1. 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt Key Terms Wildlife What Geographers Do! Shelters Potpourri A Little This & A Little That! A review of the Previous 4 categories 5 pt

2. Geographers study Earth’s deserts, Tundra, forests, grasslands, to name a few. They are Earth’s P_ _ _ _ _ _ _ F_ _ _ _ _ _ _.

3. What are Earth’s Physical Features?

4. This is another word for the area near the North Pole

5. What is The Tundra?

6. In its most basic term, geography is the study of

7. What is Earth? Geography is the study of our planet Earth.

8. This means the world around you. It can be mountains or flat lands, lakes, rivers or oceans, as well.

9. What is environment? Although these are examples of a map key, straight above is an example of a compass rose, which shows the cardinal directions of north, south, east and west.

10. This means people adapting – adjusting and at times, conquering the land around them to live – survive

11. What is interacting?

12. These animals are an example of the ___________ region

13. What is a desert?

14. These animals are an example of the ___________ region

15. What is the Tundra? Robinson map projection

16. These animals are an example of the ___________ region

17. What is a forest or mountain?

18. These animals are an example of the ___________ region

19. What is rainforest jungle?

20. These animals are an example of the ___________ region

21. What is grasslands?

22. This is what geographers learn when they study human-environment interaction

23. What is how people and the environment affect each other?

24. These are two meanings to Geography

25. What are: The study of Earth’s physical features; and people and the environment interact, or affect each other.

26. These are five regions with distinct physical features studied in geography.

27. What are the Tundra, a desert, mountains, grasslands, jungles, rainforests, and forests?

28. This meaning of geography has to do with people and the world around them

29. What is how people and Earth affect each other? (Or interact with each other)

30. Geography is the study of Earth’s ______ _______

31. What are physical features?

32. A cliff dwelling is a type of shelter used by _______ _________ in the Southwest

33. Who are Native Americans?

34. A type of shelter used in the Arctic or Tundra

35. What is an igloo?

36. Earliest form of shelter used by people – but one needs to share it with bats, cougars or bears.

37. What is a cave?

38. Along with plank houses, this is a common form of shelter in the mountains

39. What is a log cabin?.

40. Native Americans moved with the buffalo herd, which is why their form of shelter was could travel with them. This form of shelter is?

41. What is a teepee?

42. This means the world around you. It can be mountains or flat lands, lakes, rivers or oceans, as well.

43. What is environment? Although these are examples of a map key, straight above is an example of a compass rose, which shows the cardinal directions of north, south, east and west.

44. This is what geographers learn when they study human-environment interaction

45. What is how people and the environment affect each other?

46. These are two meanings to Geography

47. What are: The study of Earth’s physical features; and people and the environment interact, or affect each other.

48. This means people adapting – adjusting and at times, conquering the land around them to live – survive

49. What is interacting?

50. Geography is the study of Earth’s ______ _______

51. What are physical features?