geography Crossword Puzzles
Geography Crossword 2014-11-16
Across
- A place with a moderate oceanic climate with typically dry summer months; the rest of the year is rainy
- The degree to which the climate of a region typifies that of the interior of a large landmass
- Region between the North Pole
- Slowly moving mass of ice originating from an accumulation of snow
- star A bright star that can be seen in the northern part of the sky almost exactly above the North Pole
- Imaginary line on Earth's surface, dividing Earth into Northern and Southern Hemisphere
- Exretemely moist region with dense vegetation, typically located in the tropics
- Located in the interior of a country or region away from a sea or border
- Landscape form or region that receives very little precipitation
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- An acronym; reasons why there are different climates in the world
- wind A wind from the direction that is predominant at a particular place or season
- What you can expect the weather to be like over a long period of time
- Any type of water that forms in the Earth's atmosphere and then drops onto the surface of the Earth
- The height of an object or point in relation to sea level or ground level
- Amount of sun received at Earth's surface
- currents Continuous, directed movement of seawater; can be warm or cool
- Each of the four divisions of the year
- Connected with the sea; living or found in or near the sea
- What is happening day-to-day; what is happening at any moment
- pressure The weight of the atmosphere at the Earth's surface
20 Clues: Region between the North Pole • Each of the four divisions of the year • Amount of sun received at Earth's surface • Connected with the sea; living or found in or near the sea • What is happening day-to-day; what is happening at any moment • pressure The weight of the atmosphere at the Earth's surface • ...
Geography review 2014-03-08
Across
- a pointed piece of land that projects from a coastline
- Rocky wasteland that has been carved by erosion into intricate and fantastic shapes
- A deep, narrow valley with steep rocky sides
- A large inlet of ocean or sea that is partially surrounded by land
- A shallow underwater plain that is the real outer edge of a continent
- A small area of sea or lake partly enclosed by dry land
- A long, narrow inlet of the sea between tall, rocky cliffs
- A hollow underground chamber
- A very dry and desolate land that receives little or no rainfall
- A bold line of high, steep cliffs
- A stretch of stream or river where the fast moving current crashes against the rocks and boulders in its path
- A hot, humid tropical rainforest
- A low, spongy wetland covered with thick, healthy growths of tall grasses and reeds
- A small, narrow, rocky ravine
- A broad region of flat or gently rolling, treeless land
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- A mound or ridge of loose sand shaped by blowing winds
- One of the seven great masses of land on Earth
- A rugged upthrust mass of rock that looms high above the surrounding land
- A bend in the winding, looping course of many lowland rivers
- A sheer, steep face of rock or earth
- A vast open plain covered with natural or planted grass
- The area where a river originates and begins its journey to the sea
- A region thickly covered with trees and abundant underbrush
- A shallow place in a stream where people and animals can safely wade from one bank to the other
- an isolated, rocky hill or mountain with a small flat top
- A large highland plain that rises sharply above the surrounding land
- A narrow strip that narrowly separates two large bodies of water
- The place where a stream flows into a larger body of water
- A fan-shaped deposit of mud and sand, often green with vegetation
29 Clues: A hollow underground chamber • A small, narrow, rocky ravine • A hot, humid tropical rainforest • A bold line of high, steep cliffs • A sheer, steep face of rock or earth • A deep, narrow valley with steep rocky sides • One of the seven great masses of land on Earth • A mound or ridge of loose sand shaped by blowing winds • ...
Geography Review 2014-06-12
Across
- energy thermal energy generated and stored in the Earth
- rocks that are crystalline solids which form directly from the cooling of magma
- the process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, especially at a school or university
- a cooler climate
- the opposite of intensive energy
- a type of energy
- rate the number of deaths per thousand of population per year
- the total mass of organisms in a given area or volume
- coming to live permanently in a foreign country
- water try to avoid drinking out of this
- a type of rock that’s formed by the deposition of material at the Earth's surface and within bodies of water
- cultural diversity and the demographic make-up of a specific place
- any rock can become a this type of rock
- a warmer climate
- the study of statistics such as births, deaths, income, or the incidence of disease, which illustrate the changing structure of human populations
- the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock (a type of industry)
- latitude, ocean currents, wind and atmosphere elevation near water
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- a type of plate boundaries
- immigrants that come to Canada for freedom
- a mode of transportation (car)
- imaginary line that run from North to South on a map
- type of map that shows human-created features such as boundaries, cities, highways, roads, and railroads
- a type of eco zone (Arctic ________)
- system that defines different parts of the environment with similar geography, vegetation and animal life
- is used to show the relationship between a distance on a map and the actual distance on earth
- imaginary line that runs from East to West on a map
- every child has one, the same one as their parents Name / what a person is called
- a type of energy
- systems
- the main reason why Canada uses so much energy
- making something on a large scale using machinery (a type of industry)
- Systems
- care one declaration of rights for a child that is handicapped
- a natural resource we need to survive
- every child should be _____
- a mode of transportation (ship)
- is the act of leaving one's country or region with the intent to settle permanently in another.
