新人教版七年级地理下册复习资料完整版_百_20150617_061525（New edition seven grade geography review _ 100 full version 2 _20150617_061525）.docVIP

新人教版七年级地理下册复习资料完整版_百061525（New edition seven grade geography review _ 100 full version 2 061525） Seven grade geography knowledge the sixth chapter 2?? we live in 1. continents - Asia? Understanding area, can be seen from the location of land and sea hemisphere latitude and longitude position? 2.? From the point of view of many Asian hemispheres in the Eastern Hemisphere from the north and south hemisphere than in the northern hemisphere. 3., north of the Arctic Ocean, east of the Pacific Ocean, south of the India ocean; the most northern 81N, the most southern 11S, the most west 26E, the most east 170W. 4 Asia is the largest in the world (1/3 in the world), the most widely cross latitudes (cross the north, north, north, and tropical), and the continent with the longest distance between the East and the west. 5.?? according to the geographical range of the Asian people are usually divided into East Asia (Japan, South Korea, Mongolia Chinese, North Korea), Southeast Asia (Burma, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia), South Asia (India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh) and West Asia (Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq), North (Russia) and Central Asia (Kazakhstan - Asias largest inland country)? 6. borders in Asia and Europe is the Ural mountains, the Ural River, the Caspian Sea, the Black Sea and the Caucasus, Turkey and North America Strait; boundary is the boundary and the Bering Strait; Africa is the Suez canal. 7 West Asia, Saudi Arabia, Bedouin, tents, large robes, nomadic life. (tropical desert climate)? 8 North Ya Dong Siberia Yakut living house dressed in fur clothing transport is dogsleds (boreal climate)? 9 lives in South Ganges RIver delta to the fishing people of Bangladesh to ship for transportation. (coastal)? 10 living in the Southeast Indonesia island of Kalimantan Dayak inhabit trees (rainforest)? 11. Asian terrain features: ups and downs, central high terrain (central plateau mountain terrain), terrain around the relatively low (around plain ter