This quiz addresses part of the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 for children aged 5 and 6 in years 1 and 2 in Geography. Specifically it looks at sources of information in geography, such as maps, books or the internet. It is one of 50 quizzes to help you understand the world around you.
If you don’t know something, what do you do? You ask questions. You try to find out. If you want to know what shape Australia is, where would you look? There are a few sources of information. You might look at maps, or look in books or atlases, or look at a globe, or look on the internet. How many people live in Japan? Where would you look to find out? Let’s look at different sources of information we can use to answer questions in geography.
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What shape is Italy? - It looks like a very long boot!
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On which continent is the country of Cameroon?
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What is the symbol for a church on a map?
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How else can Sam find out about life in Brazil?
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What shape is the Earth?
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Can you find your nearest railway station on a map?
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Is Scotland north or south of England?
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Which big river does run through Brazil?
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Sam may well send Ronaldo a present and a card, but he asks Ronaldo about Brazilian food in an email
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What other big cities are on the coast of Brazil?
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