North America
CENTRAL AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
SOUTH AMERICA
EUROPE
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100

This mountain range runs along the western U.S. and Canada. 


Rocky Mountains

100

This narrow landform connects North America and South America.

A) Peninsula
B) Strait
C) Isthmus of Panama
D) Archipelago

C: Isthmus of Panama


100

This is the longest mountain range in the world. 


Andes Mountains

100

This ocean current helps keep Western Europe warmer than other places at similar latitudes.

A) Gulf of Mexico Current
B) California Current
C) North Atlantic Drift
D) Labrador Current

C) North Atlantic Drift

100

This geographic theme explains how people adapt to, depend on, and modify the environment.

A) Movement
B) Human–Environment Interaction
C) Region
D) Location

B) Human–Environment Interaction

200

This landform region contains the Mississippi River Basin. 

A) Rocky Mountains
B) Canadian Shield
C) Great Plains
D) Appalachian Highlands

C: Great Plains

200

This man-made waterway increased world trade (Located in Central America)

Panama Canal


200

This river basin contains the world’s largest rainforest.

Amazon Basin

200

This fertile landform stretches across several nations and supports large-scale farming.

A) Iberian Plateau
B) Scandinavian Shield
C) Northern European Plain
D) Balkan Peninsula

C) Northern European Plain

200

This term describes the spread of ideas, culture, and traditions from one place to another.

A) Cultural Diffusion
B) Globalization
C) Nationalism
D) Isolationism

A) Cultural Diffusion 

300

This man-made structure provides water and electricity along the Colorado River.

A) Panama Canal
B) Hoover Dam
C) Golden Gate Bridge
D) Erie Canal

B: Hoover Dam


300

These natural hazards form where tectonic plates meet.

Volcano and Earthquakes

300

Farming on mountain steps built by the Inca is called:

Terrance Farming


300

This structure became a symbol of political division during the Cold War.

A) Hadrian’s Wall
B) Great Wall of China
C) Iron Curtain Fence
D) Berlin Wall 

D: Berlin Wall


300

Which factor is most likely to attract people to coastal cities?

A) Extreme climates
B) Access to trade and transportation
C) Limited economic opportunities
D) High elevation landforms


B) Access to trade and transportation

400

This environmental problem occurs when cities expand outward into surrounding areas.

A) Desertification
B) Deforestation
C) Urban Sprawl
D) Coastal Erosion

C: Urban Sprawl

400

This major industry supports many island economies.

Tourism

400

Informal, self-built communities in Brazil that developed as a result of rapid urbanization and rural-to-urban migration are called:

A) Barrios
B) Villas Miseria
C) Colonias
D) Favelas 

Favelas


400

Many European countries use this common currency.

Euro


400

A country whose economy relies mainly on farming, mining, and raw materials is primarily in which sector?

A) Primary Sector
B) Secondary Sector
C) Tertiary Sector
D) Quaternary Sector

A) Primary Sector

500

This agreement increased trade among the U.S., Mexico, and Canada.

NAFTA

500

Cutting down forests faster than they regrow is called:

Deforestation / Unsustainable forestry

500

The Pampas grasslands of Argentina and Uruguay primarily support which major industry?

A) Mining
B) Commercial Cattle Ranching and Agriculture
C) Oil Production
D) Commercial Fishing

B) Commercial Cattle Ranching and Agriculture

500

Western Europe’s dominant economic sector is:

A) Primary Sector (Farming, Mining, Logging)
B) Secondary Sector (Manufacturing & Industry)
C) Quaternary Sector (Research & Technology)
D) Tertiary / Service Sector

D) Tertiary / Service Sector

500

A large city and its surrounding suburbs and connected urban areas are called a:

A) Nation-State
B) Megalopolis
C) Province
D) Metropolitan Island

B) Megalopolis

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