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Bluff! A Game and Study Guide All In One!

Rules In turn, each team will be asked a question. Team members who know the answer will stand up. The other team will select ONE person standing up to answer the question. If that person gives a correct answer, the team will receive as many points as there are people standing up. If the answer is wrong, that many points will be subtracted.

Rules Continued Each team will select one scorekeeper. If no one from the team stands up, the other team will be awarded 5 points. If you do not stand up, or if you would not have if it was your team’s turn, then write the question and answer down to create your own study guide. A team may not call on the same person from the opposing team until they have called on all the other members of the opposing team.

Question #1 All of the maps we have looked at this unit are called what type of map?

Answer #1 Thematic maps

Question #2 Desert, desert scrub, tropical grassland, and mixed forest are types of what kind of zones?

Answer #2 Vegetation zones

Question #3 Name 4 features you may see labeled on a physical features map.

Answer #3 oceans, rivers, continents, plateaus, deserts, basins, peninsulas, mountains, plains, highlands

Question #4 Name 2 of the 7 regions of the world from the map we looked at in class

Answer #4 Oceania and Antarctica Monsoon Asia Southwest and Central Asia Latin America Europe and Russia Canada and the United States Africa

Question #5 True or false: you will find population on a physical features map?

Answer #5 False Bonus point: what map would show population?

Question #6 True or false: an economic activity map may show how land is used and the vegetation?

Answer #6 False Bonus point: what other category would the map show?

Question #7 What two elements make up population density?

Answer #7 Population or how many people How much space or area they’re in

Question #8 What term means the pattern of weather over a long period of time?

Answer #8 climate

Question #9 What are oil, precious metals, natural gas, and diamonds?

Answer #9 Natural resources

Question #10 Which map would be best to find elevation? A) climate zone B) vegetation zone C) physical features

Answer #10 C) physical features

BLIND QUESTION A blind question is when players must commit to standing up before the question is asked.

Question #11 What do geographers call an area with one or more features that set it apart from other areas?

A region

BLIND QUESTION A blind question is when players must commit to standing up before the question is asked.

BLIND QUESTION #12 Which map shows how its people make a living?

Answer Economic activity

Question #13 Landform or body of water - canyon?

Answer #13 landform

Question #14 Landform or body of water – tributary?

Answer #14 Body of water

Question #15 Landform or body of water – coast?

Answer #15 landform

Question #16 Landform or body of water – strait?

Answer #16 body of water

Question #17 A climagraph shows information about two components of weather. Name them both.

Answer #17 Temperature Precipitation

Question #18 What is the difference between a human feature and a physical feature?

Answer #18 Human features are made by man. Physical features are natural, they come from the Earth.