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World Geography & Resources

Grade 3 · On-level practice · 8 questions · Version PG-X2WY0V-KFWH

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1.What is a resource?
2.How do weather and climate differ?
3.What does map scale show?
4.Why do settlements form near rivers?
5.What is longitude?
6.What is a renewable resource?
7.What is latitude?
8.How can mountains make a rain shadow?

Answers and teaching notes

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  1. What is a resource?Something people use to meet needs or wants
  2. How do weather and climate differ?Weather is short-term; climate is long-term
  3. What does map scale show?Map distance compared with real distance
  4. Why do settlements form near rivers?Water, transport, food, and fertile land
  5. What is longitude?Distance east or west of the prime meridian
  6. What is a renewable resource?One replenished naturally on a human time scale
  7. What is latitude?Distance north or south of the equator
  8. How can mountains make a rain shadow?Air loses moisture, then descends drier

Worked example

Use map tools and features to explain location, movement, and resource use.

Common mistake

Reading a symbol without checking title, legend, direction, and scale.

Helpful hint

Start with the map title and legend.