a desert:
is often found in dry and arid areas
what are the two types of geography
Human and physical
what is physical geography
Includes investigating different landscapes and landforms
Point out north, south, east, west, north west and south east
weathering is:
It is the breakdown of rock in the place they were found.
legend:
unlocks the symbols and colours on a map and tells us what they mean.
erosion is:
Rivers, waves, ice and wind erode rocks and transport the fragments away.
deposition is:
is the laying down of sediment carried by wind and flowing water
what does BOLTSS stand for:
Border, Orientation, Legend, Title, Scale, Source.
how does a crack form
Waves attack a rock face using the force of the water
What is Geography?
Geography is the study of the world. It examines how people and nature interact. It is about challenging issues & creating positive change.
What factors influences the variations in landscape?
Geographical features - mountains and rivers. Latitude. Impact of humans.
What is a continent?
A large land mass made up of several countries or regions
What is a landform?
The individual surface features of the Earth identified by their shape
True or False: Landforms are made through weathering, erosion and deposition
True
Orientation;
Shows the direction of North
What is evaporation?
When the sun heats up water from the sea and it goes into the air
What is the prime meridian?
The longitude line at 0 degrees that separates the eastern hemisphere from the west
What is the water cycle?
The process by which water moves from the sea to the air and then to the land
What is Human Geography?
the relationships between human communities, cultures, economies, and their interactions with the environmen
What is Cultural Geography?
The relationship between humans and the elements of our environment
How many continents and oceans do we have?
7 continents and 5 oceans
What is latitude?
The horizontal lines on the map that stretch from east to west
What is longitude?
The imaginary lines on a globe that go vertically