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Mixed Up
100
a natural feature on Earth's surface
What is a landform?
100
an area that gets very little rain
What is a desert?
100
the condition of the air at a certain time and place
What is weather?
100
a resource that can be replaced
What is a renewable resource?
100
a map that gives more information about places that are too large, too small, or too far away to be shown on the main map
What is an inset map?
200
a large area of mostly flat land that is often covered with grass
What is a plain?
200
a large, flat, raised area land
What is a plateau?
200
the weather of a place averaged over a long period of time
What is climate?
200
a resource that cannot be replaced because there is a limited amount
What is a nonrenewable resource?
200
The Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, and West
What are the 5 regions in the United States?
300
a very high landform, often with steep sides
What is a mountain?
300
a landform found in the Northeast
What is the Appalachian Mountains?
300
a climate that is usually very warm all year long
What is a tropical climate?
300
people who make products or provide services
What are human resources?
300
Elevation, the distance from the equator, and the distance from a large body of water
What are the factors that affect climate of an area?
400
a deep valley with steep, rocky walls
What is a canyon?
400
a landform found in the Southwest
What is the Grand Canyon?
400
a climate that is usually very cold all year long
What is a polar climate?
400
to use resources carefully
What is conserve?
400
a valuable resource in the West
What are trees?
500
a line or natural feature that divides one area from another or one state from another
What is a boundary?
500
a landform found in the West
What is Death Valley or Mt. McKinley?
500
moderate in temperature, neither very cold nor very hot
What is temperate climate?
500
using the soil to raise crops or animals
What is agriculture?
500
a major resource in the Southwest region
What is oil, cotton, or natural gas?