- a mode of transportation (Airplane)
- a thick subsurface layer of soil that remains frozen throughout the year, occurring chiefly in Polar Regions
- Systems
- rate the number of live births per thousand of population per year
41 Clues: systems • Systems • Systems • a cooler climate • a type of energy • a type of energy • a warmer climate • a type of plate boundaries • every child should be _____ • a mode of transportation (car) • a mode of transportation (ship) • the opposite of intensive energy • a mode of transportation (Airplane) • a type of eco zone (Arctic ________) • a natural resource we need to survive • ...
Geography Terms 2016-01-11
Across
- A Lagos natural stream of flowing in a channel to the sea, a lake, or another body of water
- A steep faced edge of a sea
- A isolated hill with steep sides and a flat bottom
- A land form formed of sediment carried by a river as the flow leaves its mouth
- A cascade of water falling from a height
- A narrow passage of water connecting two seas or two bodies of water
- A area of low-lying land that is flooded from glaciers then carried out to sea
- A length of water wider than a strait, joining two larger areas of water especially two seas
- A area of land almost completely surrounded by water
- A lone, deep, narrow inlet of the sea between high cliffs, typically formed by a ice sheet of a glacially valley
- A low area of land between hills and mountains typically with a river of stream flowing through it
- A large floating mass of ice detached from a glacier
- A large sea or ocean inlet that is bright and wider than a fjord
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- An extend mass of ice formed from snow falling and accumulating over the years and moving very slowly
- A large area of land covered by trees, bushes, and vegetation
- A natural elevation of earths surface, smaller than a mountain
- A vast, nearly level, treeless plain
- A headline or a promontory of a large size extending into a body of water
- A group of islands, a sea of stretch of water containing many islands
- A area of shallow water separated from the sea by land dunes
- A narrow strip of land with sea on either side forming a link between two larger areas of land
- A ring-shaped reef or a chain of islands formed by coral
- A sand hill ridge formed by the wind usually in a desert region
- A deep valley with steep sides, often with a stream flowing through the it
- An artificial waterway constructed to allow boats and ships to pass
25 Clues: A steep faced edge of a sea • A vast, nearly level, treeless plain • A cascade of water falling from a height • A isolated hill with steep sides and a flat bottom • A area of land almost completely surrounded by water • A large floating mass of ice detached from a glacier • A ring-shaped reef or a chain of islands formed by coral • ...
Geography Terms 2016-01-11
Across
- a dense growth of trees and underbrush that covers a large area
- a portion of an ocean or sea partly enclosed by land
- a wild land overgrown with dense vegetation- usually found in tropical places
- an expanse of sand or pebbles along a shoreline
- a narrow passage of water connecting two larger bodies of water
- a area of low land between hills or mountains
- extended mass of ice formed from snow that accumulated over the years
- a strip in between two land masses
- a body of fresh or salt water, surrounded by land
- a stream that flows into a larger stream
- a narrow strip of land , bordered on both sides by water, that connects two larger land masses
- a steep fall or flow of water in a watercourse from height
- Barren area in which soft rock eroded into varied forms
- a large mass of rock
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- an artificial waterway
- a narrow passage of water between larger land masses
- a hot spring
- an isolated hill or mountain with very steep sides
- a natural elevation in the Earth's surface, but smaller than a mountain
- a deep valley with steep sides, often with a stream flowing through
- ring-shaped coral reef
- an area of shallow water surrounded by low sandy dunes
- a very large piece of ice floating in the ocean
- a large group or chain of islands
- tract of wet spongy land
25 Clues: a hot spring • a large mass of rock • an artificial waterway • ring-shaped coral reef • tract of wet spongy land • a large group or chain of islands • a strip in between two land masses • a stream that flows into a larger stream • a area of low land between hills or mountains • an expanse of sand or pebbles along a shoreline • a very large piece of ice floating in the ocean • ...
Geography Terms 2016-01-11
Across
- A type of landform consisting of the outline of a path of relatively shallow and narrow body of fluid
- A stream or river that flows into a larger stream or river
- A common feature of a coastline
- A landform that forms from deposition of sediment carried by a river
- A land area having a relatively level surface
- A natural elevation of the earth's surface
- A large sea or ocean inlet
- A series of more or less connected mountains
- A narrow strip of land, bordered on both sides by water
- A hollow in the earth
- A body of salt water that covers almost three fourths of the earth's surface
- A flat area
- A dune is a hill of sand
- A narrow passage of water connecting two large bodies of water
- A headland or promontory
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- A natural elevation of the earth's surface
- A group of islands closely scattered in a body of water
- A body of water forming an indentation of the shoreline
- Heavily eroded, uncultivable land with little vegetation
- A long, deep, narrow body of water that reaches far inland
- An area almost completely surrounded by water
- A ring-shaped coral reef, island, or series of islets
- A mass of ice formed from snow falling
- A type of biome where the tree growth is hindered by low temperatures and short growing seasons
- An area of wet, spongy land, often having trees or some other forms of vegetation
25 Clues: A flat area • A hollow in the earth • A dune is a hill of sand • A headland or promontory • A large sea or ocean inlet • A common feature of a coastline • A mass of ice formed from snow falling • A natural elevation of the earth's surface • A natural elevation of the earth's surface • A series of more or less connected mountains • An area almost completely surrounded by water • ...
