Requesting [China Map Edition] Junior high school geography knowledge points and questions (all grades 7-8)

Asia-Natural Environment

Asia’s geographical location, terrain characteristics and boundaries of each continent.

Asia’s nine largest cities and climate distribution map.

Three major characteristics of Asia’s climate and the reasons for climate complexity.

A map of river distribution in Asia. Rivers flow radially to the surrounding oceans.

Asia - Natural Environment

Densely populated areas and natural population growth rates (highest and lowest)

The connection between population and land.

The three birthplaces of civilization and the Mesopotamia in Asia.

Number and percentage of Asian ethnic groups.

Living conditions in different countries.

The economic development status of Asia, developed and developing countries, and three types of industries.

Japan

Japan’s territorial composition and area size (maximum and minimum).

Japan’s outline features and benefits.

Japan’s plate location, industrial distribution map and main industrial distribution areas.

Japan’s main economy and distribution, culture, investment objects, agricultural characteristics, resources and fishery conditions.

The fragility of the Japanese economy. The reason why industries are located along the coast.

Southeast Asia

Geographical location, climate distribution, location and role of the Strait of Malacca, components (Indochina Peninsula and Malay Archipelago)

Main food, only The most rivers in landlocked and runoff countries.

A country with dense population, distribution of major cities and the most volcanoes.

The main form of precipitation in tropical rainforest climate, the largest plain.

Agricultural production in different countries.

Countries and tourist attractions.

The right combination of capital and river.

India

Area size, population, cultivated land area, main food distribution, green revolution.

Main terrain, climate, and the most important rivers.

The status of industrial development distribution (main minerals), places with sufficient rainfall and their reasons.

The status of business technology industry. Distribution and industrial agricultural characteristics of four cities (New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Kolkata).

Russia

The land area, geographical location, resources, main climate characteristics, the dividing line between Asia and Europe, and terrain characteristics.

The status and distribution map of minerals and industry (four major industrial areas), developed transportation, railway distribution, and the main transportation sectors for passenger and freight transportation. The longest river in Europe and navigable on all five seas.

The largest city and the second largest city and an important seaport, a middle-aged ice-free port, a seaport on the Pacific coast.

Red Square and the Kremlin, ballet.

Middle East

Geographical location, major transportation routes, and rich oil resources.

Oil transportation routes, main distribution of oil, and transportation destinations.

Poverty water resources, distribution and competition for lakes.

Cultural differences, climate types, main races.

The role of the Turkish Strait and Suez Canal.

Three major religions (concentrated areas).

Western Europe

Geographical location, population density, and national development status.

Member of international organizations, abbreviation, famous for its large dairy livestock country, and the river with the most runoff in the country.

Economic status, manufacturing-based industries, and the location of the three major peninsulas.

Traditional dairy industry, reasons for eating beef, and main climate.

Main terrain, mountains, prosperous tourism industry, and mountain direction. The most famous bay.

Sub-Saharan Africa

The largest desert and largest river, with the largest runoff.

Geographic location, terrain characteristics, main climate, and natural growth rate.

An economy dominated by a single commodity (primary product production, import and export)

Distribution of main ethnic groups, immigrants and original residents.

The three major issues are the three plateaus, the Congo Basin (the largest basin), and the Congo River (the richest in water resources). (See Geography Book P12)

The plateaus, mountains, and coastlines nearby are called flat due to insufficient food supply.

The largest bay and island.

Australia

Two unique animals, geographical location, terrain characteristics, and population density.

Agricultural and animal husbandry production, two important crop exports, and the backbone of the country's economy.

It is rich in mineral resources, has two titles, and is the lowest lake.

Main distribution of cities and population, largest industrial center and port area, and second largest city.

The terrain in the east, middle and west is different. largest river.

United States

The territorial scope of the United States (domestic + overseas).

The distribution location of indigenous residents and overseas Chinese in the United States.

The longest river in the United States and the four major rivers.

The agricultural characteristics of the United States, the famous mountains and Mt.

The distribution of the Five Great Lakes and the distribution of minerals, the largest freshwater lake, the main source of precipitation.

The world's high-tech industrial base, the most economically developed region, film and television center, petroleum, and aerospace center.

Brazil

The country with the largest territory, population, and temperature zone, and its main population distribution.

Rich colonial colors and indigenous inhabitants, Mayan civilization, and the world's leading agricultural products.

The best of the four worlds. Home to 90% of the population, it is the largest urban and industrial center.

Three famous export products, the main reason why the Brazilian capital was moved from Rio de Janeiro to Brazil.

The development of the Amazon Plain, the main distribution of iron ore. Itaipu Hydroelectric Station.

Polar Region

The territory of Antarctica and the surrounding continents and oceans.

Antarctica’s longitude and latitude are the two highest in the world.

The locations of my country’s two research stations (inside the Antarctic Circle and outside the Antarctic Circle)

The treaty signed in 1912.