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These vocabulary flashcards cover the theories of continent formation, the physical characteristics of the seven continents, and various land and water forms based on the lecture notes.
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Kontinente
The largest type of landform (pinakamalaking uri ng anyong lupa).
Geo/Grafein
The description of the world (paglalarawan ng daigdig).
Continental Drift
A theory proposed by Alfred Wegener in 1912 stating that continents have moved far across the earth's surface and continue to move today.
Pangea
The single mass of land that once comprised all the continents.
Panthalassa
The single ocean that surrounded the supercontinent Pangea.
Gondwanaland and Laurasia
The two large landmasses formed when Pangea broke apart.
Plate Tectonics
A theory developed in 1960 stating that continents sit on plates or large pieces of land floating on magma moving in three directions.
Plate Boundaries
The three types of boundaries formed by plate movements: divergent, convergent, and transform.
Asya
A continent with an area of 44,362,815 kilometro kwadrado and climates ranging from tropical, sub-tropical, temperate, to polar; located at 49∘83′H Latitud.
Africa
A continent with an area of 30,304,155 kilometro kwadrado located at 8∘46′T Latitud and 35∘30′S Longhitud.
Hilagang Amerika
A continent with an area of 24,250,058 kilometro kwadrado located between 17∘55′−83∘40′H Latitud and 11∘40′−55∘40′K Longhitud.
Timog Amerika
A continent with an area of 17,806,168 kilometro kwadrado located at 12∘28′H Latitud, 53∘54′T Latitud, and 83′−45′K Longhitud.
Antartika
A continent with an area of 14,244,934 kilometro kwadrado characterized by a polar climate.
Europa
A continent with an area of 10,507,581 kilometro kwadrado located at 71∘8′−36′H Latitud and 90′−65′S Longhitud.
Australia at Oceania
A continent with an area of 7,682,256 kilometro kwadrado located at 17∘55′−83∘40H Latitud and 11∘40′−55∘40′K Longhitud.
Topograpiya
A term describing the study of the earth's surface, including changes in mountains, valleys, rivers, and roads.
Bundok
The highest landform; examples include Mt. Everest in Nepal and China, K2 in Pakistan and China, Mt. Kilimanjaro in Africa, Mt. Fuji in Japan, and Mt. Apo in Pilipinas.
Bulubundukin o Kabundukan
Connected mountains such as the Sierra Madre, Himalayas, Andes Mountains, Rocky Mountains, and Alps Mountains.
Burol
A high landform that is lower than a mountain.
Bulkan
A landform with an opening or crater at the top that emits hot mud.
Kapatagan
A wide, flat landform.
Talampas
Flat land located on top of a mountain.
Isla
A landform surrounded by water.
Kapuluan o archipelago
A group of many islands, such as Indonesia and Pilipinas.
Tangway o peninsula
A part of the land that projects into the sea, such as the Indian Peninsula and Arabian Peninsula.
Karagatan
The widest, largest, and deepest bodies of water.
Dagat
A smaller part of the ocean with salty water, such as the Mediterranean Sea, Red Sea, and Carribean Sea.
Look
Part of the sea located near the shoreline.
Lawa
A body of water surrounded by land, typically containing freshwater.
Ilog
Flowing water that starts from mountains and ends in the sea, such as the Nile River, Amazon River, and Mississippi River.
Talon
Water falling from a mountain, such as Niagara Falls or Victoria Falls.