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Grade 6 Geography practice

20 questions on maps & places, human geography. The answer key is a separate download.

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  1. On one map-grid row, move from column 6 to column 13. Each step is 6 km. How many km is the journey?

  2. A fictional district has 30420 residents over 78 km². Find its average population density in people/km².

  3. On a map, 1 cm represents 41 km. Two places are 55 cm apart on the map. What is the represented distance in km?

  4. On one map-grid row, move from column 7 to column 8. Each step is 14 km. How many km is the journey?

  5. On a map, 1 cm represents 19 km. Two places are 21 cm apart on the map. What is the represented distance in km?

  6. On one map-grid row, move from column 7 to column 14. Each step is 14 km. How many km is the journey?

  7. On one map-grid row, move from column 4 to column 12. Each step is 14 km. How many km is the journey?

  8. On a map, 1 cm represents 15 km. Two places are 67 cm apart on the map. What is the represented distance in km?

  9. A fictional district has 960 residents over 64 km². Find its average population density in people/km².

  10. A fictional district has 952 residents over 8 km². Find its average population density in people/km².

  11. On one map-grid row, move from column 4 to column 14. Each step is 6 km. How many km is the journey?

  12. On one map-grid row, move from column 5 to column 15. Each step is 5 km. How many km is the journey?

  13. On one map-grid row, move from column 3 to column 8. Each step is 7 km. How many km is the journey?

  14. On one map-grid row, move from column 9 to column 16. Each step is 12 km. How many km is the journey?

  15. A fictional district has 25480 residents over 65 km². Find its average population density in people/km².

  16. A fictional district has 15327 residents over 39 km². Find its average population density in people/km².

  17. A town changes a road layout. Why should the map’s date matter?

  18. A fictional district has 8758 residents over 58 km². Find its average population density in people/km².

  19. On one map-grid row, move from column 6 to column 16. Each step is 18 km. How many km is the journey?

  20. On one map-grid row, move from column 7 to column 10. Each step is 17 km. How many km is the journey?

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