Geography - Term 2 Flashcards

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1
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What are the things that help you to recognise places?

A

Landmarks

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2
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True or False: Landmarks can be Natural or human-made.

A

True

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3
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What is the name of a photograph taken from above?

A

An aerial view photograph

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4
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What is a map?

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A map is a plan of an area looking from above.

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5
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What is a need?

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A need is something you cannot do without.

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6
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List 3 needs that people have.

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Water. Food. Healthcare. Energy. Shelter.

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7
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What do resources and services do?

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Resources and services give people what they need.

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8
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Name the 3 different types of resources.

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Natural resources, technological resources and people and their skills

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9
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Give an example of a resource delivered by people

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Doctors. Dentists. Engineers. Teachers,

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10
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Give an example of a Natural resource.

A

Rain, sunlight, oil

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11
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Give an example of a Technological resource

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Computers. Cars.

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12
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True or False: Services are provided by the Government.

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False. Services are provided by the Government AND businesses.

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13
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Name 4 different kinds of services.

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Sanitation. Healthcare. Transport. Education. Retail. Recreation.

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14
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Give an example of a natural landmark and a human-made landmark.

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Natural - rivers, mountains, trees. Human-made - dams, buildings, statues, monuments.

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15
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Is Table Mountain a natural or human-made landmark?

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A natural landmark.

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16
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Is The Castle of Good Hope a natural or human-made landmark?

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A human-made landmark.

17
Q

Would you include street names and addresses when giving directions to someone.

A

Yes.

18
Q

What is another name of an aerial plan?

A

A bird’s eye view

19
Q

Why is a bird’s eye view called what it is?

A

Because it shows us the way birds see things when they fly in the air.

20
Q

Why is an aerial plan useful?

A

Because it allows us to see where things are. It shows us the position of things. On the ground, our view is blocked.

21
Q

What sort of things block our view when we are standing on the ground?

A

Trees. Walls. Buildings. Mountains.

22
Q

What is a symbol?

A

A symbol is a picture on a map that represents items in the real world.

23
Q

Give 3 examples of real-world items that may be represented as a symbol on a map.

A

Trees, sports fields, buildings, toilets, parking areas, boundary walls.

24
Q

What is a Key on a map?

A

A key is used on a map to group all the symbols together so that it is easy to find the symbols and know what they mean.

25
Q

What do we call the thing that is used on a map to group all the symbols together so that it is easy to find the symbols and know what they mean.

A

A key.

26
Q

A __________ is a picture on a map that represents items in the real world.

A

Symbol