Vocabulary
Maps
Population/Map skills
Natural disasters
Location
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What is a refugee?

A person forced to leave their country

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What is a topographic map?

a topographic map is a map used to show elevation?

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What is a sparse population?

A low and spread out population

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What is a earthquake?

Movement of the earth crust causing a violent shaking of the earth's surface

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What is relative location?

The position of something related to another place


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What is chain migration?

When one person move to a new area and then helps their friends and family to move.

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What's a political map?

A political map is a map that show its countries borders

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What is a dense population?

A high and compact population


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What is a tornado?

A circle of big wind force

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What is absolute location?

Absolute coordinates is the exact coordinates of an object, place or person

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What is a slave?

People who are forced to work for others

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What's a physical map?

A physical map is a map that shows rivers, mountains, lakes, and more.


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What are the four main cardinal directions?

North, East, South, West

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What's a Tsunami

Big water waves caused by displacement of water


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What is a example of relative location?

Ex: The library is across the street from the park

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What is a push factor?

Reasons for people to migrate from their country because of war, poverty, etc

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What is a climate map?

 A climate map is a map that shows specific weather patterns in a area

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What are the list of symbol on the side of map called?

A key

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What's a forest fire?

A fire that runs across the forest most commonly caused by lightning and volcanic eruptions

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What is a example of absolute location?

Ex: 21° N , 95° E is the location on Myanmar

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What is a pull factor?

Reasons people move to a new country or area, like better opportunities, safer lifestyle, etc

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What's a population map?

A population map is a map that shows the number of people living in a specific area

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What are the two imaginary lines on maps called that goes form North to South, and East to West?

Longitude and Latitude

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What's a sinkhole?

A hole in the ground caused by the collapse of the earth's surface


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Which would be better to describe a mall to your friends, relative or absolute location, and why?

Relative location because it provides context and doesn't need complex and exact coordinates.