World Geography

ARTS N’ LINES TUTORIAL CENTER
Araling Panlipunan 8- reviewer
Name:______________________________________________________Date:___________
WORLD GEOGRAPHY
A. The analogies below describe some Earth’s features. Fill in the blanks to complete each.
1. High mountain glaciers: Alpine ; Cold polar glaciers : ___________________
2. Longest river : Nile ; second longest : __________________.
3. Deposit of silt and little sand : Loess ;Dry lands with no rainfall: _______________.
4. Flat elevated land : Plateau ; Area totally bounded by water:___________________.
5. Condition of a place at a given time: weather; Weather pattern in an area for a
longer period of time : _____________________.
6. The Eastern Highlands : Africa; Mt. Kosciusco :____________________.
7. Flat areas: Plains ; Areas between mountains or hills: _________________.
8. Highest Mountain : Everest ; Biggest dessert : ____________________.
9. Lowest point of Europe : Caspian Sea; Highest Point of Europe: ______________.
10. Zones situated in the high latitude: Polar ; Zone in the middle latitudes: __________.
11. Formed by volcanic eruptions: Islands ; Formed by the actions of rivers and glaciers:
___________.
12. Condition of a place over a long period of time : Climate ; short period of time :
______________.
B. Write on the space provided whether the statement is true or false.
________1. People use natural resources in order to survive and meet other needs.
________2. Modern civilizations depend on various sources of energy.
________3. Natural resources are evenly distributed throughout the world.
________4. Economic activities are the ways in which people use resources to earn their
living.
________5. Economic activities depend on the land and resources available in a given area.
________6. Streams of freshwater are called seas.
________7. Renewable energy includes coal, petrol, iron and fossil fuels.
________8. Non-renewable resources include water, air, solar energy and plants.
________9. The energy provided by the sun is known as hydropower.
________10. Abiotic resources came from nonliving things.
C. Identify what is being asked in each number.

___________________1. Place or a position of a certain thing.
___________________2. Comes from the Greek word geographia meaning “ writing about or
describing the Earth.”
___________________3. Is a line circling the globe between the North and South poles.
___________________4. A region within the fertile crescent that lies within the still larger
region known as the Middle East.
___________________5. Defined as a large unbroken land mass completely surrounded by
water.
___________________6. Physical features of a place, its landforms, climate and resources.
___________________7. Describes man’s contact with his environment.
___________________8. Largest of the seven continents which covers 30 % of the world total
land area.
___________________9. Bounded by the mountains Ural and Caucasus.
___________________10. Biggest body of water which cover around 71 % of the earth
surface.
___________________11. Can be classified as renewable and non-renewable resources.
___________________12. Barren areas of land with little or no rainfall.
___________________13. Natural flowing streams of fresh water.
___________________14. Divides the earth into two parts.
___________________15. Lines running parallel to the equator.
Continents of the world
a. North America d. Asia g. Antarctica
b. South America e. Africa
c. Europe f. Australia/Oceania
_____1. Mt.Everest ______6. Lake Ladoga ______11. Lake Assal

_____2. Andres Mountain ______7. Sahara ______12. Mt. Elbrus
_____3. Eastern Highlands ______8. Caspian Sea ______13. Mt. Mckinley
_____4. Amazon river ______9. Dead Sea ______14. Blue Mountain area
_____5. Mt. Kosciusko ______10. Mt. Kilimanjaro ______15. Volga
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
A. Identify the words or phrase described in the following.
________________1. A group of people who belong to the same group or nationality sharing
the same distinctive culture.
________________2. It refers to man’s physical characteristics.
________________3. Religion that believes that there is life after death.
________________4. The belief and actions that define a group of people’s way of life.
________________5. The average number of people living in a square mile or square
kilometers.
________________6. Are group of people usually found in Europe, North America, Eastern
Africa, Western Asia, Central Asia and South Asia.
________________7. Refers to the Indigenous people of central and Southern Africa.
________________8. The fourth classification of race. It also called Aborigines of Australia.
________________9. Refers to the grouping of humans found in eastern Asia, Southeast Asia
and the Arctic region of North America.
________________10. It includes things that people make such as food, clothing,
architecture, arts, crafts and technology.
B. Write on the space provided whether the statement is true or false.
________1. Language is the cornerstone of culture.

________2. Culture can be seen in objects ( material) and ideas of people ( non-material)
________3. As population increases, levels of technology and creativity also increases.
________4. Religion, language, spiritual, beliefs and patterns of behavior are known as the
material culture.
________5. The rules of behavior are another important feature of a culture.
________6. Religion is an important feature of a culture.
________7. Language reflects the identity of a culture.
________8. Culture is defined as the belief and actions that describe a group of peoples way
of life.
________9. People would not be able to communicate without language.
________10. Population is denser in rural communities than in urban areas.
HUMAN BEGINNING
Hominids Homo erectus pre-humans Austrolopithecines

Neanderthals Homo habilis Cro- magnons
Homo Sapiens
___________________1. Person who walks upright.

___________________2. Lived during the first quarter of the Paleolithic period.
___________________3. Pre-human creatures who have “ two –legged primates”
___________________4. Discover and learned how to make fire.
___________________5. Stood about 5’5 feet tall
___________________6. These people are classified as Homo sapiens.
___________________7. The first to practice medicine.
___________________8. They had belief life after death.
___________________9. The third type of humanoids or Person who thinks.
___________________10. Crafted stone , knives, spear and bone tools.
___________________11. Wrapped themselves in animal skins and later, they laced the
skins together with strips of leather.
___________________12. Extraordinary tools were made out of stone, bone, ivory and antier.
___________________13. Their brain were slightly larger than those of modern human
beings.
__________________14. Creative and artistic
__________________15. They had high forehead, small brow ridges and a well defined chin.

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ARTS N’ LINES TUTORIAL CENTER

Araling Panlipunan 8- reviewer

C. Identify what is being asked in each number.

_1. Mt.Everest 6. Lake Ladoga ____11. Lake Assal

A. Identify the words or phrase described in the following.

________1. Language is the cornerstone of culture.

Hominids Homo erectus pre-humans Austrolopithecines

___________________1. Person who walks upright.

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