Geography
5 Themes
Economics
Longitude and Latitude
Bonus
100
What's a cartographer?
Is a person who studies and creates maps.
100
What's a description for Location?
Describes where something is on earth.
100
What is a Surplus?
A surplus is when you have something extra. (Leftovers)
100
When writing coordinates, what do you put first? Latitude or Longitude
Latitude.
100
What's 2+2? 
4
200
What represent the symbols in a map?
Symbols may stand for a capital cities, economic activities, or natural resources.
200
A description for Place
Physical and Human characteristics of a place. Physical characteristics make up a place's natural environment, like terrain height above sea level, land forms and other things.
200
What is Shortage?
It is when you don't have enough of something, or you ran out of it.
200
How do we use longitude and latitude?
We use coordinates.
200
When did Lisa Gherardini (The monalisa) 
died?
She died on 15 July 1542.
300
What are Labels in a map?
Label are words or phrases that names the features on the map.
300
What is the definition of Region
It describes the board similarities you might find in a place- it encompasses things like language, culture, & similar historical background.
300
What is Goods?
It is a material product that can command a price when sold.
300
When writing the longitude and latitude of a location.
- Write the latitude first.
- Then write longitude.
300
How do you say の?
"No"
400
What is a compass rose?
The compass rose shows you north, south, east and west on the map.
400
The definition for movement
Describes how people goods and ideas arrive to a particular place, the way in which food travels to a grocery store.
400
What is a Service?
It is an Activity that requires a fee
400
How does Latitude line work?
The line is horizontal.
400
What is Napoleón's last name?
Bonaparte
500
What are Cardinal directions?
The cardinal directions are north, south east and west.
500
A definition for HEI
Descries how humans have changed a particular place, and how humans adapt to the environment around them.
500
What is a Demand?
The consumer's desire to pay a specific price for a good servise.
500
How does longitude lines work?
Lines are Vertical.
500
What's 2+2-₂?
2