Australia
Asia
Africa
Europe
Geography
100

True or False: Australia is the 3rd biggest continent.

False, it is the smallest continent.

100

How many pounds of Kimchi does an average South Korean eat a year?

40 pounds!

100

Name a country in Africa

    

100

What is the currency used in Europe?

Euros!

100

What does geography mean?

  • Geography comes from the Greek words

    • Geo, which means “Earth,” and 

    • Graphia, which means “writing or description.”



200

How many states in Australia

6

200

How many regions in Asia?

48!

200

Why were the pyramids created and for who?

They were created as burial tombs for the Pharaohs

200

How many countries are there in Europe?

44

200

What is the name of this map?


Political Map!

It shows the border of states and countries - This type of map may also show the capital and other major cities in an area.

300

The largest city in Australia is...

Sydney

300

True or false: Japan is a nation island.

True!

300

What is the African Drum most often called...

The heart of the community!

300

How long was the Berlin wall up for?

45 years

300

Name one of the 12 countries that lay on the equator.

  • Colombia

  • Ecuador

  • Sao Tome and Principe 

  • Gabon

  • Brazil

  • Uganda

  • Somalia

  • Kenya

  • Democratic Republic of Congo

  • Maldives

  • Kiribati

  • Indonesia

400

Australia is surrounded completely by two oceans.

They are ______ ocean and the _________ ocean.

Indian and Pacific Ocean

400

This tourist attraction is 4,000 miles long. This attraction was meant to protect people from invasion. What is it?

The Great Wall of China

400

Inside the Pyramids of Giza, you can find...

King's Chamber

Queen's Chamber

Subterranean Chamber

400

What country wanted to invade all of Europe?

Germany!

400

What is Longitude and Latitude?

Longitude: Imaginary lines running in a north-south direction around the Earth – They are used to help describe where places are located.


Latitude: Imaginary line running in an east-west direction around the Earth. They are used to help describe where places are located.



500

The ______ _______ ______ houses the

world’s largest coral reef.

Great Barrier Reef

500

Explain the difference between North and South Korea.

Dictatorship vs Democracy 

500

Who were the Great Pyramids of Giza built for?

(NAMES)

Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure

500

How many regions in Europe? Name them.

Four!
North, South, West, East

500

What is the difference between a Cardinal and intermediate direction?

Cardinal is North, East, South, West 

Intermediate is Northeast, Southeast, Southwest and Northwest.