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Social Studies Survey
Mountains, rivers, lakes, etc. are examples of
A. Physical FeaturesB. Human FeaturesC. BiomesD. Regions
Mountains, rivers, lakes, etc. are examples of
A. Physical FeaturesB. Human FeaturesC. BiomesD. Regions
The purpose of latitude and longitude is to
A. Set boundaries between countriesB. Determine time zonesC. Identify specific locations on the globeD. Establish hemispheres
The purpose of latitude and longitude is to
A. Set boundaries between countriesB. Determine time zonesC. Identify specific locations on the
globeD. Establish hemispheres
In which hemispheres is North America Located?
A. South and EastB. South and WestC. North and EastD. North and West
In which hemispheres is North America Located?
A. South and EastB. South and WestC. North and EastD. North and West
This theme of geography deals with areas that have something in common, such as culture or language
A. RegionB. PlaceC. LocationD. Human Environment Interaction
This theme of geography deals with areas that have something in common, such as culture or language
A. RegionB. PlaceC. LocationD. Human Environment Interaction
Given examples of Human Environment Interaction, cutting down the Amazon Rainforest is most comparable to
A. Planting a garden in your backyardB. Building the Hoover DamC. Climbing a MountainD. Searching for a restaurant on Google
Maps
Given examples of Human Environment Interaction, cutting down the Amazon Rainforest is most comparable to
A. Planting a garden in your backyardB. Building the Hoover DamC. Climbing a MountainD. Searching for a restaurant on Google Map
Push and Pull Factors are most related to this theme of geography
A. MovementB. PlaceC. RegionD. Location
Push and Pull Factors are most related to this theme of geography
A. MovementB. PlaceC. RegionD. Location
The Region that stretches from Mexico to the tip of Chile is referred to as
A. Central AmericaB. Latin AmericaC. North AmericaD. South America
The Region that stretches from Mexico to the tip of Chile is referred to as
A. Central AmericaB. Latin AmericaC. North AmericaD. South America
Which country in Europe is also in Asia?
A. GermanyB. BulgariaC. RussiaD. Poland
Which country in Europe is also in Asia?
A. GermanyB. BulgariaC. RussiaD. Poland
Which of the following is NOT a biome of Africa?
A. HighlandsB. SavannaC. SteppeD. Tundra
Which of the following is NOT a biome of Africa?
A. HighlandsB. SavannaC. SteppeD. Tundra
A researcher uses census data from 1900, 1910, and 1920 to identify foreign-born heads of workingclass households in Pittsburgh. He discovers a high percentage of the same last names in all three census. Using this information, he can propose generalizations about which topic?
A. Consumer choicesB. Health ConditionsC. Immigration PatternsD. Political affiliations
A researcher uses census data from 1900, 1910, and 1920 to identify foreign-born heads of workingclass households in Pittsburgh. He discovers a high percentage of the same last names in all three census. Using this information, he can propose generalizations about which topic?
A. Consumer choicesB. Health ConditionsC. Immigration PatternsD. Political affiliations
P. Sherman, 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney Australia is an example of
A. Absolute locationB. Relative locationC. PlaceD. Region
P. Sherman, 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney Australia is an example of
A. Absolute locationB. Relative locationC. PlaceD. Region
Which of the following is NOT an example of place?
A. Disney WorldB. The White HouseC. 300 Ingram Avenue, Campbellsville, KYD. The backyard
Which of the following is NOT an example of place?
A. Disney WorldB. The White HouseC. 300 Ingram Avenue, Campbellsville,
KYD. The backyard
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