Primary 1–2 Geography practice test

14 questions + 2 written tasks. Answers show as soon as each question is answered.

For parents/guardians: sit with your child, read each question aloud if it helps, and talk about the answer when it appears. Written answers are checked against a model answer: decide together whether your child got it.

0 of 14 answered

1. Your house number and street name together are called your ...
2. People who live in cities are called ... dwellers.
3. Where are huts and mud houses mostly found?
4. A building or feature that helps you know where you are is called a ...
5. A route is ...
6. The place where the land meets the sea is called the ...
7. A piece of land with water all around it is called ...
8. Which is the largest island in the world?
9. An area of water with land all around it is called a ...
10. Features can be physical or ...
11. Which of these is a human feature?
12. How can people travel from an island to the mainland?
13. People visit the seaside for all of these reasons except ...
14. Draw a simple map of your route from home to school. Add a key with three symbols.

Written tasks

Not part of the score above. Write your answer here or on paper, then a parent or teacher can mark it with the marking guide.

1. Name five continents of the world and four rivers in Africa.
2. Keep a five-day weather diary. Each day, draw and write the weather (sunny, rainy, windy, cloudy) and say how it affected what you did.

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