QUESTIONS!!!

Today in human geography class with Mr. Schick we went around the classroom as he picked on us and we made up one question in which he may or may not put on the test. I was one of the firs people up and as you would expect,i couldn't come up with one on the spot. So there I go, searching up questions in association to what we are learning about in his class. I found a couple of good ones, but the main one that came across my mind was the big idea of culture and the three minor ideas associated with them. For example, social bonds is one of the three reasons. I also was waited on for. solid 2 minutes, everyone staring at me for no reason, expecting an answer from me.

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