Transcript Blank Jeopardy

Geography
and
Map Skills
Key
Terms
5 Themes
Of
Geography
Latin
America
Natural
Resources
& Push - Pull
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This imaginary line
splits the world into
northern and
southern
hemispheres
What is the equator?
Northern
Hemisphere
Southern
Hemisphere
equator
Knowing Canada’s
location to the Equator,
its climate tends to be
hot or cold
What is
cold?
Equator
This natural resource
covers over 70% of the
Earth’s surface
What is water?
True/False
Farming on
mountain tops is
usually successful
What is false?
Three reasons it is
difficult to grow
crops on a mountain
What are the
mountain’s steep grade,
the rocky soil and cold
climate?
Either the map scale or
compass rose shows, the
four cardinal directions of
north, south, east and west,
on the map.
Bonus! Double the Point Value by
explaining the purpose of the second map
vocabulary.
What is a
COMPASS ROSE?
.
Bonus answer: the scale
shows relative size on a map.
This theory helps
geographers
explain migration
What is
Push - Pull?
Average weather
over many years
What is climate?
This is the term
used to mean half
the world
W
What is
hemisphere ?
E
Meaning of
R A S C, which is
used to answer
essay questions
What is
Restate the question
Answer the question
Support the question with facts
Complete the answer with a
concluding sentence?
This is what
geographers learn
when they study
human-environment
interaction
What is
how people and the
environment affect
each other?
This theme of
Geography means the
physical or human
features at a specific
location.
What is Place ?
This theme of
Geography
groups places
with a unifying
theme.
What are regions ?
This theme of
Geography explains
how people, goods
and ideas get from
one place to another.
What is
Movement?
This theme of
Geography shows where
something is according
to directions or latitude
and longitude.
What is Location?
Latin America is
located in which
East/West
Hemisphere
What is the
Western
Hemisphere?
Latin America does not
contain two countries of
North America
X
What are
Canada
and the
United
States?
Large number of people
in Latin America leave
the countryside for the
city in order to do this
What is to give their
children opportunities
not available in their
region?
3 factors which
effect climate in
Latin America
What are elevation,
the Equator and wind
patterns?
Name 3 examples
of non-renewable
resources
What are coal,
oil, natural gas,
gold and fossil
fuels?
Fossil Fuels
What are resources created
over millions of years from
prehistoric plants and
animals?
Movement of
people from region
to another
What is migration?
The forced
movement of
people from one
region to another
What is forced
migration?
Three reasons to
be pulled to a new
region or location
What are better schools
Better medical facilities
Safe neighborhoods
Better housing
Peace in the country
Religious freedom
Find better jobs?
Three reasons for
a family to be
pushed from a
region
What are poor
housing, war, poor
schools, inadequate
medical facilities, no
work or jobs,
religious oppression
and natural disaster?