World Capitals
Physical Geography
Man-Made Landmarks
5 Themes Of Geography
Bodies of Water
Parts Of A Map
Countries of the World: North America
Countries of the World: Europe
Countries of the World: Asia
100
The capital of China
What is Bejing?
100
What lava is called when it is underneath the earth's surface
What is Magma?
100
This gift from the French sits as a symbol of freedom and hope in New York City
What is the Statue of Liberty?
100
This theme of geography describes where something is
What is location?
100
The number of oceans in the world
What is 5?
100
This part of the map tells you what the map is about
What is the title?
100
If you get this wrong.........
What is the United States of America?
100
This country.
What is England/United Kingdom?
100
Most populated country of Asia.
What is India?
200
The capital of Russia
What is Moscow?
200
The name of a narrow body of water that is surrounded on both sides by land
What is a Strait?
200
This is the largest amphitheater and is located in Rome.
What is the Colosseum?
200
This theme is an area that shares similar characteristics
What is a region?
200
The longest river in the world
What is the Nile River?
200
This part of a map identifies what symbols mean when looking at a map
What is a key/legend?
200
This country is our northern neighbor
What is Canada?
200
This country is known for its iconic landmarks and culture.
What is France?
200
This country is known for its long history.
What is China?
300
The capital of France
What is Paris?
300
The largest mountain in the world
What is Mt. Everest?
300
This landmark was created by an emperor in memory of his wife in India.
What is the Taj Mahal?
300
This theme looks at how people and things change location
What is movement?
300
The names of every ocean
What are Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, and Southern/Antarctic?
300
This part of the map tells you the cardinal directions
What is a compass/compass rose?
300
This country's capital is Havana.
What is Cuba?
300
This country is known for is alpine region
What is Switzerland?
300
This country used to be part of the Ottoman Empire.
What is Turkey?
400
The capital of Canada
What is Ottawa?
400
A biome where tree growth is difficult due to extremely cold temperatures, low precipitation, and a short growing season
What is a tundra?
400
This temple in Greece is dedicated to the Goddess Athena.
What is the Parthenon?
400
This theme of geography describes features that make a site unique
What is a place?
400
This canal connects the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans
What is the Panama Canal?
400
This part of the map identifies the size of the map and the distance between images on the map
What is a scale?
400
This country connects North and South America.
What is Panama?
400
This country had to fight against the Soviet Union during WW2.
What is Finland?
400
The capital of this country is Tehran.
What is Iran?
500
The capital of India
What is New Delhi?
500
A piece of land that is almost entirely surrounded by water, but is connected to a larger landmass. Like the picture below.
What is a Peninsula?
500
This landmark was built in Jordan around the 4th Century B.C.E.
What is Petra?
500
People mining and composting is an example of this theme of geography
What is human-environment interaction?
500
The 5 Great Lakes (Must Name All 5)
What are Superior, Ontario, Michigan, Huron, and Erie?
500
These parts of the map are used to give exact position of places such as cities or landmarks
What is Latitude and Longitude?
500
This country is most known for its slave revolt and 21st century earthquake
What is Haiti?
500
This country is known for its close ties to Russia.
What is Belarus?
500
This country was imperialised by both Spain and the U.S.
What is the Philippines?