Migration
Reading Maps
Types of Landforms and Maps
World Continents and Oceans
Bonus Questions
100

What is the word for moving from one place to another, including people, ideas, and goods? 

Migration

100

What should you always look at first on a map to know what the symbols mean?

Choose one:

Compass Rose

Key/Legend

Title

Key/Legend

100

What map shows landforms like mountains, plains, and rivers?

Choose one:

Physical Map

Climate Map

Political Map 

Physical Map

100

What line divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres and is shown on the world map (Source D)?

Choose one:

Longitude 

Latitude

Equator 

Equator

100

What shows directions like North, South, East, and West?

Compass Rose

200

Name one example of a pull factor that might make people want to move to a new place.

Better jobs, more freedom, better resources, safety, etc.

200

Which map type shows state borders and names (the government boundaries)?

Choose one:

Climate Map

Hazards Map

Political Map 

Political Map

200

What is a peninsula? Use the example listed in the study guide.

Land mostly surrounded by water, example: Florida is a peninsula.

200

Name two of the world Oceans.

Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Arctic, Southern

200

How many Continents are there?

7

300

What do we call it when people move to a new place and stay there permanently?

Settle

300

On the U.S. Regions map (Source A), which region is Kentucky listed in?

Southeast

300

Define "valley" in one short sentence.

A valley is a low area between mountains.

300

Which continent is listed as number 3 on the world map labels in the study guide?

North America

300

What region is the state of Kentucky in? Use Source A from the study guide to help you.

Southeast

400

Give two different push factors that might cause people to leave a place.

War, natural disasters, religious persecution, poor economics (can't afford to live there), lack of resources, etc.

400

Using the Hazard Map (Source B), name one natural hazard commonly found in the West and one commonly found in the Southeast.

West: Earthquakes

Southeast: Tornados

400

Which map type would best show different climate zones across North America?

Climate Map

400

List three continents that the Equator crosses according to the world map description.

Africa, South America, and Asia

400

What is the very top of a mountain called?

A peak

500

Explain in one sentence how migration can change the culture of a place (think about, population foods, languages, or celebrations).

Migration brings more people, new and different ideas, foods, languages, and changes the culture as people migrate to the community.

500

Using the Physical Map (Source C) and the United States Regions Map (Source A), what two regions are the Appalachian Mountains in?

Northeast and Southeast.

500

The study guide says a certain natural resource will create a valley over time (Source F). What natural process or feature shown in a valley photo causes valleys to form over long time?

Rivers

500
What is the southern most Continent? Use Source D from your study guide to help you.

Antarctica

500

What are the two states in America that are not connected to the rest? Use Source A from your study guide to help you.

Alaska, and Hawaii

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