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Geography
In geography, what you memorise is places, benchmark figures, definitions and case-study examples. Lumi asks them back as gap questions, while the map work and the reasoning stay with you.
How to turn this subject into cards
Make one note per concept or territory, with a short definition, a precise example and a figure or a name as a benchmark. Lumi quizzes definitions, rivers, landforms, regions, cities and the case studies you must cite. The typical trap is knowing the vocabulary without being able to place it on a map or in a sketch. Redraw the map from memory after each session and compare. Lumi fixes the content you draw on in your essay. Spreading revision out helps you remember longer than rereading everything the night before (Cepeda et al., 2006).
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Geography · teach this card to Lumi
The equator lies at zero degrees of latitude. The Prime Meridian passes through Greenwich. The Amazon carries more water than any other river. Mount Everest is the highest mountain above sea level.
Lumi’s question
The _____ lies at zero degrees of latitude.
Pick the missing word
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Give Lumi your geography notes, it gives them back as questions at the right moment.