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七年级下地理复习资料（Geography review materials under Grade Seven） Grade seven geography book review points The first chapter understanding of continents 1.1 in Asia and Europe Asia and Europa: Asia: Oriental Sunrise to sunset to Western Europa: Part of the continent of Asia and Europe together, the synthesis of the Eurasian continent. East Asia, South and North Pacific Ocean, India ocean, the Arctic Ocean, West connected with Europe, Africa and southwest to the east across the Bering Strait and across North america. In Asia, an area of about 44 million square kilometers, is the largest continent in the world. Europe, North West, South three, the Atlantic on the verge of the Arctic Ocean, the Mediterranean, East Africa and South Asia and connected across. The plateau mountainous terrain in Asia: three characteristics: 1. topographic plateau, the main mountain, average elevation; 2. ground of ups and downs, the level of disparity. 3. is high in the middle and low around. Terrain difference: Asia Europe Average elevation of the worlds lowest continents Relatively high on the ground of ups and downs, the level of disparity is small The main terrain of plateau, mountains and plains The terrain distribution in the surrounding plains mountain high, mainly on both sides of the north and South The complexity and diversity of the Asian climate: diversity: continental monsoon characteristics significantly; the most powerful, the most typical and most widely influence scope. Many rivers in Asia: River source in the central plateau mountainous terrain, along the radial to the surrounding sea; In the flow area With the population of countries in Asia: Asia is the worlds most populous continent, in 2000 the total population of 3 billion 672 million, accounting for about 60% of the total population of the world. A population of more than 100 million countries in the world, mostly in Asia 1.2 Africa The country with the largest number of continents: Africa is the sun hot. In the eastern hemi