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1A LESSON 1 - Geographical Terms
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What is the movement of air called?
wind
What is it called when the sea levels rise and fall? Hint: t _ _ _
a tide
What is it called when there is a sudden shaking of the ground? Hint: e _ _ _ _ q _ _ _ _
an earthquake
What are things that happen in nature called? Hint: p _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a
phenomena
What do you call a person who studies geography?
a geographer
What are the 7 main divisions of land called?
continent
What is a large, flat area of land which doesn’t have many hills or mountains called? Hint: p _ _ _ _
a plain
What do GEO and GRAPHY mean? What language do they come from?
Greek. GEO = EARTH, GRAPHY = TO WRITE ABOUT
Name 3 ways humans impact the land in this picture.
freeway, roads, houses, buidlings, restaurants, shops
Name 2 human aspects geographers study. (we talked about 4)
countries, cities, culture, history
Name 3 physical aspects geographers study. (we talked about 6)
mountains, rivers, seas, hills, plains, continents
How many continents are there? What are they?
Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia (Oceanea).
Which is the smallest country in the world?
 
Vatican City
 
San Marino
 
Monaco
 
Liechtenstein
Which is the biggest continent?
Asia
What is the widest river?
 
The Amazon River
 
The Danube River
 
The Nile River
 
The Po River
What is the largest country in the world?
Russia
What is this?
an island
What is this?
a desert
What is a large water of land surrounded by land called?
a lake
What is between the mountains?
a valley
What is this?
a beach
What is this?
a river
What is this?
a waterfall
What is this?
a mountain
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