Place and its Features
Map Skills & Tools
Regions
Movement
Communication and Technology
100

What makes every place on Earth unique?

Its physical and human features

100

What does a compass rose show?

Direction (North, South, East, West)

100

What is a region?

A group of places that share something in common

100

What are the three types of movement?

People, goods, and ideas

100

What is communication in geography?

The sharing of ideas and information

200

Give one example of a physical feature and one example of a human feature.

Physical: river, mountain; Human: city, road

200

What part of a map explains the meaning of colors and symbols?

The legend or key

200

What is a formal region? Give one example.

An area with clear borders, like a country or state

200

What is migration?

The movement of people from one place to another

200

How has technology changed how people understand the world?

Phones, TV, and internet connect people globally

300

How do physical features affect where people live?

People settle near water and fertile land, not in deserts or mountains

300

Which type of map shows mountains, rivers, and land elevation?

Physical map

300

What is a functional region? Give one example.

An area linked by a purpose, like a trade route or metro area

300

What’s the difference between a refugee and a voluntary migrant?

Refugee = forced to move for safety; Voluntary migrant = chooses to move for better life

300

Give one way technology affects our view of other places.

It can make faraway places seem familiar or spread stereotypes

400

How do human features show how people adapt to their surroundings?

Buildings, clothing, and jobs often match the local climate and geography

400

What type of map shows borders, cities, and countries?

Political map

400

What is a perceptual region? Give one example.

An area defined by people’s feelings or ideas, like “the South” or “the city”

400

Define push and pull factors and give one example of each.

Push: reason to leave (war, drought); Pull: reason to go (jobs, safety)

400

How does trade rely on communication and technology?

They help organize, advertise, and connect trade across regions

500

Why do geographers study both physical and human features together?

To understand how people interact with and change their environment

500

What information does a map’s scale tell us?

The distance between places on a map

500

How do regions help geographers study the world?

They make it easier to organize and compare areas by shared traits

500

How can movement change a place?

It brings new cultures, foods, and ideas or causes crowding/conflict

500

How do social media or global news reflect the concept of movement?

They spread ideas instantly across regions, linking people worldwide

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