The 21 st Annual Dr. Feinberg Geography Challenge Study Book. Grade 1. Spring 2016

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The 21 st Annual Dr. Feinberg Geography Challenge Study Book Grade 1 Spring 2016 Mary Lee Burbank School 266 School Street Belmont, Massachusetts 02478 U.S.A. Dr. Tricia Clifford, Principal

Parents: Please review this with your child. Spring 2016 Dear Burbank Grade 1 Students: The Dr. Feinberg Geography Challenge for the Junior Division (Students in Grades K, 1, and 2) will take place on the morning of Wednesday, May 25 th, from 9:00-10:00A.M. Your parents or guardians, grandparents and special friends or neighbors are welcome to attend the Challenge. All of the questions and answers for the Challenge are found in this book. At the Challenge your team will be asked a few of the questions from the guide. Your final question will be a flag. We encourage you to study the questions both alone and with your teammates. All questions will be directed to your team, not to you as an individual. Don t forget to coordinate with your team on a theme or color to wear the day of the Challenge. The purpose of the Challenge is to learn and have fun. You may find that some of the questions are easiest to learn by using a map or atlas to find locations and features. If you are able to understand how locations relate to one another, you may be able to avoid simply memorizing some of the answers, and you may be better able to remember what you have learned even after the Challenge is over. Congratulations to all of you who have decided to participate in the Challenge this year! If you have any questions, please contact one of the committee chairs. Good luck! Sincerely, Stephen Burt, burntstove@gmail.com Clare Crawford, crawfocl@yahoo.com Kathy Collins DerKazarian, kaceycoll@yahoo.com Sonia Gulbankian, gulbankian@gmail.com Aida Parnagian, aida0519@yahoo.com Chairs, The Dr. Feinberg Geography Challenge Committee

The 2016 Dr. Feinberg Geography Challenge First Grade Questions The World 1. Q: How many continents are there in the world? A: Seven 2. Q: What is the largest continent in the world? A: Asia 3. Q: Name the two longest rivers in the world. A: The Nile River and the Amazon River 4. Q: Name the continent that has the world s largest hot desert, the Sahara. A: Africa 5. Q: What is the longest continental mountain range in the world? A: The Andes, South America The United States 6. Q: What is the largest state in the United States? A: Alaska 7. Q: What is the name of the river that forms the border between Texas and Mexico? A: Rio Grande River 8. Q: Which two countries border the United States? A: Canada and Mexico 9. Q: Name two of the Great Lakes. A: Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario New England and Massachusetts 10. Q: There are six New England states. Name any two. A: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont 11. Q: There are two inhabited islands located off the southern coast of Cape Cod. Name one of them. A: Martha s Vineyard and Nantucket 12. Q: What is the biggest city in Massachusetts? A: Boston

13. Q: Name the river that divides Boston and Cambridge. A: Charles River 14. Q: Is New Hampshire to the North or South of Massachusetts? A: North Geographical Terms 15. Q: What are the four cardinal directions? A: North, South, East and West 16. Q: What do we call a land that is completely surrounded by water? A: Island 17. Q: What do we call the imaginary line that is drawn around the middle of the earth at an equal distance from the North to the South Pole? A: The Equator 18. Q: What do we call a geological landform in the earth s crust though which molten lava and gases erupt? A: Volcano 19. Q: The North Pole sits in the middle of which body of water? A: The Arctic Ocean Bonus Question Q: Who is Dr. Feinberg and why is the Geography Challenge named after her? A. She was a previous Principal of the Burbank school and she started the Geography Challenge 21 years ago.

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