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100
a celebration
What is a festival?
100
a way to get from place to place
What is transportation?
100
a large area of flat land
What is a plain?
100
using something over again
What is recycling?
100
can protect the cities and farms that are located near water from flooding
What is a levee?
200
the study of Earth and the way people and animals live on it
What is geography?
200
has farms and open land around it
What is a rural area?
200
an area with common features, like geography
What is a region?
200
something found in nature that cannot be replaced
What is a nonrenewable resource?
200
a place to store water for drinking or watering crops
What is a reservoir?
300
where a country or state has its government
What is a capital?
300
cars, trucks, buses, and trains are examples of types of this
What is transportation?
300
water, forest, and minerals are examples of these
What is natural resources?
300
the land, water, and other things around us
What is our environment?
300
a wall across a river or stream that holds back and controls water
What is a dam?
400
where people live, work, and play
What is a community?
400
a city and communities that surround it
What is an urban area?
400
an area of large land that is raised high above the land around it
What is a plateau?
400
a natural resource found in the earth that is not a plant or an animal
What is a mineral?
400
a community of living and nonliving things
What is an ecosystem?
500
thinking about this helps people understand communities
What is geography?
500
a community near a city that has its own homes and stores
What is a suburb?
500
Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, and West
What is the country's five regions?
500
renewable and nonrenewable are two kinds of these
What is natural resources?
500
holds more freshwater than any other place on Earth
What is The Great Lakes?
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