5 Themes of Geograpahy Unit Test

1. Region

• 1. The flow of people, products, or information from one place to another

• 1. A part of the Earth’s surface that has similar human or physical characteristics

• 1. A more general way to describe where a place can be found. It describes how one place relates to another.

• 1. Everything around us, such as plants, animals, air, water, land

1. Environment

• 1. Everything around us, such as plants, animals, air, water, land

• 1. The exact spot or position where a place is found

• 1. A more general way to describe where a place can be found. It describes how one place relates to another.

• 1. When human actions affect the environment in either positive or negative ways

1. Tells what people do to or for their environment and what the environment does to or for the people

• Movement

• Region

• Place

• HEI

• Location

1. Movement

• 1. The flow of people, products, or information from one place to another

• 1. A part of the Earth’s surface that has similar human or physical characteristics

• 1. A more general way to describe where a place can be found. It describes how one place relates to another.

• 1. Everything around us, such as plants, animals, air, water, land

_______ is the study of Earth.

• Longitude

• Equator

• Geography

• History

1. Relative location

• 1. The flow of people, products, or information from one place to another

• 1. A part of the Earth’s surface that has similar human or physical characteristics

• 1. A more general way to describe where a place can be found. It describes how one place relates to another.

• 1. Everything around us, such as plants, animals, air, water, land

How people, ideas and goods get from place to place

• Movement

• Region

• HEI

• Location

• Place

What is the name of the directions that are understood all over the world?

• Cardinal

• Absolute

• Relative

• Natural

1. Explains what locations have in common

• 1. Movement

• 1. Region

• 1. Human Environment Interaction

• 1. Location

• 1. Place

Human Environment Interaction

• 1. Everything around us, such as plants, animals, air, water, land

• 1. The exact spot or position where a place is found

• 1. A more general way to describe where a place can be found. It describes how one place relates to another.

• When human actions affect the environment in either positive or negative ways