Mapping Skills
Gradational Forces
Landscapes/Landforms
The value of landscapes
General Geography
100

Draw and label a compass with the four cardinal directions. 

North, South, East, West (labelled correctly) 

100

What is erosion?

Wearing away landscapes and landforms by wind and water.

100

What are landscapes?

Distinct areas of the land that are made up of multiple landforms.

100

The aesthetic value of landscapes refers to... 

Beauty

100

Which is the tallest mountain in the world?

Mount Everest

200

Contour lines that are very close together indicate a ________ slope. 

Steep

200

What is deposition?

Sediments being depositied to a new location that have been eroded away.

200

What landscape is characterised by its lack of preciptiation?

A desert

200

The recreational value of landscape refers to...

a landscape that facilitates physical activities and restitution.

200

What heats water in a hot spring?

Magma

300

What type of map reference is this? '4357'

Four figure area reference

300

How does the Earth's lithosphere create landforms?

Tectonic activity/tectonic plates

300

What are landforms?

Visible features of the land shaped by physical changes over millions of years

300

The 7 sisters creation story refers to what type of value in landscapes?

Cultural AND spiritual

300
How many countries does Africa have?

54

400

What type of reference is this? '435678'

6 figure grid reference

400

What is the term for the breaking down of rocks by the weather and the rainfall?

Weathering

400

A butte is a ________ landform, formed by...

Desert

The physical weathering of rock and erosion from wind and rain. 

Extension: 

The softer rock in a mesa is worn away by the processes of weathering, leaving the butte. The leftover rock material is further eroded into other desert landforms, like dunes. 

400

Landscapes that have been classified as 'outstanding universal value' are known as...

World Heritage Sites

400

What is the largest desert in the world?

Antarctica 

500

Scale:

What is the conversion for 1:100,000

M - 

KM - 

M - 1000

KM - 1

500

What is longshore drift?

The movement of sediments along the beach by the swash and backwash of the waves, which can create a zig zag pattern along the beach. 

500

A sea stack is a ________ landform, created by...

Coastal 

The processes of physical weathering and erosion. 

Extension: 

Sea arches continue to be eroded by the actions of wind and waves until the rock becomes too weak to support the roof of the sea arch and collapses into the sea. The remaining pillar of rock is known as a sea stack.

500

Tourism is an example of the ___________ value of landscapes. 

Economic

500

What is the largest island in the world?

Greenland