Continents & Oceans
Map Vocabulary
Compass & Directions
Types of Maps
Geography Fun Facts
100

This ocean is the largest in the world.

Pacific Ocean

100

A very large body of saltwater

Ocean

100

Name the four cardinal directions.

North, South, East, West

100

This map shows landforms like mountains and rivers.

Physical map

100

This continent is sometimes referred to as "the land down under."

Australia

200

This ocean lies between Africa and Australia. 

The Indian Ocean.

200

The place where a river begins.

Source

200

Northwest is an example of this type of direction.

Intermediate direction

200

This map shows borders, countries, and cities.

Political map

200

Which continent is home to the most people?

Asia

300

This imaginary line divides Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

Equator

300

A large inland body of water, usually freshwater.

Lake

300

These imaginary lines run north and south, and east and west on the globe.

Longitude and Latitude

300

This map shows specific information, like climate or population.

Thematic map

300

Which continent has no permanent residents?

Antarctica

400

Which ocean is at the North Pole?

Arctic Ocean

400

The landform created when a river meets the ocean and drops sediment.

Delta

400

A symbol on a map that shows directions.

Compass rose

400

Which type of map would you use to see where the tallest mountains are?

Physical map

400

You live in the Western Hemisphere. In which two continents could you reside?

North America and South America

500

Name all 7 continents.

North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, Antarctica

500

The place where a river ends.

Mouth

500

You are in South America. Which direction would you travel to get to Africa?

East

500

If you want to see weather patterns over a certain area in a given season, which type of map would you use?

A thematic map

500

On this continent, everyone drives on the RIGHT side of the road.

What is North America?