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1 Demo version of the final intermediate certification in geography grade 7 Option 1 1. What is the name of the mainland, through which the Mekong and Ayeyarwaddy rivers flow? one. South America 2.Australia 2.In which ocean is the Mariana Trench located? 1. Indian 3. Atlantic 2. Pacific 4. Arctic 3. Representatives of the animal world, which of the listed continents are the platypus and echidna. 1.Africa 4.Africa is second in size only to: 1.Eurasia 3.Australia 2.South America 4. North America 5. The discoverers of Antarctica are 1. Roald Amundsen 3. Robert Scott 2. James Cook 4. F.F. Bellingshausen and M.P. Lazarev 6. On what continent does sequoia grow under natural conditions? 2.Australia 7.Trade winds prevail 1.v temperate latitudes 3. in the tropics 2. at the poles 4. over Antarctica 8. Which of the following lakes is the highest mountain? 1. Titicaca 3. Chad 2. Air 4. Onega 9. Off the coast of which of the listed continents does the ocean current Gulf Stream pass? 1.Australia 3.North America 10.What are the longest mountains in the world? 1. Cordillera 3. Himalayas 2. Andes 4. Alps 11. The mainland, on which more than half of the world's population lives, is 12. The endemic flora of the mainland of Australia is 1. sequoia 3. larch 2. oak 4. eucalyptus 13. In what mountain system the largest number of altitudinal belts 1. Carpathians 3. Himalayas 2. Pyrenees 4. Altai 14. The Drake Strait separates 1. Asia and Africa 3. Europe and Africa 2. South America and Antarctica 4. Asia and North America 15. Formation of which of the listed deserts related to cold weather? 1.Atacama 3.Gobi 2.Sahara 4.Great Victoria Desert 16.Cry it
Rounded South Africa, opened a sea route to India
It lives on the coast and is generally a sessile species in its breeding areas, although northern populations are migratory. Its plumage is black with green reflections, its throat is yellowish, and its beak base komusiruri are yellow. The adults present a small ridge during the mating season, by which time their common name must be dusted off.
It differs from the Great Cormorant in its smaller size, lighter complexion, and especially in adults in its crest and greenish reflection of its plumage. Its peak is narrower, and juveniles have a darker belly. Cormorant cormorant tail has 12 tunic feathers, big cormorant tail. The end of the lower jaw of the bill ends in front of the eye, while the cormorant ends behind the eye.
2 1. Drying rivers 3. Swamp 2. Drying lakes 4. Bush thickets 17. The shortest people on Earth living in Africa 1. Bushmen 3. Pygmies 2. Ethiopians 4. Berbers 18. For what type air masses characterized by high summer temperatures and low humidity? 1. Arctic 3. Temperate 2. Tropical 4. Equatorial 19. Which of the following cities is the capital of Great Britain? 1. Warsaw 3. Paris 2. Rome 4. London C1. Establish a correspondence between the sea and the ocean to which it belongs 1. Atlantic Ocean A. Yellow Sea 2. Pacific Ocean B. White Sea 3. Indian Ocean C. Black Sea 4. Arctic Ocean D. Red Sea B2. Establish a correspondence between the mainland and the animal living there 1. Africa A. Echidna 2. Australia B. Coyote 3. South America V. Capybara 4. North America G. Okapi Q.3. Which three of the listed rivers are located on the mainland North America? 1. Parana 5. Mackenzie 2. Mississippi 6. Orinoco 3. St. Lawrence 7. Zambezi 4. Murray 8. Orange B4 Match the mainland with the plant growing there 1. Africa A. Eucalyptus 2. Australia B. Baobab 3. South America V. Sequoia 4. North America G. Ceiba C1. Why are swamps widespread on the Florida peninsula? Give at least two reasons. Demo version of the final intermediate certification in geography grade 7 Option 2 1. What is the name of the mainland on whose territory it is located Niagara Falls? 1. South America 2. North America 2. What is the deepest lake? 1. Michigan 3. Baikal
It feathers completely white; during the summer, on the crown are two very long feathers, narrow and pointed, which protrude from behind; shoulder blades also protrude above the tail; black peak with greenish gray lower jaw base; black feet with yellow toes. Young people are like adults.
It is a slender and large aquatic bird with a long neck and legs, with predominantly gray plumage. It lives in rivers, lakes and all kinds of freshwater and brackish wetlands. It is sessile in temperate regions, but many populations migrate to colder areas in summer and warmer areas in winter. Its plumage is predominantly gray in the upper parts and somewhat white in the lower parts. Adults have a white head with black interlaced stripes that extend in a thin posterior tuft; juveniles have gray heads all over.
