Landforms
Weather
Resources
Regions
Maps
100
A hill where the top is flat and not rounded.
Mesa
100
the amount of rain or snow that falls there
Precipitation
100
something in the environment that people can use
Natural Resource
100
a dry area that gets little rain
Desert
100
a line drawn around Earth halfway between the North Pole and the South Pole. It divides Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemisphere.
Equator
200
a deep narrow valley with steep, rocky sides
Canyon
200
how hot or cold a place is
Temperature
200
any person and their particular abilities and skills
human resource
200
how high the land is above sea level
Elevation
200
a line drawn from the North Pole to the South Pole that passes through Europe and Africa.
Prime Meridian
300
formed from the dirt and silt that settle after a river has overflowed
Flood Plain
300
the pattern of weather in a place over a period of time
Climate
300
human-made things that we use to grow or make other things
capital resources
300
a line that divides on area or state from another
Boundary
300
The equator and the prime meridian divide Earth into halves called what?
hemispheres
400
large, flat, raised areas of land
Plateau
400
the amount of water in the air
Humidity
400
Give 2 examples of a natural resource
air, water, animals, oil, trees, rocks
400
This is the nation's largest region. There are forests, rich soil for farming, and a long coast. It landforms include plains and mountains.
The West Region
400
a symbol that shows directions on a map
compass rose
500
a natural feature of Earth's surface
landform
500
the condition of the air at a certain time and place
Weather
500
Give 2 examples of a human resource
teacher, construction worker, farmer, doctor
500
What is the average winter temperature in the northwest region?
Cold-Very Cold
500
a small drawing, line, or color that stands for something else
symbol
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