The document provides a review of topics to be covered on a geography literacy test scheduled for October 6th. It lists key terms and concepts from human and physical geography, including the five themes of geography, different types of maps and globes, map projections, landform regions, geologic eras, and time zones. Students are expected to define terms, locate items on maps, describe regions in detail, and understand how physical and human geography interact.
The document provides a review of topics to be covered on a geography literacy test scheduled for October 6th. It lists key terms and concepts from human and physical geography, including the five themes of geography, different types of maps and globes, map projections, landform regions, geologic eras, and time zones. Students are expected to define terms, locate items on maps, describe regions in detail, and understand how physical and human geography interact.
The document provides a review of topics to be covered on a geography literacy test scheduled for October 6th. It lists key terms and concepts from human and physical geography, including the five themes of geography, different types of maps and globes, map projections, landform regions, geologic eras, and time zones. Students are expected to define terms, locate items on maps, describe regions in detail, and understand how physical and human geography interact.
● Human vs. Physical Geography (Definitions, Examples, How do they interact?) ● Demographers, Biogeography, Hydrology, Meteorology, Geology ● Definitions (Climate, Daylight-Saving Time, Developed vs. Developing Country, GPS, Latitude, Longitude, Sustainability, Time Zone) ● What are the 5 Themes of Geography? ● Maps (What are the three types of maps?) ● Difference between Maps and Globes (Also, advantages and disadvantages) Topics ● Map Projections (What are they? What are the issues with Map Projections? Describe one projection in detail) ● What are the 7 Landform Regions? Be able to locate them on a map as well. ● Describe 1 Landform Region in detail (For example: What does the economy, clothing and culture look like ______?) ● Geologic Eras (Know the order of them) ● Time Zones, Latitude and Longitude (We will cover this on Wednesday)