The Lay of the Land
Drawing the Lines
Living Landscapes
Follow the Money
The Global Marketplace
The Crowded Planet
Geographic Gumbo
From Sea to Shining Sea
100

What is the name for the horizontal line used to divide the world into the Northern and Southern hemispheres?

The Equator

100

What is the name for the type of region defined by measurable characteristics like climate, language, or government?

Formal - Functional - Perceptual

Formal

100

When a large group of people share traditions, religion, and language across borders, they form this type of region.

Cultural region

100

Match the activity to its economic sector (primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary).

Retail, Manufacturing, Research, Farming

Farming - Primary

Manufacturing - Secondary

Retail - Tertiary

Research - Quaternary

100

Renewable or non-renewable resource?

Oil, coal, natural gas, metals

Non-renewable resources

100
What is the name for areas with farms and fewer people?

Rural areas

100

What is the term for the removing of forests to get lumber and clear land for farms?

Deforestation

100

The United States and Canada are considered to be _____ countries.

Developed - developing 

Developed

200

What is the name for the vertical line used to divide the world into the Western and Eastern hemispheres?

The Prime Meridian

200

What is the name for the type of region organize around a central node and connected by transportation or trade?

Formal - Functional - Perceptual

Functional region

200

What is the name for a shared system of beliefs and worship?

Religion

200

Countries with a high life expectancy and high literacy rate are classified as -

Developed or developing

Developed

200

Renewable or non-renewable resource?

Water, wind, solar

Renewable

200

Push or pull factor: scarcity of jobs, poor living conditions, and natural disasters?

Push factors

200

What type of housing is commonly found in the Mediterranean?

Tiled roofs

200

What is the name of this US landmark?

Golden Gate Bridge

300

Deserts are dry because they receive very little of what?

Precipitation (rain, snow, sleet)

300

What type of region are these: The European Union, The United States, Virginia Beach?

Formal - Functional - Perceptual

Formal

300

What is the term that describes the spread of ideas, languages, or religions from one place to another?

Cultural diffusion

300

Fertile soil most strongly supports what type of economic activity?

Agriculture (farming)

300

When a country needs resources it doesn't have, it must do this with other countries.

Trade

300

What is the term for the movement of people from one country to another?

Migration

300

What type of housing is commonly found in Central Asia?

Yurts
300

What is the name of the mountain range pictured below?

The Appalachian Mountains

400

A region's temperature and rainfall are determined mostly by what factor?

The region's climate

400

What type of region are these: Domino's delivery zone, Kellam's attendance zone, DC Metrorail service area?

Formal - Functional - Perceptual

Functional

400

What is the name for a group of people who share a common language and traditions?

Ethnic group

400

An economy dominated by primary sector jobs suggests what kind of level of development?

Developed or developing

Developing

400
When Country A can produce goods and services at a lower cost than Country B, this means that they have the ________ ________ in this scenario.

Comparative advantage

400

People move to cities for what main reason?

Jobs (economic opportunities)

400

What is a consequence of the uneven distribution of resources around the world?

-Conflict between countries (wars)

-Cooperation between countries (trade)

-Uneven development

-Colonization of countries

400

What invention has shaped the landscape of the US & Canada the most by leading to the creation of highways, hotels, and gas stations?

Automobiles / cars

500

What types of climate are found at high altitudes, where it is very cold?

Tundras and taigas

500

What type of region are these: The South, the "good" part of town, NoVa?

Formal - Functional - Perceptual

Perceptual

500

What is the name for a region where a single language dominates?

Linguistic region

500
What is the term for the total value of goods and services produced within a country in one year?

GDP (Gross Domestic Product)

500

What is the term for the idea that no country can produce everything it needs, so all nations trade for goods and services?

Interdependence

500

What is the term for the number of people living in an area?

Population density

500

Rapid population growth in a country increases demand for what? (name 2)

Housing / schools / healthcare / transportation / jobs / food / water access

500

Which US city is considered the center of the world's financial markets?

Montreal - New York City - Chicago - Toronto 

New York City