The 5 Themes of Geography
Population, Geopolitics, and Migration
Reading Climographs
Reading Maps
Mapping/Territorial Morphology
200
The theme depicting the whereabouts of distinct spots on the globe.
What is location?
200
The migration pattern involving family members following each other, overtime, to a new location.
What is chain immigration?
200
The climograph shown here is located in this hemisphere?
What is the Northern Hemisphere?
200
The name for different representations of the round earth on a flat surface.
What are map projections?
200
The name of this fragmented country. 
What are the Philippines?
400
This theme is helpful for exploring the conditions that give a particular location its distinct characteristics and feel (i.e. its "flavor").
What is Place?
400
The concept in political geography describes the authority to make decisions over social, economic, and political matters.
What is sovereignty?
400
Based on the data, this city is represented by the climograph below:
What is Anchorage?
400
This line demarcating the boundaries of the tropics is located in the northern hemisphere.
What is the Tropic of Cancer?
400
The name of this country.
What is Afghanistan?
600
An area or division, especially part of a country or the world, having definable characteristics but not always fixed boundaries.
What is region?
600
A term that refers to people who have been displaced by natural or environmental disasters, famine, war, etc., and have had to flee but do not cross an international border.
What are Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)?
600
Based on the data, this city is represented by the climograph below:
What is Bombay?
600
These lines on the global grid are useful for both giving the coordinates of absolute locations and also determining time zones.
What are meridians of longitude?
600
Austria can be categorized as having this type of territorial morphology. 
What is a prorupted state?
800
This theme is helpful for conducting a spatial analysis of human migration patterns, as well as the flow of goods, services, information, ideas, culture, etc., across national borders.
What is movement?
800
This type of migration involves a series of small, less extreme locational changes over time (e.g. rural to suburban, suburban to urban, poor urban neighborhood to rich urban neighborhood)
What is step migration?
800
This factor has no effect on a country's climograph.
Options: elevation, closeness to large bodies of water, latitude, longitude, orographic effect, ocean currents.
What is longitude.
800
The 4 largest continents (in no particular order).
What are Asia, Africa, North America, and South America?
800
The name of this elongated country.
What is Norway?
1000
Theme associated with exploring the two-way relationships of ecology.
What is human-environmental interaction?
1000
Countries with dominant old-age populations and problematic dependency ratios (e.g. Japan) could resort to these 2 solutions to the problem of too few working-age people (assuming they can't change their birthrates).
What is automation and migration?
1000
Given what you know about how climate effects economic development and therefore birthrates/death rates, this country's Climograph would most likely be associated with DTM stage 2 population patterns.
Country A
Country B
Country C
What is country B
1000
The zones of the Earth's surface between the Arctic/Antarctic Circle and the tropics; characterized by moderate climate [i.e. mild, moderate temperature; neither hot nor cold].
What are the temperate zones?
1000
The name of this enclave country. 
What is Lesotho?