Location
Place
Human -environment interaction
Movement
Region
100

The continent where the United States is located.

What is North America?

100

What are the two main types of characteristics that define the theme of place in geography?

What are physical characteristics and human characteristics?

100

Wearing a heavy coat when it snows is an example of humans doing this to their environment. 


 What is adapting

100

People, goods, and _______ are the three main things that move from place to place.

What are ideas

100

This theme is an area with common physical or cultural features

what is region

200

This type of location pinpoints an exact spot on Earth using global coordinates like latitude and longitude.

What is absolute location?

200

If you describe the land as being hilly, rocky, or having a desert climate, you are describing the ____________ characteristics of a place.

What are physical?

200

Drinking water from a local river or growing crops using natural rainfall. 


What is depending on the environment

200

When a new fashion trend, recipe, or song spreads from one group of people to another around the world, it is called cultural ___________.

what is spread of ideas.

200

This is a geographic region it consists of United States, Canada, Greenland, and Mexico

What is North America?

300

If a traveler tells you that the local library is "two blocks past the grocery store and right next to the park," they are giving you this type of location.

What is relative location?

300

The two main categories used to describe a place are physical features and ____________ features.

What are human (or cultural) features?

300

When people change the land to build a road, bridge, or dam, they are doing this to the environment.


What is modifying the environment

300

Which theme of geography explores how people, goods, and ideas travel from one place to another?

What is Movement?

300

this massive air region covers the most of northern Africa and is the largest desert in the world

What is the Sahara desert?

400

These imaginary lines circle the Earth horizontally and vertically, meeting at specific coordinates to help geographers pin down any location.

What are latitude and longitude?

400

Characteristics like rain forests and deserts are examples of _______ characteristics

Physical 
400

The 3 key components or actions that define how humans interact with the world around them are depend, adapt, and ________.


What is modify

400

Shipping coffee beans from Brazil to a cafe in New York City is an example of

What are goods (or products / trade)?

400

This highly active Volcanic region loops around the edges of the Pacific Ocean and his homes about 75% of the world’s most active volcanoes


What is the Ring of fire?

500

What is the main line of latitude that measures 0 degrees?

What is the Equator?

500

While deserts sand and dry air represents its physical characteristics, a region's language, architecture, religion represents which the category of place.

What is Human/Cultural characteristics

500

Clearing a forest or a farm or wearing a heavy coat in the winter are examples of_________.

What is human-environment interaction

500

Cargo ships carrying electronics manufactured in Asia across the Pacific Ocean to be sold in North American stores are an example of

What are goods?

500

This wind swept region covers the Northern most parts of Russia, Canada, and Scandinavia


What is the tundra?

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