Grade 7: Geography Strand A Unit Test Study

What is human geography?

• Human geography focuses solely on physical landscapes.
• Human geography is the study of animal behavior in their habitats.
• Human geography is a branch of biology that examines human anatomy.
• Human geography is the branch of geography that deals with human activities, cultures, and their relationship with the environment.

What is physical geography?

• Physical geography is the study of historical events and their impact on society.
• Physical geography studies the Earth's natural features and processes.
• Physical geography focuses on human activities and urban development.
• Physical geography examines the cultural practices of different communities.

True or False: Economics in physical geography

• False
• True

True or False: Natural Resources are a part of physical geography

• True

• False

True or False: Migration is a part of Human geography

• False

• True

What are landforms?

• Landforms are man-made structures.
• Landforms are natural features of the Earth's surface.
• Landforms are types of weather patterns.
• Landforms are artificial landscapes.

What is NOT an example of a landform on the earth?

• A forest
• A building
• A mountain range
• A river

What are the four spheres of the earth?

• biosphere, hydrosphere, ecosphere, astrosphere
• atmosphere, lithosphere, exosphere, thermosphere
• geosphere, cryosphere, magnetosphere, technosphere
• lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, biosphere

What is an island?

• A type of tree
• A piece of land surrounded by water.
• A large body of water
• A mountain range

What is a valley?

• A valley is a low area of land between hills or mountains.
• A valley is a flat area of land with no elevation.
• A valley is a type of mountain.
• A valley is a high area of land.