3 2.Victoria 4.Chad 3.Antarctica is 1.Drifting ice 3.Mainland 2.Island covered with ice 4.Iceberg 4.What basin does the Nile river belong to? 1. Arctic 3. Indian 2. Pacific 4. Atlantic 5. Which peninsula is the largest in area? 1. Arabian 3. Labrador 2. Balkan 4. Indochina 6. On which of the listed continents are the mountains of the Cordillera located? 1.Antarctica 3.Australia 2.North America 7.Where Earth's crust has the greatest thickness? 1.To the West Siberian plain 3.In the Himalayas 2.Amazon lowland 4.At the bottom of the ocean 8.What map of Eurasia should be chosen in order to study the direction of the winds in July 3. Swamps 2. Drying lakes 4. Thickets of shrubs 10 Representatives flora which mainland are the baobab and the date palm? 3. Africa 11. What type of air mass is characterized by high summer temperature and low humidity? 1. Equatorial 3. Tropical 2. Arctic 4. Temperate 12. Barkhans refer to landforms created by 1. Wind processes 3. Flowing waters 2. Glacier activity 4. Volcanic activity 13. The deepest oceanic depression on Earth is 1. Aleutian Trench 3. Mariana Trench 2. Kurilo Kamchatka Trench 4. Philippine Trench 14. Armadillo is a characteristic representative of the animal world 1. South America 3. Africa 2. Australia 4. Eurasia 2. Congo 4. Senegal 16. Indicate the mainland on which the zone tropical deserts takes largest area 3.Africa 17.Which bay of North America do sailors call "icebag"? 1.Mexican 3Alaskan 2.California 4.Hudson 18.Where is the Takla Makan Desert located? 1.in South America 3.in Eurasia
It has a strong pink yellowish beak, bright as adults. It has a leisurely flight, its long neck is retracted and its wings are curved. When he gives out his neck, the beak is like a spoon. This is characteristic of herons and egrets and distinguishes them from storks. Along with the three-tailed gull, it dominates the sea colonies on the rock shelves in summer. Nothing near the coast in large masses under the rocks.
In front of headlands, they usually fly low and fast. In winter, however, they appear on land only during or after storms. To the south of their volume they are rather brown and easily distinguishable from the common alka; northerners are more black. It has a powerful beak to eat seabirds chicks and ducklings by swallowing them whole. Unlike the gull, this bird usually hunts alone or in pairs. Nest on rocky shores and lay three eggs in each clutch. They are up to 79 cm long and can be found in the northern part Atlantic Ocean.
4 2. in North America 4. in Africa 19. Which continent is the wettest? 3.Africa 4.Eurasia. C1. Establish a correspondence between the sea and the ocean to which it belongs 1. Atlantic Ocean A. Baltic Sea 2. Pacific Ocean B. Chukchi Sea 3. Indian Ocean C. Red Sea 4. Arctic Ocean D. Sea of Japan B2. Choose three correct answers that describe natural area- steppe 1. The zone consists of coniferous forests 2. Trees such as oak, hornbeam, beech grow on the territory of the zone 3. Moss and lichen flora are typical, as well as shrubs grow 4. Open flat landscapes predominate. Various cereals grow 5. Vegetation is rather scarce, sometimes absent, a typical saxaul plant 6. Vegetation is almost absent, only lichens and mosses are found 7. Soils are predominantly chernozems 8. Mostly plowed B3. Insert the missing words in the text according to their meaning and write them down in order: North America is completely located both in and in the hemispheres. Mountains stretch in the east of the mainland. The most high point mainland is located in the mountains, it is -. AT 4. Establish a correspondence between the mainland and the animal living there 1.Africa A. Koala 2.Australia B. Skunk 3.South America C. Gorilla 4.North America D. Lama C.1 Why is the Barents Sea much warmer than the White? Answers to questions 1 option 2 option
This is one of the most common types of haircuts. It is found on most of the coasts of Africa, Asia and Europe. Even though it is a rare variety, like breeding soil in our territory, the unmistakable stingray can be seen with some diligence. on the coast of Spain along the migratory steps and in winter. Armed with a long powerful beak, it is a reliable wreck. shows as an unsurpassed specialist in the destruction of the hard shells of molluscs and crustaceans, which often make up their diet.
Economic Geography of Africa
These birds are more common in temperate and icy waters. They are pelagic outside the breeding season. They fly with long wings, gliding in the air with minimal effort and traveling long distances. Some smaller species, such as the quack plow, are cruciform in flight, with their long wing held straight out of their bodies. They can live for many years. Shady petrels migrate to South America for about 1,000 miles, reaching as far south as Brazil and Argentina; then the shadowy haircut of Copland Island covered at least 000 kilometers in its lifetime, not counting that it flies by day.
