Water
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Landforms
Continental Drift
Climates
100

this body of water is the largest freshwater lake in the US. 

what is Lake Superior 

100

These lines run horizontally from East to West. 

What are lines of Latitude. 

100

This landform is characterized by flat tops and steep sides. 

what are Mesa's.

100

This continent is both the largest and the most populated. 

What is Asia?

100
Wind patterns, ocean currents, and the temperature and humidity of the air are all important factors that influince this. 

What is climate? 

200

This ocean is the largest and deepest out of the world's ocean. 

What is, The Pacific Ocean. 

200

This line is not a dating site, but instead one that divides time zones. 

What is the International Date Line. 

200

The thin strip of land that connects two bigger landforms. (Rhymes with Christmas)

what is an Isthmus.

200

This hemisphere is North of the Equator

What is the Northern Hemisphere?

200
Caused by a transfer of hot air and cold air, as well as the earth's rotation, are common causes of these patterns. 

What are wind patterns? 

300

This type of body of water is not naturally forming, but happens when a dam is built. 

What is a reservoir. 

300

This term means the location of a place revealed by reading the intercepting lines of longitude and latitude. 

what are coordinates.


300

This type of land juts out into the ocean. 

What are Peninsulas

300

The Great Meridian divides these two hemispheres. 

What are the Eastern and Western Hemispheres?

300

Named by 18th century sailors, these weather patterns would flow from East to West allowing them to sail from Europe to the Americas. 

What are the Trade Winds? 

400

The Dead Sea, the Caspian Sea, and the Aral Sea are not seas at all, but this type of lake. 

What are saltwater lakes? 

400

the imaginary line that divides the Northern and Southern Hemisphere. 

The Equator. 

400

This type of land commonly lives between two or more mountains. 

what are valleys. 

400

This Hemisphere has continents like South America and is bellow the Equator. 

What is the Southern Hemisphere?

400

These great rotating storms often rage through states like Florida, as a result of the tropical currents of the Atlantic. 

What are Hurricanes? 

500

The cycle by which water flows out to the oceans, evaporates, and rains back onto the land. 

What is the hydrological cycle. 

500

These lines run up and down, North and South. 

Lines of Longitude. 

500

This type of landform is usually flat, and usually has canyons. 

What are plains? 

500

Seven large landmasses that most countries are living in. 

What are the Continents? 

500

Sailors like Matthew Maury would use glass bottles to measure the speed of these types of currents. 

What are Ocean Currents?
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