Ch. 1 Test
World Geography Ch. 1 Multiple Choice Some questions may require you to look at a graph or map. These are loated in the Global/Mr. Pickney Geograpy folder by chapter number. Each of these have the appropriate national standard for geography lfor that question listed at the bottom
- 1.In which country is Mount Kilimanjaro the highest point of elevation?
- A.
Africa
- B.
Tanzania
- C.
Russia
- D.
Djibouti
- 2.Approximately how many miles separate Kenosha, Wisconsin, and Chicago, Illinois?
- A.
10 miles
- B.
20 miles
- C.
35 miles
- D.
50 miles
- 3.What is the point of highest elevation in the world?
- A.
Nepal-China
- B.
Mount Everest
- C.
Dead Sea
- D.
Israel, Jordan
- 4.What continent has ice-covered regions that are over 8,000 feet below sea level?
- A.
The Arctic region
- B.
Australia
- C.
Antarctica
- D.
Asia
- 5.What geographic feature is 92 feet below sea level?
- A.
Russia
- B.
Lake Assal
- C.
Kazakhstan
- D.
Caspian Sea
- 6.What body of water would you sail across to get from Wisconsin to the lower peninsula of Michigan?
- A.
Lake Michigan
- B.
Lake Superior
- C.
Green Bay
- D.
The Mississippi River
- 7.Which geographic feature is located at 44° North latitude, 90° West longitude?
- A.
Madison, Wisconsin
- B.
La Crosse, Wisconsin
- C.
Lake Winnebago
- D.
Castle Rock Lake
- 8.In what country is South America's lowest point of elevation located?
- A.
Argentina
- B.
Brazil
- C.
Djibouti
- D.
Tanzania
- 9.How many continents have points of elevation that are more than 6,000 meters in height?
- A.
Seven
- B.
Three
- C.
Two
- D.
One
- 10.What type of map is this?
- A.
A political map
- B.
A flow line map
- C.
A qualitative map
- D.
A thematic map
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