5 V 2 1-D 3-V 1-A 2-D 3-V 4.7.8 3 2.3.5 northern, western, Appalachians, Cordillera, McKinley 4 1-B 4-V 1-V 1 1. Large amount of precipitation, lowland. 2. Cold air penetrates far to the south, as the mountains are meridional. 1. Influence of a warm current. 2. tropical belt, descending air currents, no clouds, during the day with a clear sky - it gets very hot, at night it cools down quickly. Evaluation Criteria: Scored at 1 point for each correct answer. (maximum number of points scored 19) - the maximum number of points that can be scored 7.5 points (0.5 points for each match). 2 points. "5" 28.5-27 "4" "3" "2"
The mowers go to the islands and rocks only for the nest. They have nocturnal nesting habits, preferring moonless nights to minimize predation. They nest in burrows where one white egg lies. They feed on fish, squid and similar foods that the ocean provides. Some may follow fishing boats to eat the part of the fishery that goes overboard.
It has a compact body, with its legs, neck and short beaks. Its legs have an intense orange coloration. Its color changes depending on the season. In winter, the head is light brown. Its dorsal region is dark brown, gray and black, while its ventral region is white with a throat and black chest. At reproductive age, males have a head and neck covered in a bright black and white pattern, with a red dorsal region.
Final test in geography for the 1st half of the year Grade 7 Part I Choose 1 correct answer Option 1 1. Name the researcher who was the first to find a sea route to India along the coast
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The maximum amount of precipitation falls
It is easily recognizable by its shape, with its long slightly curved beak and its voice, with a very bright and beautiful song. The color of its plumage is brown sand. Its nest is a shallow hollow covered with grass on the ground. He lays four eggs in one clutch, from April to July. It feeds on worms, insects, crabs, clams and starfish.
The back of the body, head and wings are turquoise blue with greenish metallic flashes. The belly and a couple of areas under the eyes are orange, while the throat, ear, and nostril areas are white. Despite these similarities, it is difficult to accurately determine the color of its plumage as it varies with the frequency of the light. Either way, it's an unmistakable bird.
Final testing in geography for grade 7 1 option 1. The surface of the whole the globe is (million km²) a) 310 b) 510 c) 610 2. Which map scale is smaller? a) 1:1,000,000 b) 1:200,000 c) 1:10,000
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The peak is long, constituting an insignificant part of the total body length, black with a transition to orange in the area closest to the head of the lower jaw. The wingspan is about 25 cm and the average weight is 35 grams. The legs are very short, and, like the legs, are bright red. Sexual dimorphism in this species is not very pronounced: in women, the orange zone of the lower jaw is wider.
Surprisingly, despite his impressive plumage, his facial expressions with environment great. The chestnut plumage of the chest makes it difficult to see from the other side, and its rear and blue wings mix with the water of the river if it is visible on its backs. It is common in the Western Palearctic, both in Europe and in North Africa and parts of Western Asia. In Spain, there are about 2.8 million copies. It is a granular bird that feeds on sunflower seeds, wheat, some insects during the breeding season, and especially thistle seeds.
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Since ancient times, it has been bred in captivity because of its cheerful song, which is made up of trills similar to three canaries, but with a touch of the wild. It spreads throughout Europe, mainly in southern and western region continent, where he lives for a whole year, being a partial migrant in northern Europe and northwest of Africa. Robin is a sociable, bold and curious bird, accustomed to leaving the forest and standing in the middle of the path to see who arrives on her territory, radiating her distinctive voice: metallic chip and dry.
The formation of the Namib coastal desert is associated
His song is a musical choir, very melodic, like a nightingale. There are 13 species of otters, distributed in 7 genera, with a population distribution almost all over the world. These are animals that feel more comfortable in the water than on the mainland. They have a thick waterproof layer that allows them to retain their body heat. They are excellent swimmers and can close their nostrils underwater, being able to stay underwater for up to 6 minutes without reaching the surface to breathe. They perform a graceful movement of the legs and tail, from top to bottom, as they move through the water at high speed.
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The area of Africa is
They only use their forelimbs when they swim slowly. Kefet is a species of marine fish Euryhalino of the mullet family. In the western Atlantic, it is found on the Nova Scotia Peninsula in Argentina, including the Gulf of Mexico, although it is absent from Bahamas and in Caribbean. In the eastern part of the Atlantic Ocean, it lives from the Bay of Biscay to South Africa. It is also found throughout the Mediterranean and the Black Sea.
