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Wind is an example of this.
Weather
A resource that can be used over and over again.
Renewable
The study of weather and its causes
Meteorology
The seven largest bodies of land are called??
Continents.
What is Geography?
the study of places and the relationships between people and their environments.
A resource that can only be used once - for example oil or coal.
Non - renewable
What is a high, flat area of land?
plateau
A model of the earth that is circular is called a?
Globe
A line that separates two countries or states from one another is called a?
border
Imaginary lines on Earth that run between the North and South Poles.
lines of longitude
These are natural things that we use to meet our needs and wants.
Natural resources.
Harmful substances produced by human activity which spoils the land, water or air.
Pollution
What is smaller body of salt water that is partially enclosed by land?
Sea
What are continents made up of?
countries
A place's ___________________ is all the human and physical features that make it unique.
landscape
A place where humans live and work.
A settlement
A landform where water flows over a steep drop and falls to the land below.
Waterfall
A map-maker would fall under this branch of geography.
Cartography
Which is the SECOND largest continent?
Africa
Used to measure temperature, latitude, and longitude
Degrees
A forest is an example of this.
Vegetation
The activity of managing and protecting the physical environment.
Conservation
The three levels of Geography used to look at the world
Local, Regional, Global
0 degrees latitude line is called....
Equator
A field that studies people and the relationships among them.
social science