1. 1 - What are the 7 continents?
A. Africa, Asia, North America, South America, United States, Australia, and Europe.
B. Australia, Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, and Antarctica.
C. Germany, United States, Greenland, Europe, Asia, North America, South America.
D. Atlantic, Arctic, Pacific, Indian, Southern, Asia, Africa

2. 2 – What are the 5 oceans?
A. Southern, Northern, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian
B. Northern, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic
C. Southern, Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic
D. Northern, Atlantic, Indian, Africa, Pacific

3. 3 – What is the imaginary line that divides the Northern and Southern hemispheres?
A. Prime Meridian
B. International Date Line
C. Equator
D. North Pole

4. 4 – What is the imaginary line that divides the eastern and western hemispheres? (0 degrees longitude)
A. equator
B. prime meridian
C. International Date Line
D. South Pole

5. 5 – What are the cardinal directions used on a compass rose?
A. northeast, southeast, northwest, southwest
B. south, north, east, west
C. southern, northern, western, eastern
D. northerly, westerly, easterly, southerly

6. 6 – Which theme of Geography describes how people, goods, and ideas are carried from place to place?
A. Region
B. Movement
C. Location
D. Place

7. 7 – In the midwest, there are very large fields and very large farms
7 – In the midwest, there are very large fields and very large farms. The people who live there could say they live in a farming ______________.
A. Movement
B. Location
C. Region
D. Place

8. 8 - Some cities have lots of pollution and buildings
8 - Some cities have lots of pollution and buildings. Which theme does this represent?
A. Place
B. Movement
C. Human Environment Interaction
D. Region

9. 9 - When we say we live in the south where most days are sunny and warm, we are describing which theme of Geography?
A. Human Environment Interaction
B. Location
C. Movement
D. Place

10. 10 – What is used to find absolute location?
A. Latitude and Longitude
B. Compass Rose
C. Map Scale
D. Map Legend (key)