Let's Talk Geography!
On the Map
Regions of your Community
Where You Live
Regions and Resources
100

What is geography?

What is the study of the physical features on the Earth?

100

What are the seven bodies of land called?

What are continents?

100

What are the features of urban communities?

What are high populations, buildings close together, and public transportation?

100

What is the name of the state you live in?

What is South Carolina?
100

Which region of South Carolina only takes up 2% of the state? It is the smallest region.

What is the Blue Ridge Region?

200

Why do we study geography?

What is seeks to understand where things are found, why they are there, and how they develop and change over time?

200

What are the five bodies of water called?

What are oceans?

200

What are the features of suburban communities?

What is outside of the city, houses farther apart and backyards? 

200

What is the capital of your state?

What is Columbia?

200

What is the largest region in South Carolina?

What is the Piedmont Region?

300

What are the two main areas of geography?

What are physical and human geography?

300

What is the name of the coldest continent?

What is Antarctica?

300

What are the features of rural communities?

What are fields and farms, houses far apart, and less people/more quiet?

300

What is the abbreviation of your state?

What is SC?
300

Name some of the natural resources found in South Carolina.

What are rich soils, vast forests, and minerals (Kaolin clay, limestone, sand & gravel, gold, talc)?

400

What is a community?

What is a group of people who live in a certain place?

400

What are the names of the countries that make up North America?

What are Canada, the United States, and Mexico?

400
What does population mean? 

What is the number of people who live in a specific place?

400

How many states are in the United States?

What is 50?

400

Which region extends along the coastline of South Carolina?

What is the Coastal Zone Region?

500

Why do we use maps? 

What is because maps present us with information about the world including shapes of countries, locations of features and distances between places?

500

Name the seven continents.

What are North America, South America, Asia, Europe, Australia, Africa, and Antarctica?

500

What is culture?

What is the beliefs, art, customs, food, etc. of a group or society?

500

What are the name of the states that border South Carolina?

What are Georgia and North Carolina?

500

Which mineral found in South Carolina is used to make pottery?

What is Kaolin Clay?

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