Distribution of the eastern part Pacific Ocean ranges from southern California to Chile. The sea bass, bass, snook or grouper is a type of fish perceived by the Moronid family. This is typical for mediterranean sea and the Atlantic Ocean, from the coast of Africa to Norway. This fish is highly valued for its culinary value and sport fishing.
Geography test 1 Topic: Africa. 1. What sea is located between Africa and Europe? 1. Black Sea. 2. Mediterranean Sea. 3. Red Sea. 2. What sea is between Africa and Asia? one.
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Color is a variant, from dark gray in the back to linen in the belly, although a silvery-shiny is visible in the water, more lead in the back, with an olive iris. It has a very variable green and brown coloration, with black spots, with a more transparent green vertebral line, and without the characteristic brown frog temporary patch. The belly is greyish. The tympanic membrane is prominent, and the dorsolateral glandular folds are moderately developed; both are bronze. This is a very stylized frog with long legs.
It has four fingers on the forelimbs and five on the hind limbs, which are connected by highly developed interdigital membranes. The pupil of the eye is horizontal. Males have greyish vocal sacs at the corners of their mouths. They live up to six years, although two or three years are the most common. It is distributed throughout Spain, although it was introduced on Balearic Islands, less on the island of Menorca.
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In February, a meeting of African health ministers in Addis Ababa pledged to continue prioritizing vaccination of the continent's children to save them from diseases that could be fatal. But doing so will not be an easy task. Vaccination is not only a health problem, but also an economic problem.
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Task number 1 - Test
A. Indian V. Pacific
A. zebras, giraffes, elephants
B. monkeys, llamas, crocodiles
A. Bushmen B. Ethiopians
B. pygmies G. Berbers
5. Africa is washed by the oceans:
B. Indian and Atlantic
B. along the southern tropic
7. Closer to other continents to Africa is located:
A. Australia B. Eurasia V. Antarctica G. America
A. plains B. mountains
B. lowlands D. depressions
9. Match:
1. Desert A. equatorial
3. Moist forest B. tropical
G. subtropical
10. In size, the territory of Africa is inferior to:
B. Antarctica D. Australia
V. Hermitage
Control work on the topic "Africa"
Task number 1 - Test
1. Why is Africa the hottest continent on Earth?
A. Most of Africa lies between the tropics.
B. Africa is washed by the warm Indian Ocean.
2. Which ocean basin does the Nile River belong to:
A. Indian V. Pacific
B. Arctic G. Atlantic
3. Animals of the African savannah:
A. zebras, giraffes, elephants
B. monkeys, llamas, crocodiles
4. The shortest people on Earth living in Africa:
A. Bushmen B. Ethiopians
B. pygmies G. Berbers
5. Africa is washed by the oceans:
A. Pacific and Indian B. Atlantic and Pacific
B. Indian and Atlantic
6. The maximum amount of precipitation in Africa falls:
A. along the equator B. along ocean coasts
B. along the southern tropic
7. Closer to other continents to Africa is located:
A. Australia B. Eurasia V. Antarctica G. America
8. The relief of Africa is dominated by:
A. plains B. mountains
B. lowlands D. depressions
9. Match:
Natural zones: Climate zone:
1. Desert A. equatorial
2. Savannah B. subequatorial
3. Moist forest B. tropical
G. subtropical
10. In size, the territory of Africa is inferior to:
A. Eurasia B. North America
B. Antarctica D. Australia
11. The most abundant river in Africa:
A. Nile B. Congo C. Niger G. Zambezi
12. Okapi, tapir, chimpanzee, leopard live in a natural area:
A. equatorial forests B. savannas
V. Hermitage
Task number 2.
Answer the questions:
3. Desert in northern Africa?
Task number 3
Task number 4.
Task number 2.
Answer the questions:
1. Are there places of collision of lithospheric plates on the territory of the African continent? If there is, then where?
2. Where do mountains meet in Africa? Why?
3. Desert in northern Africa?
4. Natural area in Africa, which occupies the largest area?
5. What is the largest bird on the mainland?
6. The ocean washing Africa from the west?
7. The extreme southern point of the mainland?
Task number 3. Insert the missing words in the text:
It crosses Africa almost in the middle ... and therefore it is located in ... hemispheres
The zero meridian crosses Africa in ... parts and it is located in ... and ... hemispheres. Africa is warm because it lies between two...
The mainland is in… climatic zones …, …, …, …
Africa is washed by ... the ocean. One Indian from the east and ... from the west. Africa is remote from all continents except ...
Task number 4. Give explanations for the following concepts: Atlas, South Africa, Kilimanjaro, Chad, oasis.
