Final Exam Review II & III
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| part of a large body of water tha extends into the shorline | Bay
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| wide strait or waterway between two landmasses that lie close to each other | Channel
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| usual predictable pattern of weather over a long period of time | Climate
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| moving streams of water in the world's oceans; affects climate | Current
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| long periods of extreme dryness and water shortage | Drought
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| height above sea level | Elevation
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| individual features of land | Landform
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| part of a large body of water that enstends inland; larger than a bay | Gulf
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| a sheltered place along a shoreline where ships can anchor safely | Harbor
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| violent tropical storm with high winds and heavy rainfall | Hurricane
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| land completely surrounded by water | Island
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| a sizeable inland body of water | Lake
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| cold climate lies from 60 degrees north to the North Pole and 60 degrees south to the South Pole | High-Latitude Climate
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| cool or cold climate that varies with elevation(like high up in the mountains) | Highland Climate
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| warm year round extends from the equator to the Tropic of Cancer (23 1/2 degrees north) and from the equator to the Tropic of Capricorn | Tropical Climate
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| temperature climate extend from 231/3 degrees south to 60 degrees south | Mid-Latitude Climate
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| movements of air that travel around earth in a typical pattern | Prevailing Wind
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| Caused by the combination of temperature wind and water formed when cold winds from the North are weak. Ocean gets warmer. Occurs Every 3 years | El Nino
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| eastern winds become strong and the opposite of El Nino occurs Pacific Ocean gets cooler | La Nina
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| dry to partially dry areas with little to no rain; temperatures can range from very cold to very hot | Dry Climate
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| name for a hurricane in Asia | Typhoon
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| funnel shaped windstorm; sometimes forms during a thunderstorm | Tornado
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| low latitude region between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn | Tropics
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| land with steep sides that rise sharply from surrounding land | Mountain
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| a series of connected mountains | Mountain Range
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| seasonal winds that blows over a continent for a long period of time | Monsoon
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| unpredictable changes in the air that takes place in a short period of time | Weather
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| body of land jutting out into a lake or an ocean surrounded on three sides of water | Peninsula
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| area of low land at low elevation; covered with grass | Plain
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| flat or rolling land at high elevation usually 300-3,000 feet high | Plateau
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| characteristics of a place naturally occuring like landforms, climates, resources | Physical Features
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