The study of Earth and its people is called
A. geography
B. demography
C. geology
D. history
geography
What landform/waterway is A?
A. canyon
B. plateau
C. hill
D. bay

A. canyon
Geographers look at the world in spatial terms. This means
A. they only study how changes to Earth occur.
B. they examine why people choose to live in a certain place.
C. they look at how things are arranged relative to each other.
D. they prefer the use of maps to answer geographic questions.
they look at how things are arranged relative to each other.
Vietnam is in the northern hemisphere.
Movement
Region
Human/Environment Interaction
Location
Place
location
Maps can help us with the ____________of any place in the world.
absolute location
distortion
map projection
relative location
absolute location
An ecumene is a region that is well suited to permanent settlement. Which of these best defines Canada’s ecumene?
the border region
Maya judges often require a person who does something wrong to another person to
pay restitution
Physical geography is the study of
A. Earth and its people.
B. how things appear on a map.
C. people as they have spread across Earth.
D. natural features on the surface of Earth.
natural features on the surface of Earth.
What landform/waterway is B?

A. river
B. tributary
C. canyon
D. delta
A. river
Which of the following will you find on a map that shows physical features?
What languages are spoken in Brazil?
Movement
Region
Human/Environment Interaction
Location
Place
Place
There are seven of these giant landmasses.
A. plain
B. continent
C. plates
D. basin
B. continent
Ice skating on a frozen canal in winter is an example of how Canadians in Ottawa have
adapted to environment
Which term describes a group that has lived in an area since before it was taken over by outsiders?
Indigenous people
Which of the following is an example of human geography?
A. a city is built near a large river
B. a volcano erupts on a small island
C. a geographer examines a location on a map
D. a large mountain range separates two valleys
a city is built near a large river
What landform/waterway is C?

A. peninsula
B. basin
C. desert
D. hill
C. desert
Which term means the pattern of weather over a long period of time?
An area of earth with similar characteristics.
Movement
Region
Human/Environment Interaction
Location
Place
The _________________of the building is three blocks away from the train station.
absolute location
relative location
map projection
distortion
relative location
Why were lighthouses first built in the Atlantic Region?
to avoid shipwrecks
How have Maya markets adapted to the modern world?
a. Food stalls are all together.
b. Markets are on Sunday.
c. Weavers offer old designs.
d. Money has replaced barter.
Money has replaced barter.
What does a map’s scale compare?
What landform/waterway is D?

A. island
B. delta
C. lake
D. tributary
B. delta
What are coal, iron, uranium, and petroleum?
Products made in China and shipped to the United States.
Movement
Region
Human/Environment Interaction
Location
Place
Movement
What are north, south, east, and west known as?
A. cardinal directions
B. GPS
C. GIS
D. location
A. cardinal directions
The castle-like buildings found in the Pacific Region show the influence of which of Canada’s founding peoples?
British
What has happened to traditional Maya religious beliefs in Guatemala?
a. They have disappeared.
b. They have replaced the Catholic faith.
c. They have blended with Catholicism.
d. They are followed in secret.
c. They have blended with Catholicism.
Which two continents are located entirely in the Western Hemisphere?
What landform/waterway is E?

A. basin
B. desert
C. plateau
D. plain
D. plain
What does an economic activity map of a country show?
Many states have to prepare for earthquakes and construct building that won't fall over.
Movement
Region
Human/Environment Interaction
Location
Place
Human/Environment Interaction
Another name for a map key
A. grid
B. basin
C. legend
D. hemisphere
C. legend
What is the main reason why so few people live in Canada’s Northern Region?
few resources
In which two countries do the Maya primarily live today?
a. Mexico and Guatemala
b. United States and Mexico
c. Venezuela and Bolivia
d. Brazil and Peru
a. Mexico and Guatemala
What does the relative location of a place tell you?
What landform/waterway is F?

A. mesa
B. basin
C. plateau
D. hill
B. basin
What do geographers call an area with one or more features that set it apart from other areas?
Blue Valley Southwest
Movement
Region
Human/Environment Interaction
Location
Place
Region
Longitude labeled 0 degrees, from which all other degrees of longitude are measured.
A. equator
B. prime meridian
C. Tropic of Cancer
D. Tropic of Capricorn
B. prime meridian
True or False: Most Canadians live in rural areas.
False
Maya farmers have adapted to modern life by
a. harvesting more corn than any other produce.
b. using slash-and-burn method.
c. working for wages on commercial farms.
d. engaging in subsistence farming.
c. working for wages on commercial farms.
What do geographers use to indicate the absolute location of any place on Earth?
What landform/waterway is G?

A. basin
B. peninsula
C. strait
D. island
B. peninsula
Flows from mountains and makes their way to the sea
Amazon truck delivering packages.
Movement
Region
Human/Environment Interaction
Location
Place
Movement
A large area of Earth with a particular pattern of weather
A. vegetation zone
B. weather patterns
C. climate zone
D. vegetation patterns
C. climate zone
Which region has most of Canada's population?
Core
All of the following are traditional elements of a Maya home EXCEPT
a. construction of wood and adobe.
b. family altar for religious worship.
c. electric appliances such as a television and gas stoves.
d. a cook fire in the middle of the floor.
c. electric appliances such as a television and gas stoves.
A meridian of longitude is an imaginary line that runs
What landform/waterway is H?

A. sea
B. strait
C. bay
D. lake
A. sea
Body of water that cuts deeply into shorelines and enclosed by land on 3 sides
ABMS has the mascot of Wolverine and they wear green.
Movement
Region
Human/Environment Interaction
Location
Place
Place
Any action that relates to the making, buying, and selling of goods and services
A. regions
B. economic activity
C. elevation
D. climate zone
B. economic activity
Name the two official languages in Canada.
English and French
Which group is most likely to use the slash-and-burn method of clearing land?
a. commercial growers
b. migrant workers
c. plantation owners
d. subsistence farmers
d. subsistence farmers
Which of the following is the main advantage of the type of map projection shown below?
What landform/waterway is I?

A. strait
B. lake
C. gulf
D. reef
C. gulf
Landform that is created from the weathering and erosion from water.
Construction of the new gym at ABMS.
Movement
Region
Human/Environment Interaction
Location
Place
Human/Environment Interaction
A change in the shape or size of a place when Earth is represented on a flat map.
absolute location
distortion
map projection
relative location
Distortion
Name three uses of the land in Canada.
farming, fishing, forestry, livestock, and manufacturing
How do most Maya children learn traditional skills such as farming and weaving?
a. in village schools
b. from their parents
c. in municipal councils
d. from religious brotherhoods
b. from their parents
Which two lines mark the northernmost and southernmost points where the sun’s rays ever beat straight down?
What landform/waterway is J?

A. bay
B. peninsula
C. strait
D. delta
C. strait
Landform that covers western Kansas.
Urban Air one Metcalf Avenue.
Movement
Region
Human/Environment Interaction
Location
Place
Location
Geographers choose the ___________________ that best suits the kind of information they want to present.
absolute location
relative location
map projection
distortion
map projection
What are Canada’s five regions?
Pacific, Prairie, Northern, Core, and Atlantic
Agriculture carried out mainly to provide food for farm families, with little surplus for sale to others.
a. traditional culture
b. subsistence farming
c. adaptation
d. indigenous peoples
b. subsistence farming