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Unit 1 Test

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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A map grid helps you find the location of a   PLACE  
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The Equator divides the earth into these two hemispheres   NORTH and SOUTH  
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The Prime Meridian divides the earth into these two hemispheres   EAST and WEST  
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The constant movement of water from the earth's oceans, to the air, to the land and then back to the ocean   WATER CYCLE  
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The process of breaking surface rocks into gravel, sand, or soil   WEATHERING  
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The deepest and largest of the earth's oceans   PACIFIC  
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The country to the north of the United States   CANADA  
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The country to the south of the United States   MEXICO  
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The ocean to the east of the United States   ATLANTIC  
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The ocean to the west of the United States   PACIFIC  
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The customs, skills and other parts of a culture that a passed from one generation to the next.   HERITAGE  
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A highly developed culture   CIVILIZATION  
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A settlement of people from another country to a new land   COLONY  
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A scientist who studies the past by examining artifacts   ARCHAEOLOGIST  
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Plants and trees that grow in a particular area   VEGETATION  
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The type of geography that is based on plants, animals, landforms and waterways.   PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY  
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The type of geography that is based on humans and the ways they live and interact   HUMAN GEOGRAPHY  
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Imaginary lines that measure distance north and south of the Equator   LATITUDE  
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Imaginary lines that measure distance east and west of the Prime Meridian   LONGITUDE  
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Chemicals that farmers use to kill insects   PESTICIDES  
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Farmers who grow only enough food to feed themselves   SUBSITANCE FARMERS  
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Things that come from nature that people use to meet their needs   NATURAL RESOURCES  
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The movement of people from rural areas into urban areas   URBANIZATION  
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The careful and planned use of the earth's resources so they are not wasted   CONSERVATION  
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An imaginary line that the earth rotates on   AXIS  
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A lack of food   FAMINE  
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World areas that share common characteristics   REGIONS  
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Predictable temperature and precipitation over a long period of time   CLIMATE  
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Layers of soil that remain frozen all year round   PERMAFROST  
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The type of water found in the world's oceans   SALT  
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Climate effect caused by people that scientists feel will raise the earth's temperature   GREENHOUSE EFFECT  
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The way of life of a group of people who share similar beliefs and customs   CULTURE  
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Areas along the Equator to about 23 1/2 degrees north and 23 1/2 degrees south   TROPICS  
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Powerful forces produced by movements along faults inside the earth   EARTHQUAKES  
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The day of the year with the most hours of sunlight and fewest hours of darkness   SUMMER SOLSTICE  
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The very hot center of the earth   CORE  
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Rocks and soil deposited at the mouth of a river form a   DELTA  
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A river that flows into another larger river is called   TRIBUTARY  
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A narrow strip of land that connects to larger bodies of land   ISTHMUS  
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Water or wind that picks up soil and carries it from one place to another   EROSION  
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The day of the year with the fewest hours of sunlight and the most hours of darkness   WINTER SOLSTICE  
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