Continents and Oceans
Regions
Maps
Fun Facts
100

Name the 7 continents

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

100

What are the characteristics that make up a region?

Physical geography and culture
100

What is the imaginary line that separates the Northern and Southern Hemispheres?

The Equator

100

What are the four characteristics of physical geography?

Landforms

Bodies of Water

Climate

Natural Resources

200

Which continents are FULLY in the Western Hemisphere?

North America and South America

200

Name the 4 regions that make up the Western Hemisphere

North America, South America, Mesoamerica, The Caribbean 

200

What is the imaginary line that separate the Eastern and Western Hemisphere?

The Prime Meridian

200

What characteristics make up a desert?

Dry, arid, low precipitation

300

Name the 5 oceans

Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Indian, Southern

300

What region is Jamaica part of?

The Caribbean

300

What does a physical map show?

Physical features on the earth's surface such as mountains, plains, rivers, oceans, deserts and forests

300

What is population density?

Population density is the average number of people in a place.

400

How much of the Earth's surface is covered in water?

About 70%

400

What region is Tuckahoe, NY in?

North America

400

What does a political map show?

The borders of different places

400

What is a plateau?

a flat, elevated landform that rises sharply above the surrounding area on at least one side

500

Which is the largest ocean?

The Pacific Ocean

500

How does a region's physical geography impact how people live?

It impacts their:

Clothing

Sports they play

Jobs

Foods

Wildlife

Celebrations

Homes

Plants

500

If you wanted to know what mountain range is found in Canada, would you look at a political map or a physical map? Why?

Physical map because it shows landforms

500

What is a coniferous forest?

Coniferous forests, vegetation composed mostly of cone-bearing needle-leaved evergreen trees