Chpt 1 - Maps
What do you need to have in a map
What is a title?
What is the name of the layer under the crust?
The upper mantle
How do we know the profit of a country?
By their GDP
The name of the sea route
What is the Maritime Route?
What is the name of a land that all sides are covered with water?
Island
What is the purpose of the legend?
To tell you what the symbols on the map means
When two tectonic plates collide against each other and both push-up, what does it create?
A Mountain
What does 'Economy' means?
A System where people produce, sell and buy things.
Why was the silk road named 'The Silk Road'
People would trade a lot of silk (or silk cloth) on the road.
Is Japan an island or a peninsula?
Japan is an island
Which kind of map can be used to see the population density?
A Thematic Map
Plateau
Name 5 Tertiary Industries (Services)
Fusion, IKEA, Park n Shop, Mcdonalds, KFC, Wendy's, Dominos, Pizza Hut, Starbucks, Tesla, Chanel, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Wellcome etc.
What is Barter?
What do you call the land which three sides are covered with water and one side land?
A Peninsula
Name all 3 kinds of maps we have learned
Political, Thematic, Physical
A low area surrounded by mountains
What do we use to compare the wealth of different countries
GDP per capita
Where did the silk road start?
City of Chang'an (Or Xi'an, Nanjing)
What do you call a group of islands?
Archipelago
How many essential elements are in a map?
6, title, symbol, scale, compass rose, legend, labels
Which plate is Hong Kong on?
The Eurasian Plate
What does GDP stand for?
Gross Domestic Product
What was the name of the desert that the traders had to go through?
The Taklimakan Desert
Why does North Korea have less agriculture than South Korea?
North Korea was Mountainous, so it didn't have land for farming