Regions
Landforms
Climate
Resources
Vocabulary
100
An area that shares similar characteristics.
What is a region?
100
A natural feature on the Earth's surface.
What is a landform?
100
The two major factors for climate.
What is temperature and precipitation?
100
Something found in the environment that people can use.
What is a natural resource?
100
Means to use something again.
What is recycle?
200
The number of regions in the USA.
What is 5?
200
A large, flat raised area of land.
What is a plateau?
200
An area that is very warm all year long. These climates are found in Hawaii and parts of Florida.
What is a tropical climate?
200
This type of resource can be replaced like trees, soil, and water.
What is renewable resources?
200
A line or natural feature that divides one area from another.
What is a boundary?
300
A region with only 4 states.
What is the Southwest?
300
The mountain range in the Northeast region.
What is the Appalachian mountains?
300
The moisture in the air.
What is humidity?
300
People who make products or provide services.
What are human resources?
300
Amount of rain or snow that falls.
What is precipitation?
400
The region we live in.
What is the Midwest?
400
The region with extremes, the highest and the lowest landforms.
What is the West?
400
The coldest climate found only in a small part of Alaska.
What is a polar climate?
400
This region's major natural resources are oil and natural gas.
What is the Southwest region?
400
A form of business.
What is industry?
500
US Regions that border Mexico.
What is the West and Southwest?
500
This region has flat, grassy plains and large areas of forest.
What is the Midwest?
500
Climate areas in the US that are neither very hot or very cold. The Midwest has this climate.
What is a temperate climate?
500
This industry is important to all of the regions. It means making products to sell.
What is manufacturing?
500
Tells how high a place is above sea level.
What is elevation?
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