May the Force Be With You
Where in the World?
Map Masters
Nature or People?
True or False?
100

A force is a push or a _____.

Pull

100

What planet do we live on?

Earth

100

This shows us where places are located.

Map

100

Is a mountain an example of physical or human geography?

Physical

100

Gravity pushes things away from Earth.

False 
200

This force pulls objects toward Earth.

Gravity

200

How many continents are there?

7

200

This tool on a map shows north, south, east, and west.

Compass rose

200

Is a highway an example of physical or human geography?

Human

200

The Pacific Ocean is larger than the Atlantic Ocean.

True 

300

When two forces are equal and opposite, they are called _________   _________.

Balanced Forces 

300

What continent do we live on?

North America

300

This part of a map tells us what different symbols mean.

Map key or legend 

300

A river, forest, and valley are all examples of which type of geography?

Physical 

300

A map key helps us understand symbols on a map.

True

400

A soccer ball sitting still gets kicked. Are the forces balanced or unbalanced?

Unbalanced

400

What state is our school located in?

North Carolina

400

On most maps, which direction is at the top?

North

400

A city with buildings, bridges, and roads is mostly made up of which type of geography?

Human
400

Friction always makes objects move faster.

False

500

Name two ways a force can change an object's motion.

Start, stop, speed up, slow down, or change direction

500

Name these locations from smallest to largest: country, city, continent, state.

City, state, country, continent 

500

What type of map would you use to find mountains, rivers, and lakes?

Physical Map

500

A photograph shows a bridge crossing a river. Does it show physical geography, human geography, or both?

Both

500

A place can have both physical and human geography features. 

True