Maps
Regions
Human & Cultural Geography
Physical Geography
General Knowledge
100

When do we use maps?

To get from one place to another. 

100

How many regions are in the USA?

There are 5 regions
100

What are 3 different parts of any culture?

Any three of these: language, religion, food, traditions, dance, values, skills, knowledge.

100

What is physical geography?

The study of natural features of the land and water.

100

What is a region?

An area, such as a group of states, with something in common.

200

What are different things usually listed on a political map?

Roads, cities, states, countries, national parks, etc. 

200

What is the name of the region that borders the Pacific Ocean?

West Region (or Western Region)

200

What is the difference between Human and Cultural Geography and Physical Geography?

Human & Cultural Geography is talking about how people have affected the places they live, while Physical Geography talks about the natural features of a place.

200
What is the name of the body of water that continues to flow from one place to another?

A river

200

What are the names of the two oceans on either side of the USA?

Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean

300

What is the name of the symbol that tells us what direction to go on a map?

The Compass Rose

300

How many states are in the USA?

There are 50 states in the USA

300
Name one part of Human and Cultural Geography that is specific to you.

You can name the additional languages you speak, your religion, special foods your family eats, special books you read...

300

What types of physical geography are in the Southwest region?

Deserts, canyons, cacti, rivers, cliffs, etc.

300

What are the 4 cardinal directions on a compass rose?

North, South, East, West.

400

What do physical maps show us?

The type of land an area has with its physical features (mountains, rivers, lakes, prairies, etc.)

400

What are the names of the two states that are NON-contiguous (the ones that don't touch any other US states)?

Alaska and Hawaii

400

Share one custom or tradition that you are familiar with, from any culture.

You could share about holidays, special events like weddings or funerals, special foods you make at different parts of the year, etc.

400

What types of physical geography are in Minnesota?

Lakes, rivers, plains, valleys, cliffs, hills, etc.

400

Who is in charge of the United States of America?

The President.

500

What is the name for the imaginary lines that run parallel and perpendicular to the equator?

Longitude lines and latitude lines

500

What is the body of water in the south that borders the Southeast AND the Southwest regions?

The Gulf of Mexico

500

Name one type of greeting that people give in different parts of the world. 

You could share that people shake hands, bow to one another, kiss each other on the cheeks, etc.

500

Why is it important to understand what physical geography is?

Physical geography helps us understand the natural world around us. By understanding, we can adapt to different natural environments and learn to live in different places.

500

What kind of government do we have in the United States of America?

A democracy.

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