Land
Water
Maps
Seasons
Climates
100

Rugged land that rises higher than 2,000 ft

Mountain

100

Steep drop of water from a high to a low place

Waterfall

100

Imaginary lines going horizontal across the earth

(they determine seasons)

Lines of Latitude

100

12 hours of day and night in the Spring

Spring or Vernal Equinox

100

Type of climate near the poles

Polar

200

Extremely dry area with few plants

Desert

200

Largest body of salty water

Ocean

200

Imaginary lines going vertical from pole to pole going longways.

Lines of Longitude

200

Longest day of the year. Start of the summer season.

Summer solstice

200

Type of climate between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn

Tropics

300

Narrow piece of land connecting two larger land areas

Ishmus

300

Inland body of water

Lake

300

Line of latitude in the middle of the earth

(determines north and south hemispheres)

The Equator

300

12 hours of day and night in the Fall.

Fall or Autumnal Equinox

300

Type of climate that has four seasons. It is our climate.

Temperate

400

Area of land surrounded by water

Island

400

Natural flow of water running through the land

River

400

Imaginary line going vertical from pole to pole

Determines east and west hemipsheres)

Hint:P.M.

Prime Meridian

400

Longest night of the year. Start of the winter season.

Winter solstice

400

Type of climate in deserts

Dry

500

Deep narrow valley woith steep walls

Canyon

500

Body of saltwater smaller than an ocean

Sea

500

Large land masses (seven of them)

Continents

500

If it is Autumn in the United States, what season is it in Australia?

Spring

500

Type of climate in mountains and high elevations

Highland

600

High steep face of rock or earth

Bluff

600

Large part of the ocean that extends into land

Gulf

600

Largest continent in the world

Asia

600

Ocean on the west coast of the United States

Pacific

600

Largest rainforest in the world

Amazon

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