Location
Place
Human Environment Interaction
Movement
Region
100
Find the absolute location of Montreal, Canada
What is 45°N latitude and 75°W longitude.
100
Using the map on page 28 of your atlas, name all of the continents that containing some type of desert.
What are North America, South America, Africa, Australia, Asia, and Europe.
100
What is the difference between a developed country and a developing country?
What is developed countries have industry and technology while developing countries rely heavily on agriculture.
100
What are barriers to trade?
What are quotas and tariffs.
100
Using page 38 in your atlas, what region of the world lives in abject poverty?
What are parts of Africa.
200
Find the absolute location of Beijing, China.
What is 39°N latitude and 116°E longitude.
200
Using the map on page 31 of your atlas, which country produces the most acid rain? How is it produced? What chemical is produced?
What is the United States. Power plants and industries that emit high amounts of sulphur dioxide.
200
Give an example of a push factor.
What is war, disease, unstable government, persecution.
200
What is a quota?
What the number of an item that an industry will produce.
200
What regions of the world have a positive balance of trade, according to the map on page 41 of your atlas?
What is ananda, brazil, asia, china and parts of North africa.
300
Find city that is located due west of Valdosta, Georgia.
What is Thomasville, Georgia.
300
Using the map on page 36 of your atlas, what two countries consume the most food, worldwide? How many calories per person/day?
What is the USA and Canada. +3500 calories/ day
300
Give examples of pull factors.
What are new jobs, better pay, better housing, schools, hospitals, etc.
300
What is a tariff?
What are taxes that discourage foreign imports.
300
What region of the world is predominantly muslim, according to page 42 of your atlas?
What is North africa and the middle east.
400
Name the line located at 180° longitude.
What is the international dateline.
400
What are the limitations of a map versus a globe?
What is maps are 2D and a globe is 3D. Maps distort either the size and shape of the earth or the distance between countries. Globes are an accurate representation of Earth.
400
Name the five aspects of culture.
What are religion, language, customs, clothing, technology, industry, etc.
400
How do ideas spread from one region to another?
What is Technology.
400
What region of the world has the most emigrants according to page 44 of your atlas?
What is Mexico.
500
Name the 3 major lines of latitude that we have learned.
What are the equator, tropic of Cancer and tropic of Capricorn.
500
What type of map would you want to view if you were looking to see how many people lived in a given area?
What is a population map.
500
How does the type of government affect the people living in that country.
What is "answers will vary"
500
What are some reasons people move from location to another?
What is answers will vary.
500
According to page 34 or your atlas, what 4 countries in Africa have the greatest number of people living with HIV/AIDS?
What is Zimbabwe, South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana.
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