LocationPlaceHEIMovementRegion Geography Jeopardy! Five Themes

Final Jeopardy! Question Five Themes Challenges of HEI Challenges of HEI

Exact place where something on Earth is found Absolute location Location 100

Two ways to describe absolute location Address and coordinates Location 200

Describes a place in relation to another place Relative location Location 300

Relative location “Behind the Home Depot on Highway 35” is an example of… Location 400

Describe this classroom using relative location (Answers vary – points awarded at teacher discretion) Location 500

Physical features such as mountains, valleys, lakes, and rivers that make a place unique Landforms Place 100

Belief systems that are deeply held by people in different places – there are several based on deities, but others are from the philosophical teachings of individuals Religions Place 200

The building of cities, a process which defines the settlement pattern in places like Japan Urbanization Place 300

A word used to describe the area outside of cities, the countryside Rural Place 400

Name two characteristics that make this place unique (Answers vary – points awarded at teacher discretion) Place 500

One of the 3 ways humans interact with their environment – examples include building houses and cutting down trees Modify HEI 100

One of the 3 ways humans interact with their environment – examples include air conditioning or warm clothing Adapt HEI 200

One of the 3 ways humans interact with their environment – examples include oxygen, food, and water Depend HEI 300

One result of human- environment interaction in places like the Amazon Rainforest or Malaysia Deforestation HEI 400

A much-debated potential impact of human interaction on the environment, refers to a “human element” in climate change Greenhouse Effect HEI 500

Goods Items moved by truck, train, or ships – sometimes sent by mail Movement 100

Ideas Moved via mail, books, internet, telephone, etc. Movement 200

Bullet train High-speed transportation system that connects Japanese cities Movement 300

nomadic A word used to describe people who move from place to place to live Movement 400

Emigration The process of leaving one place to live in another place Movement 500

Formal region Type of region shown here Region 100

Perceptual region Defined by how people see a region – for instance, where is the Deep South? Region 200

Functional region Organized around a set of interactions or connections between people and places – for instance, the pizza delivery area of a certain Italian restaurant Region 300

Perceptual region Type of region shown below Region 400

(Answers vary – points awarded at teacher discretion) Give an example of a functional region Region 500

Using resources in a way that benefits today’s needs as well as future needs Sustainable development Final Jeopardy!