1.2 Geography Themes/Essential Elements
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In the previous class you covered the elements of geography, which means what a geography student is expected to know. Take the test below to get a summary of what you covered in the course work for the day. Give it a try and have a good class. Have fun!
Questions and Answers
- 1.The five major _______________ of geography are Location, Place, Human-Enfironment Interaction, Movement, and Regions
- 2.A specific spot on Earth, such as a street address, is called an _________ __________.
- 3.The theme Place refers to an area's ___________, the physical and human features that define it and make it unique.
- 4.Geographers study how people interact with their _________________ or an area's land, water, climate, plants and animals, and other physical features.
- 5.The six _____________ ______________ of geography build on the five major themes, and include the element called Uses of Geography.
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