Continents/Oceans
Landforms
Hemispheres
Vocabulary
5 Themes
100

This continent is the largest by landmass.

What is Asia

100

A body of water connected to the sea or ocean partly surrounded by land.

What is a gulf?

100

The number of hemispheres anything can be in.

What is two?

100

The study of the Earth.

What is geography?

100

The theme of geography that describes where something is on Earth.

What is location?

200

The continent that has no countries, no permanent residents, and is at the most southern part of the Earth.

What is Antarctica?

200

Natural physical features of the earth's surface such as lakes and hills.

What are landforms?

200

North America sits in this hemisphere and also the Northern Hemisphere.

What is the Western Hemisphere?

200

Describing how a person lives.

What is culture?

200

Describes similarities that someone may find in a place, such physical, natural, and political characteristics.

What is region?

300

The ocean that sits between Africa, Europe, North American, and South America.

What is the Atlantic Ocean?

300

A triangle of sand and soil deposited at the mouth of a river.

What is a delta?

300

The only continent that sits solely in the Southern Hemisphere and solely in the Eastern Hemisphere.

What is Australia?

300

A piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides.

What is a peninsula?

300

The way that people, goods, and information are brought to a location.

What is movement?

400

The only continent that is also a country.

What is Australia?
400

A group of islands.

What is an archipelago?

400

The imaginary line that runs west-east at the center of the Earth.

What is the equator?

400

Natural features such as rivers and mountains.

What are physical features?

400

The change or altering of a location due to humans actions. Adapting to the environment of somewhere.

What is Human Environmental Interaction?

500

The fraction amount of approximately how much of the Earth is covered by water.

What is 2/3?

500

A narrow piece of land with water on two sides that connects to two larger land areas.

What is an isthmus?

500

The imaginary line that runs north-south that geographers use to split the world in half.

What is the Prime Meridian?

500

The most exact position of something on Earth, using latitude and longitude.

What is absolute location?

500

Physical characteristics such as landforms or tourist attractions that identify with a specific location.

What is place?