Continents & Oceans
Big to Small
Types of Maps
Physical Features
Randomness
100
Which continent is highlighted?
North America
100
Which is bigger:
Continent or Country
Continent
100
What is a map called that shows only man-made features?
Political Map
100
What is a chain of islands called?
Archipelago
100
What does the GEO of geography mean?
Geo = Earth
200
Which continent is highlighted?
South America
200
Which is bigger:
Solar System or Galaxy
Galaxy
200
What type of map is this?
Physical with Political Boundaries
200
Land that is surrounded by water on three sides is called a ___________________.
Peninsula
200
What are the four CARDINAL DIRECTIONS?
North, South, East, West
300
Which continent is highlighted?
Europe
300
Which is bigger:
City, Town, or Village
City
300
What type of map is this? Political, Physical, Thematic
Political
300
A river always ends with a ________________.
Delta
300
What is the main line of LONGITUDE called?
Prime Meridian or International Dateline
400
Which ocean is highlighted?
Atlantic Ocean
400
Which one is smaller:
Wisconsin or Michigan
Michigan (250,493km) vs Wisconsin (140,663 km)
400
What is a map called that shows physical features but also shows man-made boundaries?
Hybrid Map
400
Name this physical feature:
Plateau or Butte
Extra answers: Cliff, Canyon, Valley
400
When using a map, what does an INSET MAP tell us?
Where the map is located in the world.
500
Which continent is also a country?
Australia
500
100 points for each planet in our Solar System that you can name.
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, (Sometimes Pluto)
500
What is the theme of this map?
Population Density
500
What physical feature connects two large bodies of water?
Strait, Canal, or Sound
500
100 for each of the Five Themes of Geography that you can name.
Location, Place, Region, Movement, HEI