Grade 3 · Geography
Grade 3 Maps & places worksheet
20 questions on maps & places. The answer key is a separate download.
What is on the worksheet
Which one is a continent: Europe or the Atlantic Ocean?
- the Atlantic Ocean
- Europe
On which continent is Italy?
- Asia
- Europe
- Antarctica
- South America
Which direction is opposite to west?
- east
- north
- south
You face west. You turn right, then right, then right. Each turn is a quarter turn. Which direction do you face now?
- west
- south
- east
- north
You face east. You turn left, then right, then right. Each turn is a quarter turn. Which direction do you face now?
- west
- east
- south
- north
Which one is a continent: South America or Japan?
- Japan
- South America
Maps and geographical features: which term fits this description? The part of a map explaining what its symbols mean.
- Isthmus
- Equator
- Hemisphere
- Map key
What is a book of maps called?
- a globe
- an atlas
- a dictionary
Which one is a continent: the Pacific Ocean or Africa?
- the Pacific Ocean
- Africa
Why might straight-line distance differ from walking distance?
- Walkable routes may follow roads, crossings and barriers.
- Scale always changes at every corner.
- People never turn.
- Maps cannot show any distance.
You face east. You turn right, then right, then left. Each turn is a quarter turn. Which direction do you face now?
- west
- south
- east
- north
Which one is a continent: North America or Brazil?
- North America
- Brazil
Which one is an ocean: the Indian Ocean or the Nile River?
- the Nile River
- the Indian Ocean
You face north. You turn right, then right, then right. Each turn is a quarter turn. Which direction do you face now?
- south
- west
- north
- east
Maps and geographical features: which term fits this description? A sediment deposit formed where some rivers enter a larger body of water.
- Prime meridian
- Archipelago
- Delta
- Equator
Which one is an ocean: the Sahara Desert or the Pacific Ocean?
- the Pacific Ocean
- the Sahara Desert
Maps and geographical features: which term fits this description? A line on a map joining points of equal elevation.
- Latitude
- Contour line
- Strait
- Map key
Which one is an ocean: Lake Superior or the Atlantic Ocean?
- the Atlantic Ocean
- Lake Superior
You face west. You turn right, then left, then right. Each turn is a quarter turn. Which direction do you face now?
- south
- north
- west
- east
You face east. You turn left, then left. Each turn is a quarter turn. Which direction do you face now?
- west
- south
- north
- east
Teach or revise the skill first
These short guides explain the idea with worked examples. Read one together before the worksheet, then use the sheet as practice.
- Maps and geographical features: Study guide for Grades 2 to 7: 20 key ideas, including map key, map scale and compass rose; 3 practice questions.
- Maps, keys and route choices: Study guide for Grades 3 to 7: read the key and state the objective; 2 worked examples and 4 practice questions. A map symbol has meaning defined by its legend.
- Grid maps, directions and symbols: Study guide for Grades 2 to 5: read the convention, use the legend and follow one step at a time; 2 worked examples and 4 practice questions. These tasks use north at the top, east to the right and coordinates written column then row.
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