Location
Human/ Environment Interaction
Place
Regions
Movement
100

What are the two types of location?

1. Absolute location

2. Relative location

100

What are the three different ways you can interact with the environment?

Adapt, modify, and depend

100

What are two ways you can describe a place?

Physical features - Landforms of the place, mountains, climate, rivers, oceans, deserts

Human features - Buildings, landmarks, people, culture, language, food


100

Name three ways to define a region.

Unifying - similarities

Land - physical characteristics of a region

Culture - share similar values or customs (food, religion, clothing, accents, language)

100

What are three types of movement?

Ideas, people and goods going from one place to another. 

200

What is absolute location?

The exact address or latitude on longitude coordinates.

200

Name two ways humans depend on their environment?

Water, oxygen, good, natural materials for building

200

Give two examples of physical features of a place

Mountains, rivers, oceans, deserts, climate

200

Name two physical features of the land in a region

deserts, mountains, grasslands, watershed, rainforest, arid climate, etc.

200

Name 2 examples of the movement of goods.

How products are moved from place to place. They typically get moved by planes, trains, trucks, and cars.

300

What is relative location

Defined by what a place is surrounded by using directions, distance, and landmarks.

300

How do humans have a positive impact on the environment?

Planting trees, recycling, building the wildlife overpass

300

Give two examples of human features of a place

Buildings, culture, language, and food

300

What NFL football team does our region cheer for? 

The Seahawks.

300

Name two examples of movement of ideas

Ideas move around the world by TV, radio, internet, social media, newspapers, etc.

400

What is zero degrees longitude?

Prime Meridian

400

How do humans have a negative impact on the environment?

Polluting, landfills, laying down cement and removing natural resources

400

What are examples of the bodies of water

Oceans, rivers, lakes, bays, 

400

Name 5 different types of geographical regions in the USA? 

Northwest, Southwest, Midwest, Southeast, Northeast 

400

Name one reason why people move when thinking about the 5 themes of geography?

Place - weather

Movement - commute time

HEI - how hard it is to adapt to the environment

Region - cultural aspects

Location - Proximity to areas of interest (family, weather, job)

500

What is the latitude that runs through the center of the Earth?

Equator

500

Give an example for each, of how we in our community adapts, modifies, and depends on the environment.

Adapt - carry an umbrella, wear a coat

Modify - build highways, dams, ferry system

Depend - Waterways for salmon, rain water, land for growing food and grazing animals

500


Why do geographers study this theme by looking at the characteristics that...

to tell each location apart


500

What geographical region do we live in?

Northwest

500

The study of the Earth and how people use it (answer with a question)

What is Geography? 

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