talent needed to produce goods.
They are straight lines based on lines of latitude or longitude.
Raw materials needed to produce goods.
2
What is the cause for some areas to receive direct rays from the sun all year, and other areas to receive indirect rays?
Longitude
Latitude
Rotation
Revolution
3
Type of maps: This map shows rivers, mountains, oceans.
Political Map
Thematic Map
Climate Map
Physical Map
4
What decreases with elevation?
Seasons
Temperature
Environment
Rotation
5
Define Capital?
Tools, machines, and office equipment needed for a business to function
Place where a plant or animal lives.
Solar energy strikes only the half of Earth facing the sun.
The land, water, climate, plants, and animals in one area.
6
Define Human Environment Interaction
The features that define an area and make it unique from other places.
Dividing the world into smaller segments to make it easier to study.
A description of where a place is.
How people relate to their surroundings.
7
Define Region
The features that define an area and make it unique from other places.
A description of where a place is.
How people relate to their surroundings.
Dividing the world into smaller segments to make it easier to study.
8
This is made up of several ecosystems?
Environment
Habitat
Biome
Plain
9
Define Island
An area of land surrounded by water on three sides.
An area of land completely surrounded by water.
A stretch of mostly flat land.
When soil becomes worn out, it cannot support as many plants.
10
Type of maps: This map shows special subjects such as population and climate zones.
Physical Map
Political Map
Climate Map
Thematic Map
11
Why is Diplomacy important for us?
Human time, effort, skills, and talent needed to produce goods and services
Solves international problems, & it helps prevent war with another country
It helps increase importance of sports and education.
It helps a business to function by having tools, machines factories,
12
What do geographers study in human geography?
How events and ideas from one region to another affect other regions.
Clothes, food, music, and games from around the world.
People, communities, and landforms. Agriculture
Landforms, bodies of water, climate, soils, and plants.
13
What are Natural Resources?
They are straight lines based on lines of latitude or longitude.
Human time, effort, skills, and talent needed to produce goods.
Raw materials needed to produce goods.
Money that a business uses to buy the items needed for the business.
14
Define Movement
Dividing the world into smaller segments to make it easier to study.
The features that define an area and make it unique from other places.
How and why people relocate or communicate from one place to another.
How people relate to their surroundings.
15
Type of maps: This map shows boundaries, countries, states, and major cities.
Climate Map
Thematic Map
Physical Map
Political Map
16
Define Environment?
Tools, machines, and office equipment needed for a business to function
The land, water, climate, plants, and animals in one area.
Solar energy strikes only the half of Earth facing the sun.
Place where a plant or animal lives.
17
What two things affect the amount of sun earth gets?
Movement and shape
Earth and sun
Rotation and circulation
Presipitation and desertification
18
Define Plain
An area of land surrounded by water on three sides.
An area of land completely surrounded by water.
When soil becomes worn out, it cannot support as many plants.
A stretch of mostly flat land.
19
What does physical geography study?
Clothes, food, music, and games from around the world.
Landforms, bodies of water, climate, soils, and plants.
How events and ideas from one region to another affect other regions.
People, communities, and landforms. Agriculture
20
What are Natural Resources?
Human time, effort, skills, and talent needed to produce goods.
Raw materials needed to produce goods.
Money that a business uses to buy the items needed for the business.
They are straight lines based on lines of latitude or longitude.
21
Define Location
The features that define an area and make it unique from other places.
Dividing the world into smaller segments to make it easier to study.
How people relate to their surroundings.
A description of where a place is.
22
Define Desertification
When soil becomes worn out, it cannot support as many plants.
A stretch of mostly flat land.
An area of land surrounded by water on three sides.
An area of land completely surrounded by water.
23
Which of the following is considered physical geography?
Television
Snake River
Eiffel Tower
London Bridge
24
What two things have helped with globalization?
Smiths and Walmart
Cell Phones and traveling
Clothing and cell phones
Clothes and food
25
What shows imaginary lines that are parallels and run east to west?
Compass Rose
Lines of Latitude
Lines of Longitude
Cardinal Directions
26
Define Place
A description of where a place is.
The features that define an area and make it unique from other places.
How people relate to their surroundings.
Dividing the world into smaller segments to make it easier to study.
27
Define Finacial Capital?
Raw materials needed to produce goods.
They are straight lines based on lines of latitude or longitude.
Money that a business uses to buy the items needed for the business.
Human time, effort, skills, and talent needed to produce goods or service.
28
Define habitat?
Solar energy strikes only the half of Earth facing the sun.
Tools, machines, and office equipment needed for a business to function
The land, water, climate, plants, and animals in one area.
Place where a plant or animal lives.
29
What is the cause for Earth to be closer to the sun, and at other times it is farther away?
Rotation
Latitude
Revolution
Longitude
30
What shows imaginary lines that run north and south through the North and South Poles?
Lines of Latitude
Compass Rose
Lines of Longitude
Cardinal Directions
31
What causes solar energy to strike only the half of Earth facing the sun?
Longitude
Rotation
Revolution
Latitude
32
Type of maps: This map shows the world as it really is.
Thematic Map
Political Map
Globe
Climate Map
33
Define Peninsula
An area of land completely surrounded by water.
A stretch of mostly flat land.
When soil becomes worn out, it cannot support as many plants.
An area of land surrounded by water on three sides.

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