Vocab 1
Vocab 2
Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
100
a half of the globe
Hemisphere
100
Established pattern of weather
Climate
100
Which two hemispheres in Indiana located in?
The Northern and Western
100
Name one of Indiana's renewable resources
trees, water
100
What kind of climate does Indiana have?
A temperate climate, which means our weather changes with the four seasons.
200
An animal's natural home
Habitat
200
To make unclean
Pollute
200
Which continent is Indiana located in?
North America
200
Name two of Indiana's nonrenewable resources
Natural gas, coal, oil, limestone
200
What is natural vegetation?
It is vegetation that grows naturally, without help from people.
300
A moving mass of ice
Glacier
300
Imaginary line around Earth halfway between the two poles
Equator
300
Name two of Indiana's three regions
Great Lakes Plain, Tipton Till Plain, Southern Hills and Lowlands
300
Why are forests one of nature's most valuable resources?
They provide shelter for animals, they help keep soil in place, they clean the air, they provide wood for building, fuel, and paper
300
What is cultivated vegetation?
It is vegetation that is planted and cared for by people to help it grow.
400
Not extreme
Temperate
400
The protecting of natural resources by using them wisely
Conservation
400
What are some of the waterways that are found in Indiana?
Lakes, rivers, and streams
400
What is John Chapman known for?
For being Johnny Appleseed
400
Name two of Indiana's most popular cultivated vegetation.
Corn, soybeans, wheat
500
Useful material found in nature
Natural resource
500
The wearing away of soil or stone
Erosion
500
What is Indiana's largest lake?
Lake Wawasee
500
Why is it important to conserve our resources?
So that we don't use them all up and run out of them.
500
What is the most common farm animal found in Indiana?
Hogs
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