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100

What state is at 45N and 125o W? 

Oregon 

100

What ocean is west of South America?

Pacific Ocean

100

What is the capital of California? 

Sacramento 

100

A sphere that is a model of Earth is called a _____. 

Globe
100

What does "pledge" mean? 

A promise 

200

The prime meridian splits the world into what two hemispheres? 

Eastern and Western 

200

What great lakes border US and Canada?

Superior, Huron, Erie, and Ontario 

200

What state has the longest Atlantic ocean coastline?

Florida

200

How many connents does Earth have?

7

200

What are two ways you can find the volume of a rectangular prism? 

base area x layers  

length x width x height 

300

What ocean is west of Australia? 

Indian Ocean

300

What is the longest river in the US?

Missouri River

300

What is the smallest state in the US?

Rhode Island

300

What three factors did we read about that affected where people settle? 

Physical features, climate, and vegetation. 
300

What did Summer want to be for Halloween? 

A unicorn 

400

What three continents do the prime meridian pass through?

Europe, Africa, and Antarctica

400

What do you call the rather flat area between two mountains?

Valley

400

What is average temperature for Boston? 

59oF

400

Almost 3/4 of the earth is covered in ____. 

Water

400

Alligators can live up to how many years? 

80

500

What state is 35°N and 120°W?

California

500

What physical feature is at 25°N, 90°W?

Gulf of Mexico

500

Do more people live in New York, New York or Los Angeles, California? 

New York, New York

500

T/F climate is a natural resource

False, natural resources include water, minerals, and trees. 

500

What was the first food eaten in space by an American astronaut? 

Applesauce 

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