Geographic Features
Q: What type of land is ideal for growing crops and often supports large settlements?
A: Farmland
Q: What type of factor makes people leave their home country?
A: Push factor
Q: What online tool can students use to explore real-world satellite images?
A: Google Earth
Q: What geographic feature provides water, trade routes, and food sources?
A: Rivers
Q: A natural disaster is an example of what kind of factor?
A: Push factor
Q: What type of map shows population density?
A: Thematic map
Q: Why are coastlines often more populated than deserts?
A: Access to trade, transportation, and resources
Q: A person moves to a city for a new job. Is this a push or pull factor?
A: Pull factor
Q: What kind of data would help you analyze migration trends?
A: Map and population data
Q: Which geographic feature is known to attract human settlement due to its flat land and fertile soil?
A: Plains
Q: What factor attracts people to move to a safer or more developed country?
A: Pull factor
Q: What map tool lets users zoom in and see geographic features up close?
A: Satellite view
Q: What physical feature can limit settlement due to extreme weather or isolation?
A: Mountains
Q: What’s the term for something that either pushes or pulls people from one place to another?
A: Migration factor
Q: What’s one way maps help explain why people settle in certain areas?
A: They show the relationship between location and resources