Mapping
Landforms
Changes to Landforms
Vegetation Regions
Weather & Other
100

Define Latitude

Horizontal lines measuring South to North

100

Name 5 Landforms

Island, Mountain, Valley, Desert, Delta, Plateau, Volcano

100

Name the 2 human changes to landforms

Mining & Deforestation

100

Name the 3 Natural Vegetation Regions

Grasslands, Forests, Deserts

100

Define temperature

The measure in degrees of how hot or cold it is

200

Define Longitude

Vertical lines measuring East to West

200

Define Erosion

Erosion moves weathered pieces to a new location using natural things like ice, wind, water, and living organisms

200

Define Mining

The extraction of minerals from the Earth

200

Why are they called natural vegetation regions

The vegetation is growing naturally - it was not planted there by humans

200

Define climate

The average weather over a long period of time in a given area

300

Define Map

a representation of an area of land or sea showing physical features, cities, roads, etc.

300

Define Glaciation

The process of landforms becoming covered by glaciers or ice sheets. As glaciers move they erode the land beneath them causing landforms to change

300

Define deforestation

The act of removing all the trees from a large area of land

300

Define grasslands & name the two types of grasslands

Vegetation regions where grasses are the dominant vegetation source.

1. Tropical savannah

2. Temperate grassland

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY BONUS QUESTION (not on the quiz):

Which two qualities of climate does a climate graph measure?

1. Precipitation

2. Temperature

400

Define Geography

the study of the physical features of the earth and how the humans interact with it

400

Define Deposition 

The process of eroded soil and rock being transported by wind, water, ice, or gravity and deposited in their new location creating new landforms or making changes to existing landforms

400

Name the 2 Human factors that cause landforms to change

1. Mining

2. Land Reclamation Projects

400

Define deserts and name the two types

A vegetation region that does not get a lot of precipitation making it very dry.
1. Hot deserts

2. Cold deserts

400

Name the 5 Climate Zones studied in class (not on the quiz)

1. Dry

2. Polar

3. Tropical

4. Continental

5. Temperate 

500

Name all 7 continents in the world

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

500

Define Weathering

The natural process that breaks down rocks, soils and minerals into smaller parts when they come into contact with the Earth's atmosphere

500

Name the 5 Natural Factors that cause landforms to move

1. Tectonic forces

2. Weathering

3. Erosion

4. Deposition

5. Glaciation 

500

Define Forests and name the two types

Large land areas covered by trees and other plants. 

1. Boreal forests

2. Tropical rainforests

500

Define Fossil Fuel and provide an example of one

a material formed underground over time from the remains of organic materials such as dead plants and animals.

-coal

-petroleum

-natural gas