1 Jeannine Kuropatkin Arizona State Coordinator, 2015 GAWeek Arizona Geographic Alliance, Teacher Consultant

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1 Jeannine Kuropatkin Arizona State Coordinator, 2015 GAWeek Arizona Geographic Alliance, Teacher Consultant

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GAWeek Theme “Explore! The Power of Maps”

4 What is a “map”? National Geographic.com symbolic representation of selected characteristics of a place, usually drawn on a flat surface.

5 “Explore! The Power of Maps” GeoChallenge Questions ●Fun Daily Activity - Could be used as Daily Warm Ups ●Quick and Easy to Do ●Can be used as a “hook” to generate discussion of maps ●Geography connections to STEM ●Questions will be posted on Arizona Geographic Alliance website

GeoChallenge Questions Level 1 Questions Grades 4-6 Level 2 Questions Grades 7-12

GeoChallenge Questions Level 1

8 GeoChallenge Questions Level 1 / GeoChallenge Question #1 Which Arizona National Park is located east of Flagstaff? A) Montezuma Castle B) Sunset Crater Volcano C) Petrified Forest D) Grand Canyon

9 GeoChallenge Questions Level 1 / GeoChallenge Question #1 Which Arizona National Park is located east of Flagstaff? A) Montezuma Castle B) Sunset Crater Volcano C) Petrified Forest D) Grand Canyon

10 GeoChallenge Questions Level 1 / GeoChallenge Question #2 What is the distance between Phoenix and Tucson? A) 70 miles B) 97 miles C) 108 miles D) 115 miles

11 GeoChallenge Questions Level 1 / GeoChallenge Question #2 What is the distance between Phoenix and Tucson? A) 70 miles B) 97 miles C) 108 miles D) 115 miles

12 GeoChallenge Questions Level 1 / GeoChallenge Question #3 Trade goods such as textiles and furniture, that were shipped from Great Britain to the Thirteen British Colonies were called: A ) Colonial exports B) Colonial imports C) Middle Passage D) Bermuda Triangle

13 GeoChallenge Questions Level 1 / GeoChallenge Question #3 Trade goods such as textiles and furniture, that were shipped from Great Britain to the Thirteen British Colonies were called: A ) Colonial exports B) Colonial imports C) Middle Passage D) Bermuda Triangle

14 GeoChallenge Questions Level 1 / GeoChallenge Question #4 What natural resource do the Four Corner states and Alaska share in common? A)Gold B) Copper C) Oil D) Coal

15 GeoChallenge Questions Level 1 / GeoChallenge Question #4 What natural resource do the Four Corner states and Alaska share in common? A)Gold B) Copper C) Oil D) Coal

16 GeoChallenge Questions Level 1 / GeoChallenge Question #5 What is the name of a tropical storm occurring at 20°N, 140°E called? A) typhoon B) cyclone C) hurricane D) willy-willy

17 GeoChallenge Questions Level 1 / GeoChallenge Question #5 What is the name of a tropical storm occurring at 20°N, 140°E called? A) typhoon B) cyclone C) hurricane D) willy-willy

GeoChallenge Questions Level 2

19 GeoChallenge Questions Level 2 / GeoChallenge Question #1 According to the map, which state is experiencing the most intense drought conditions? A) Texas B) California C) Arizona D) Florida

20 GeoChallenge Questions Level 2 / GeoChallenge Question #1 According to the map, which state is experiencing the most intense drought conditions? A) Texas B) California C) Arizona D) Florida

21 GeoChallenge Questions Level 2 / GeoChallenge Question #2 What two countries were responsible for the highest amount of Global CO 2 Emissions in 2013? A) Saudi Arabia & Brazil B) South Korea & Russia C) USA & China D) Japan & India

22 GeoChallenge Questions Level 2 / GeoChallenge Question #2 What two countries were responsible for the highest amount of Global CO 2 Emissions in 2013? A) Saudi Arabia & Brazil B) South Korea & Russia C) USA & China D) Japan & India

23 GeoChallenge Questions Level 2 / GeoChallenge Question #3 Which Arizona county has the highest Food Insecurity Rate? A) Apache B) Maricopa C) Navajo D) Yuma

24 GeoChallenge Questions Level 2 / GeoChallenge Question #3 Which Arizona county has the highest Food Insecurity Rate? A) Apache B) Maricopa C) Navajo D) Yuma

25 GeoChallenge Questions Level 2 / GeoChallenge Question #4 Which historical trail crossed the present-day state of Arizona? A) Oregon Trail B) Santa Fe Trail C) Mormon Trail D) Gila Trail

26 GeoChallenge Questions GeoChallenge Question #4 Which historical trail crossed the present-day state of Arizona? A) Oregon Trail B) Santa Fe Trail C) Mormon Trail D) Gila Trail

27 GeoChallenge Questions Level 2 / GeoChallenge Question #5 Which title best describes the thematic maps shown? A) Antarctic Ozone Hole B) Arctic Shipping Lanes C) Polar Surface Temperatures D) Arctic Sea Ice Change

28 GeoChallenge Questions Level 2 / GeoChallenge Question #5 Which title best describes the thematic maps shown? A) Antarctic Ozone Hole B) Arctic Shipping Lanes C) Polar Surface Temperatures D) Arctic Sea Ice Change

29 Check the Arizona Geographic Alliance Website for GAWeek Resources!