Fourteen seventh grade geography questions, a little difficult, all geography masters to help!!

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1. The countries that export the most agricultural products in the world are: (a).

a, United States B, France C, Russia D, Australia.

2. The countries with the strongest economic strength in Europe are: (c).

a, France B, United Kingdom C, Germany D, Australia.

3. Relying on industrial automation and sufficient human resources, Japan has processed imports and exported a large number of industrial products, forming an economy dominated by manufacturing.

4. Australia's fourth largest city: Perth

5. The export of ore occupies an important position in the world, and the main industrial sectors are industry, mining, manufacturing, etc. (Is it Australia?) ）

6. West Asia is one of the world's hot spots, and the issue of relations between Israel and Palestine that has attracted the world's most attention has been the conflict between the two peoples over the past decades over religious issues, territorial issues, and the Jerusalem issue. Coupled with the intervention of major powers, the situation in the region is even more complicated.

7. The Iraq War began at 5:35 a.m. local time in Baghdad on March 20, 2003, at 10:35 a.m. Beijing time, and Baghdad was located in the East 3rd District lost), at which time it was 2:35 a.m. on the 20th in London.

8. Among the OPEC member states, the one currently being occupied by the US-British coalition is: Iraq

9. Between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario there is the world-famous Niagara Falls.

10. Africa is the region with the fastest population growth rate in the world, where economic backwardness, coupled with a huge population burden, has put many countries in a state of extreme poverty, therefore, Africa is also known as the "hungry continent".

11. The European country with developed tourism and the reputation of "World Park" is Switzerland. Located in the southwest of the country as both a tourist attraction and the seat of many international organizations, Geneva is an international city

12. The largest comprehensive industrial base in the United States is the Northeast Industrial Zone

13. The countries that produce the most bauxite in the world are:

14. The oviparous mammals of Australia are:

1. The countries that export the most agricultural products in the world are: (a).

a, United States B, France C, Russia D, Australia.

2. The countries with the strongest economic strength in Europe are: (c).

a, France B, United Kingdom C, Germany D, Australia.

3. Relying on science and technology and sufficient labor resources, Japan has processed imports and exported a large number of industrial products, forming an economy dominated by processing.

4. Australia's fourth largest city: Perth

5. The export of ore occupies an important position in the world, and the main industrial sectors are industry, mining, manufacturing, etc.

6. West Asia is one of the world's hot spots, and the issue of relations between Israel and Palestine that has attracted the world's greatest attention has been the conflict between the two peoples over the oil, water, and Jerusalem issues for decades. Coupled with the intervention of major powers, the situation in the region is even more complicated.

7. The Iraq War began at 5:35 a.m. local time in Baghdad on March 20, 2003, at 10:35 a.m. Beijing time, and Baghdad was located in the East 3rd District lost), at which time it was 2:35 a.m. on the 20th in London.

8. Among the OPEC member states, the one currently being occupied by the US-British coalition is: Iraq

9. Between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario there is the world-famous Niagara Falls.

10. Africa is the region with the fastest population growth rate in the world, where economic backwardness, coupled with a huge population burden, has put many countries in a state of extreme poverty, therefore, Africa is also known as the "hungry continent".

11. The European country with developed tourism and the reputation of "world park" is Switzerland, which is located in the southwest of the country, which is not only a tourist resort, but also the location of many international organizations

12. The largest comprehensive industrial base in the United States is the Northeast Industrial Zone

13. Guinea is the country that produces the most bauxite in the world

14. The oviparous mammal of Australia is the platypus

3.Advanced science and technology, labor, processing** 4Belo Horizonte 5Australia's ore exports occupy an important position in the world, steel, shipbuilding 6Water Resources Religion 7

8.Iraq 9,

10.Productivity, population growth, food.

11.Geneva, Switzerland.

12.Silicon Valley southeast of San Francisco.

13.Guinea.

14.Platypus.

**One by one, too many did not answer. Can't see clearly.

9: Question D 10 Question C 11 Question B 12 Question A 14 Question A 15 Question C 16 Question A 17 Question D 18 Question D 19 Question Select the 20 Question C with the largest scale.

1.Nature of natural science: refers to the topography, climate, mineral deposits, ocean current movement, celestial movement and other multidisciplinary related content covered by geography and physics, chemistry, engineering, geomechanics and other disciplines.

The nature of social science refers to the content of human activities and economic activities related to production relations contained in geography.

2.Based on a fixed plane, a spherical map is projected onto a flat surface, thus transforming it into a flat map.

3.The North and South Poles are the two limits prescribed by the geographical direction, and for the North Pole, with it as a reference, then any place on the Earth except the North Pole is to the south of it.

4.No, the legend is a description of the content and indicators represented by the various symbols and colors on the map in the corner or side of the map, not just simple symbols.

5.Absolute height refers to the altitude with sea level as the datum, and the relative height is the selection of a non-sea level land plane as the datum, and the distance from the datum to the highest point of the terrain is the relative height.

6.The gradient between the upper and lower levels of the contour line can be kilometers, 100 meters, 10 meters, meters, or more fine.

Steep cliffs are generally similar to cliffs that go straight up and down, and the contour lines are cut in a horizontal plane to see from top to bottom, and the contour lines of the cliffs are several overlapping together.

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