1.2.F - Test: World Geography Flashcards
Based on the lesson, why is the study of geography important? (Choose all that apply.)
It allows people to better understand the planets in the solar system.
It allows Christians to focus on God’s creation.
It helps with the overall understanding of world history.
It creates a lesser appreciation for God’s handiwork.
It allows Christians to focus on God’s creation.
It helps with the overall understanding of world history.
Based on the definitions of terms in the lesson, this cluster of islands is known as a what?
archipelago
Based on the definitions of terms in this lesson, the body of water boxed in red is known as a what?
gulf
What branch of geography would you refer to if you wanted to study mountains, rivers, lakes, valleys, etc.?
physical
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A Prime Meridian
B Equator
C Arctic Circle
D Antarctic Circle
E Tropic of Capricorn
F Tropic of Cancer
G Lines of Latitude
H Lines of Longitude
I Western Hemisphere
J Eastern Hemisphere
The “pale blue dot” photographed by the Voyager 1 satellite: (Choose all that may apply.)
was found to be only space dust
represents God’s immense power and reach
was the target planet for Voyager I because it is just like Earth
was how it saw Earth from 6 billion miles away
represents God’s immense power and reach
was how it saw Earth from 6 billion miles away
The Earth’s axial tilt is what?
23 1/2 degrees
The deepest known location on Earth is located in the:
Pacific Ocean
When viewed topographically, Earth is:
an irregular, almost sphere
Label the Map
1 North America
2 Africa
3 Asia
4 Europe
5 Australia
6 Antarctica
7 South America
8 Pacific Ocean
9 Atlantic Ocean
10 Indian Ocean
11 Arctic Ocean
12 Southern Ocean
13 India
14 West Africa
15 South Africa
If you focused on trade routes, you would be studying which theme in geography?
Movement
MR. LIP is an acronym for what?
the five themes of geography
Looking at a country or continent is an example of a
formal region.
One example of a vernacular region is
the Middle East.
The largest mountain range in Europe:
the Alps
