Continents
5 Themes
Maps and Map Elements
Longitude and Latitude
Random
100
Name the Continent
North America
100
Paris is located in France
Location
100
Shows landforms, waterways, and oceans.
Physical Map
100
This picture shows what types of lines
Latitude
100
Landforms, Animal, and Oceans are all examples of what type of geography?
Physical
200
What continent contains the following countries:
France, England, Germany
Europe
200
Early Civilizations like Egypt were settled along rivers so that it was convenient for settlers to get water and other resources.
Human Environment Interaction
200
A map that shows man-made boundaries (cities, states, or countries)
Political Map
200
Imaginary Lines that measures distance north and south.
Longitude
200
What 3 ways do geographers think of the world?
Space, Place, Patterns
300
Name the continent below
Africa
300
Social Media allows humans to spread ideas, news, and information at a constant rate.
Movement
300
This picture represents which element of a map.
Legend/Key
300
What is the name of the line that divides the Earth into the Eastern and Western Hemispheres?
Prime Meredian
300
The picture below shows which map projection.
Goode's Interrupted Projection
400
What is the only continent that does not have people living there full time?
Antarctic
400
The South in the United States is connected through cultural traits such as Southern accents and foods like fried chicken and barbecue.
Region
400
This picture shows what type of map.
Thematic/Special Purpose
400
What is the name of the line that divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres?
Equator
400
The ways people speak, eat, work, play, and worship are all part of _____________
culture
500
What continent is also a country?
Australia
500
Denver, Colorado – Known for its high elevation, mountainous terrain, and semi-arid climate.
Place
500
Pictures or marks that represent real things.
Symbols
500
What is the name of the northernmost part of the Earth?
North Pole
500
Judaism, Christianity, and Buddhism are examples of what element of culture?
Religion