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100

What were the three rivers in the Garden of Eden?

Tigris, Gihon, Euphrates

100

Rather than indicating points on a map by referring to feet, mapmakers use

degrees

100

Which country won the Seven Years' War?

Britain

100

What enabled large ships to travel the St. Lawrence Seaway to the Great Lakes?

locks

100

What is the central portion of New York where thin lakes extend from the north to the south?

Finger Lakes

200

In the book, how are the four rivers that flow from the Garden of Eden described?

highways

200

What can be used to find the exact geographic location of a ship?

geographic grids

200

Nunavut is a territory set aside for

Inuit

200

What is an important industry in the Canadian Shield?

mining

200

Which Pennsylvania city is the home of the world's largest chocolate factory?

Hershey

300

The basic tool of geography is a

map

300

Any method used to show the earth's round surface on a flat map is called a

map projection

300

A high-latitude evergreen forest is a(n)

taiga

300

What mountain ranges lie in the New England uplands?

Berkshire Hills

300

Which Pennsylvania city became famous because of its steel mills?

Pittsburgh

400

Detailed land features- such as mountains, hills, elevations, rivers, and swamps- are referred to as

topography

400

The main problem with any flat map is

distortion

400

The area of hard rock and poor soil that surrounds the Hudson Bay is

the Canadian Shield

400

Which colony was founded by Roger Williams?

Rhode Island

400

The line of barrier islands along the coast of North Carolina is the

Outer Banks

500

The art of mapmaking is called

cartography

500

A typical globe is covered by twelve strips of paper called

gores

500

An archipelago is a

group of islands

500

A sprawling urban area made up of many different cities is a

megalopolis

500

The areas of swamps and slow-moving streams and rivers in Louisiana are

bayous

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