5 Themes of Geography
Solar System
Climate
Plate Tectonics
Mapping
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What is Geography?

The study of the Earth

100

At what angle does Earth's axis tilt?

23.5 degrees

100

What is the reason for different climates?

Earth's tilt (23.5 degrees)

100

The three layers of the Earth are?

Core, Mantle, and the Crust

100

What are the two sets of lines that create a map grid?

Latitude and Longitude

200

What are the two types of Location?

Relative and Absolute Location

200

DAILY DOUBLE!

How long does it take for Earth to rotate once?

DAILY DOUBLE!

24 hours

200

What are the four seasons?

Winter, Vernal (Spring), Summer, and Autumn (Fall)

200

What are the three type of plate boundary movements?

Transform, Divergent and Convergent

200

How many degrees Longitude are there?

180 degrees

300

When People, Goods, and Ideas spread throughout the world is called what?

Movement

300

How long does it take the Earth to revolve once?

365 1/4 days

300

What is an equinox?

Time of year sunlight hits directly on the Equator (equal amount of day and night light)

300

What are the three types of Convergent Boundaries?

Oceanic-Oceanic, Continental- Oceanic, Continental- Continental

300

What is the line that runs through Greenwich, England called?

The Prime Meridian

400

Map makers are called what?

A Cartographer

400

True or false- the Earth revolves in a perfect circle.

False- Ellipses

400

What is Climate?

Weather conditions in a particular location

400

What happens on the crust when energy builds up from tectonic movement?

Earthquakes

400

What is also known as the Great Circle?

The Equator

500

On maps, geographers use color and shapes or special symbols to show differences between what?

Regions.

500

Earth is what type of planet?

Terrestrial

500

What is the more current term for Global Warming?

Climate Change

500

What is the difference between a dormant volcano and an extinct volcano?

Dormant are asleep for hundreds of years.

Extinct are asleep for thousands of years.

500

What are used to find if a location in above, below, right, or left of the Equator and Prime Meridian?

Cardinal Directions (North, South, East, West)

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