Question

question 7 (7 points) the national geographic foundation created the five (1) of geography to help students better learn about geography. the theme that asks the question, where is it? is called (2) exact location use latitude to measure north or south of the equator and lines of (3) , which run north and south to measure east or west. if you tell someone where you live based on the location of other places you are said to be using location. the theme of asks the question, what is it like there?. in the movie, the boy who harnessed the wind, they talked often about protecting the trees. this most closely relates to the theme of . in the theme of movement, we talked about going places that were easier to get to which is the term . word bank: place relative themes accessibility longitude human environment interaction location blank 1: blank 2: blank 3: blank 4: blank 5: blank 6: blank 7: question 8 match the picture with the correct title

Explanation:

The National Geographic Foundation's five key elements for geography - themes. The "Where is it?" theme is location. Latitude and longitude are used for exact location. Relative location is based on other places. The "What is it like there?" theme is place. Protecting trees relates to human - environment interaction. Easier - to - get - to places refer to accessibility.

Answer:

Blank 1: themes
Blank 2: location
Blank 3: longitude
Blank 4: relative
Blank 5: place
Blank 6: Human Environment Interaction
Blank 7: accessibility