Vocabulary
Vocabulary continued
Recall information
Reading a map
100
Iron and Gold are natural resources called this.
minerals
100
Mountains and plains are examples of this
landforms
100
Why do people often settle near rivers or in valleys.
Rivers provide food, water, and transportation. Valleys provide water, good soil, and protection from weather.
100
Which city is on higher ground, Seattle or Spokane?
Spokane
200
What is the name of a place with a very dry climate.
Desert
200
Roads and farms are example of this
human features
200
Why do people build and change the land?
People build and change land to create places for shelters, work, recreation, and travel.
200
On what type of landform is the capital of Washington located?
Coastal Plain
300
Oil, coal, and wood are natural resources call this.
Fuels
300
If there were no bridges, highways, or railroad tracks it would be hard for people to do what?
it would be hard for people and goods to move from one place to another.
300
Buildings, farms, mines, roads, and statues are all examples of this
human features
300
Which city is on a plateau?
Moses Lake
400
Landforms are this.
kinds of lands
400
Why do we build farms
To provide food
400
What can you tell about the climate of Alaska by looking at this picture
Looking at the picture I can tell that the climate is cold and snowy. People have to dress warmly to protect themselves from the cold.
400
Is Newhalem located in hills or in Mountains?
Mountains
500
What is the name for a protected place with deep water that allows ships to come close to the shore.
Harbor
500
What adaptations do people who live in cold climates make?
use fuels to get energy for heat, wear thick warm clothing when outside.
500
Name the 4 main landforms.
plateaus, mountains, plains, valleys,
500
How many land forms can be viewed on this map?
4