Climate & Weather
The Continents
Primary and Secondary Sources
Maps & Location
Vocabulary
100

The word for day-to-day changes in the atmosphere

Weather


100

This is the continent with the largest population

Asia (4.5) billion

100

What type of source is a photograph?

Primary

100

Helps us determine what symbols on a map mean

A Key
100

The number of people living in a given location

Population

200

Long-term weather conditions in an area of the world

Climate


200

This continent contains countries like Germany, Ireland, and France

Europe

200

What type of source is a textbook?

Secondary

200

Is the most specific way of describing where something is (an address or longitude and latitude coordinates)

Absolute Location


200

What are landforms?

Natural occurring places like rivers, oceans, mountains, etc.

300

Places near the equator tend to have a climate like this (must use at least two terms to describe)

Hot, tropical, sunny, warm

300

This continent is ONLY made up of thousands of different islands

Oceania/Australia

300

Mr. Burke writes Ms. Joyce a postcard. What type of source is this?

Primary


300

Describes what is near something to show where it is

Relative Location
300

This helps us find direction when reading a map or finding location

A compass
400

True or False - the closer you travel to the poles, the warmer the climate is

FALSE

400

This continent experiences every single type of climate

North America
400

Think about the Pyramids of Egypt. What type of source are these? WHY?

Primary, because they were built during a specific period of time

400

A type of map that shows how many people are living in a specific area.

Population Density Map

400

Known as 0 degrees latitude, an invisible line in the middle of the Earth

The Equator

500

What is the climate of Africa? (Must describe in at least two ways)

Mostly a desert climate with a few rainforests. Mostly warm and sunny year round but can get very cold at night

500

How many countries are there in Africa? (Must be within +/-10 to get this correct)

54

500

Share one similarity and one difference between primary and secondary sources. You must be specific

Similarity - they offer perspective, they can give us reliable information, they can have bias

Difference - Primary is from a historical time period, Secondary is written afterwards

500

Use Relative AND Absolute Location in a logical sentence so people would understand what each term means.

Example: The absolute location of GO-NYC is 38 Delancey St and the Relative Location is that it is near Chinatown.

500

Means that something is highly concentrated - there is a lot of it in a little place

Density (As in population density)

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