Continents
This continent has a population of zero.
What is Antarctica.
This theme refers to how people, goods, and ideas travel from place to place.
What is movement
Shows mountains, valleys, and bodies of water
What is physical map
What is a title.
A spherical or ball shaped, model of the entire planet
What is globe
On this continent you will find the highest place on Earth.
What is Asia.
This theme divides the world into geographic units such as cities, states, and countries- or such things as "The South," "The Midwest," or the "Middle East”.
What is Region
Shows the borders of countries and capitals.
What is a political map
The line a 0° latitude.
What is the equator.
Imaginary lines that run north and soutch across the earth
What are longitude lines
The Great Barrier Reef is one of the earth's amazing wonders found on this continent.
What is Australia.
This theme is used to explain WHERE a place is found on earth.
What is Location
The earth is split into four of these.
What is hemispheres.
A part of a map used to show the distance between two points
What is the scale
This is the second-largest continent on earth.
What is Africa
This theme explores how people adapt to and use their surroundings.
What is Human-Environment Interaction
Shows where people live
What is a population or population density map
What is the Southwest
A picture on a map that shows cardinal directions.
What is a compass rose
This continent is home to the two smallest countries in the world.
What is Europe.
This theme explores human and/or physical features such as the population of a city or the climate of a particular area.
What is place
The study of the Earth and the ways people interact with it.
What is Geography
The two ways that you can give an absolute location
What are latitude/longitude coordinates and a street address.