Jeopardy Review

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Jeopardy Review
Maps
Economy
Government
Reading and Writing
Misc.
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This feature indicates the name of the map.

• What is a title?

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This section of a map explains the symbols for
the map features.

• What is the key or legend?

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A map feature that usually shows the four
cardinal directions.

• What is the compass rose?

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A device that uses signals between satellites and
ground stations to find exact locations on Earth

• What is GPS (Global Positioning Systems)?

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These computer systems store and display an
abundance of data about Earth.

• What is GIS (Geographic Information Systems)?

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Resources in this type of economy are allocated
by individuals.

• What is a market economy?

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Resources in this type of economy are allocated
based on customs and traditions.

• What is a traditional economy?

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In a command economy, the question of what to
produce is decided by ___________.

• What is the government?

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Economic systems answer these three questions.

• What to produce?
• How to produce?
• For whom to produce?

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This is the value of all goods and services
produced in a country in a year for each person.

• What is per capita GDP (Gross Domestic Product)?

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This word means that you are a member of a
society and therefore, you have certain duties,
rights, and privileges.

• What is citizenship?

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Member countries of NATO support each other if
one member is attacked. The letters NATO stand
for this.

• What is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization?

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Citizens in the United States and the United
Kingdom both _____ for their leaders.

• What is vote?

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In this type of government, citizens elect
representatives to make political decisions.

• What is a representative republic democracy?

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The United Nations headquarters are located in
New York City. They have their own postage
stamps, post office, and flag for this reason.

• It is on international territory

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The point of view of stories told from an outside
perspective using pronouns such as he, she, and
it.

• What is 3rd person point of view?

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This type of fiction has an exciting undertaking
involving risk and physical danger as its main
theme.

• What is adventure?

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By the end of a long day at school, I was having
a meltdown. This type of comparison does not use
like or as.

• What is a metaphor?

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This figure of speech gives human characteristics
to non-human things. Example - The leaf danced in
the wind.

• What is personification?

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Language that appeals to our five senses sight,
smell, taste, sound, and touch.

• What is imagery?

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This type of map shows cities and states.

• What is a political map?

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A trade barrier that bans all trade with another
country.

• What is a embargo?

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These lines run east and west around the globe.

• What are lines of latitude?

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The Thanksgiving holiday, brushing your teeth in
the morning, and fireworks on July 4th are
__________ aspects of our culture.

• What are nonmaterial aspects of culture?

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Computers, electric cars, and TV satellite dishes
are examples of _____________ aspects of culture.

• What are material aspects of culture?