Studying for The Geography Bee

[SnoopSean]

I need help.
At school we have this thing that tests our nerdiness on Geography. So far I haven't even studied. But it's getting to that point where my nerdiness comes to an end. So I need some suggestions on how to study for such an event. (I'm taking this super extra serious, so cleansweeping the google maps is ok i guess.) But anyways. Thanks everyone! Standard National Geographic Rules Apply (I think)

 

[Dzbs]

Check out a book about typical facts of the world, from the library. That's what I did when I had to participate in a Geo Bee.

 

[SonicSplit]

Oh my god,my school is not the only one.I didn't make it though but I got close. Probably would refuse anyway since I all ready have math things to worry about.

 

[Nitro]

I just play lots of those educational geography games...

 

[LegendaryUs]

I got to the semi finals round, and tied for 3rd with 4 other people. When we did the tie breaker I got 2nd.

 

[Patrified]

There are apps on the App Store and Google Play that you can get where you can match countries to places and such. Just an idea

 

[Col_StaR]

Want to know how I'm so good with my geography? My interest in military history.

Seriously! Someone's gone to war with someone else, and so keeping track of warring countries, theater movements, and important battle sites all require a good grasp of geography. If you know every campaign of WW2 alone, you'll get to know nearly all of Europe, Northern Africa, and Asia. I like to think about it as giving geography a historical context (with combat and explosions).