Climate
This type of Climate is the coldest in the world and is only found in the North and South Pole.
What is Ice Cap?
This theme studies how communities cooperate and exist in their physical society.
What is Human-Environment Interaction?
These lines run North and South, but measure distances from East to West on the globe.
What are Lines of Longitude.
This type of energy is cleaner than fossil fuels and produces electricity from waterpower.
What is Hydroelectric Energy?
Only 2.5% of the water on Earth would be considered this.
What is Fresh?
This type of climate boarders deserts and has low levels of vegetation and animal life because of the dryness.
What is Steepe?
This study of geography seeks to understand why and how the landforms of today are created and have existed throughout time.
What is Physical Geography?
The A in TODALS stands for..... And what does it tell you about a map?
What is Author? It tells you who created the map!
By doing this in our everyday lives, we can save precious resources that we find valuable and important.
What is recycling?
This layer of the Earth's core is extremely hot and primarily made of liquid nickel and iron.
What is the Outer Core?
This type of climate can be found in areas with dense forest like those seen in Twilight. (Huha huha HUHA HUHA HUHAAAAA)
What is Marine West Coast?
This is the study of how people live their daily lives. It is a look at the past and present to help produce a positive future.
What is Social Science?
This technological advancement has allowed geographers to create the most accurate maps of the world.
What are Satellites?
Humans have gained a dependence on Fossil Fuels because they are.....
What is Reliable?
When rocks are broken down into smaller pieces it is known as....
What is Sediment?
This type of climate is the closest to the equator and receives rain year-round.
What is Humid Tropical?
In this theme of geography, geographers can study the world in Local, Territorial, and Global levels.
What is Regional Geography?
What are Lines of Latitude?
Formed out of the remains of ancient plants and animals, these are non-renewable sources of energy.
What are fossil fuels?
This layer of the Earth is where all living animals and plants live.
What is the Earth's Crust?
This type of climate has multiple types of climates within it. The higher in altitude, the colder it gets.
What is Highland Climate?
This element of geography describes the process and patterns of Human Settlement.
What is Human Systems?
Which Geographer tool is the most accurate to display the world?
What is a globe?
The energy source can be considered both Renewable and Non-renewable because of the possible harmful effects it can have on the environment.
What is Nuclear Energy?
This explains why we have landforms such as volcanoes that overflow with lava or earthquakes that shake locations around the world.
What is the Theory of Plate Tectonics?