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This action created the Himalayan Mountains._________
A. Divergent
B. Convergent: collision
C. Convergent: seduction
D. TransformBack to Jeopardy Board
All the water on the earth makes up the ________.
A. Atmosphere
B. Hydrosphere
C. Biosphere
D. lithosphere
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The physical features of the earth’s surfaces are called _________.
A. Relief
B. Contour lines
C. Design
D. topography
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What super continent existed 200 million years
ago?A. Pangaea
B. Panama
C. Pancreas
D. Pan America
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What type of map is the image below?
A. topographic
B. physical
C. political
D. original
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The following is a large body of water partly or completely
surrounded by land?
A. PondB. SeaC. OceanD. Bayou
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What landform has steep sides and a flat rocky top?
A. PlateauB. CanyonC. MountainD. Mesa
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What is a large level piece of elevated land?
A. Butte
B. Mountain
C. Plateau
D. Isthmus
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The building of dams and canals to irrigate a desert region is an example
of the geographic theme of -
A. Movement
B. Human-Environment Interaction
C. Place
D. Region
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The following is known as the “Gold Coast of Africa”. This is an example of
which geographic theme A. Place
B. Location
C. Movement
D. Region
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Mount Rushmore, a world famous rock carving, is located on the
western border of South Dakota.
Which themes does the above statement apply?
A A,C, and E
B A,D, and E
C C, D, and F
D B, C, and FBack to Jeopardy Board
A. location-absoluteB. location relativeC. placeD. regionE. movementF. human-environment interaction
The Statue of Liberty, (located 41◦ N and 73◦ W), was given to the United States by France, is visited by thousands of
tourists each year.Which themes does the above statement
apply?A A, E, and C
B B, C, and E
C B, E, and F
D B, D, and FBack to Jeopardy Board
A. location-absoluteB. location relativeC. placeD. regionE. movementF. human-environment interaction
The Bering land bridge, which allowed people to migrate from Asia to North
America thousands of years ago, is an
example of which Geographic theme?
A Human-Environment interaction
B Movement
C Region
D Place Back to Jeopardy Board
The Dust Bowl in the Great Plains during the 1930s is an example of
what weather extreme?
A. Flood
B. Desertification
C. Drought
D. Blizzard
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The earth’s revolution & tilt cause –
A day & night
B the changing seasons
C temperature changes only
D humidity changes
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What type of precipitation generally occurs in tropical areas near the equator?
A Frontal
B Orographic
C Convectional
D Oceanographic
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Ocean currents are caused by the rotation of the earth,
moving air, and –A low latitudes
B the revolution of the water
C differences in water temperature
D elevations Back to Jeopardy Board
If the direct rays of the sun are hitting the Tropic of Cancer, what day would it be in Southern Hemisphere?
A Summer Solstice B Autumn Equinox
C Winter Solstice
D Spring Equinox
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What happens as elevation increases?
A temperature decreases
B humidity increases
C temperature increases
D temperatures do not change
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The physical characteristics of a place include its –
A customs and traditions
B growth patterns
C landforms and vegetation
D systems of governmentBack to Jeopardy Board
The picture below is an example of what geographical theme?
A. MovementB. LocationC. PlaceD. Human
Environment Interaction
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What force created the Himalayan Mountains?
A. Divergent boundary
B. Transformed boundary
C. convergent boun
dary
D. oceanic boundaryBack to Jeopardy Board
If hurricanes are known as typhoons in Asia, what are they known as in
Sidney, Australia
A. typhoons
B. Whirling willies
C. Wandering willies
D. Willy Willies
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