Geography Practice Worksheet
| # | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1 | Geography is the study of Earth’s places, land, water, and people. |
| 2 | Water is one example of a natural resource. |
| 3 | A map is used to show where places are located. |
| 4 | A country is larger than a city. |
| 5 | We call it farmland or agricultural land. |
| 6 | People live near rivers because they can get water and travel more easily. |
| 7 | Geography can affect jobs because some places are better for farming, fishing, or mining. |
| 8 | A coastal area would most likely have many fishing jobs. |
| 9 | Wood is a natural resource found in forests. |
| 10 | Mountains can make transportation harder because roads are harder to build there. |
| 11 | People make products in factories. |
| 12 | Ports are important because ships can bring and send goods there. |
| 13 | Good farmland helps a community grow food. |
| 14 | A flat plain would probably have more farms. |
| 15 | Cities often grow near water because people need water and can transport goods easily. |
| 16 | Climate can affect what people buy or sell because it changes what can grow or be made there. |
| 17 | A resource is something people use to make goods or provide services. |
| 18 | They may use different jobs because the land and resources are different. |
| 19 | Ships are often used to move goods across oceans. |
| 20 | A good location can help a business find customers and get supplies. |
| 21 | Soil is important because crops need it to grow well. |
| 22 | Geography affects food because people often eat foods that grow or are caught nearby. |
| 23 | It makes it easier to move goods by boat. |
| 24 | Some places have more tourism because they have special land, weather, or interesting places to visit. |
| 25 | Natural resources and geography affect what jobs people can do, what goods they can make, and how they trade with others. |