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Landforms
Types of Communities
Parts of the Globe
Weather
Environment
100
the shape of the land
What is a landform?
100
Brentwood is an example of this.
What is a suburb?
100
The hemisphere that has North America and South America
What is the Western Hemisphere?
100
weather in Spanish
What is tiempo?
100
coal
What is a natural resource that can't be replaced?
200
a large flat land
What is a plain?
200
A place where many people live and work.
What is a city?
200
A very large body of land; there are seven of these in the world.
What is a continent?
200
precipitation, evaporation, and condensation
What is the water cycle?
200
one half of Tennessee
How much of the land in Tennessee has trees?
300
a flowing body of water
What is a river?
300
A community near a city.
What is a suburb
300
A part of a country. The United States has 50 of these, and Tennessee is an example of one.
What is a state?
300
what the air is like outside at any given time
What is weather?
300
something in nature that is not a plant or animal; limestone, coal, and aluminum are examples
What is a mineral?
400
a landform with water all around it
What is an island?
400
An area where you see a lot of tall buildings and not a lot of green spaces. It is also another name for a city.
What is an urban area?
400
the imaginary line that is halfway between the North Pole and the South Pole
What is the equator?
400
Minerals, water, trees, and good soil are examples; these things come from the environment
What is a natural resource?
500
a lowland between mountains
What is a valley?
500
An area outside of cities and suburbs. These areas have more open spaces. A farm would be in this kind of area.
What is a rural area?
500
A globe is a 3-dimensional representation of the world. A map is a 2-dimensional representation.
How is a globe different from a map?
500
The usual weather of a place over a long time.
What is climate?
500
The natural world around you; land, water, people, and animals are examples.
What is the environment?