Geography class10 2016-07-22
Across
- coastal plains of orissa
- the other name of central highlands
- place where western ghats and eastern ghats meet
- coastal plains of karnataka
- the local name of shivaliks in Arunachal pradesh
- highest peak of eastern ghats
- the valleys between lesser himalayas and shivaliks
- eastern side plateau of central highlands
- highest peak of niligiri
- the highest peak of south india
- rivers deposit gravel and pebbels the area called
- the southern most part of himalayas
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- lakshadweep islands are of this origin
- this ranges form the northern edge of deccan plateau
- one of the tributaries of Indus
- coastal plains of kerala
- southern most tip of india
- coastal plains of tamilnadu
- india peninsula was part of
- the Northeastern most part of himalayas beyond dihang valley
- swamp and marshy
- fertile land lying between 2 rivers
- the northern most part of himalayas
- only river in rajasthan
24 Clues: swamp and marshy • only river in rajasthan • coastal plains of orissa • coastal plains of kerala • highest peak of niligiri • southern most tip of india • coastal plains of karnataka • coastal plains of tamilnadu • india peninsula was part of • highest peak of eastern ghats • one of the tributaries of Indus • the highest peak of south india • the other name of central highlands • ...
Geography Crossword 2016-09-29
Across
- Not the best of places, but it's home
- "Sir, you only have this amount of ___ ______left."
- When you can't properly pronounce this long word meaning "farming"
- Orphan? It would seem to live
- Gramaphones tend to hit that jive
- This process really applies to a lot of people's problems
- Largest of the thermoline-driven ocean currents
- Appetising at first but displeasing when learnt
- Well this should be easy.
- Haunting the seas
- What lives in the barrier under the sea? Marine wildlife~ (4)
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- Spending normally leaves you with this
- Jack and Jill went somewhere to go to, well who knows?
- And Other Stories
- Overcrowding of vehicles
- Redevelopment of old urban areas
- A rich man's demeanour
- This current may spiral you to confusion
- If your parents can't do it, leave it to the sun
- A valuable resource but petty when you think about it
- What looks like a jellyfish may surprise you
- Don't cry over spilt ___
22 Clues: And Other Stories • Haunting the seas • A rich man's demeanour • Overcrowding of vehicles • Don't cry over spilt ___ • Well this should be easy. • Orphan? It would seem to live • Redevelopment of old urban areas • Gramaphones tend to hit that jive • Not the best of places, but it's home • Spending normally leaves you with this • This current may spiral you to confusion • ...
geography crossword 2023-10-17
Across
- process of breaking down rock by wind or water
- a high, flat, landform
- ground built by sediment deposited by a stream
- a large mass of land into a body of water
- a nearly flat area
- a body of water that is usually fresh
- a land mass always above surrounding land
- a narrow strip of land with sea on the side
- a flat topped mountain or hill
- the body of water dividing Europe from America
- a large natural stream of water
Down
- a very large body of water surrounding large land masses
- the body of water dividing the US and Asia
- a set of closely grouped islands
- a place where water was reached the surface
- the continent that is also a country
- the forecast of temperature, wind and rain
- a narrow channel of the sea joining 2 bodies of water
- a long depression in the surface
- a natural depression on the earths surface
20 Clues: a nearly flat area • a high, flat, landform • a flat topped mountain or hill • a large natural stream of water • a set of closely grouped islands • a long depression in the surface • the continent that is also a country • a body of water that is usually fresh • a large mass of land into a body of water • a land mass always above surrounding land • ...
Physical Geography 2023-10-24
Across
- Landform farthest north
- Day to day characteristics of the atmosphere
- Range Hottest temp minus the coldest
- Largest Landform
- This part of the Earth's Interior is cold
- Long term atmospheric conditions
- We live in this Landform
- Causes volcanos
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- When Igneous experiences weathering and erosion
- Mix of air pressures
- Great Lakes St. Lawrence Lowlands and this landform are good for farming
- Landform on the west coast
- Most important factor that effects climate
- Main plate of the Ring of Fire
- Only non mountain making plate movement
- Two plates pushed together
- This creates a new rock
- One plate goes under another
- Landform on the east coast
- Higher you go the cooler the temperature is
- When magma cools it turns to this
- Mountains act as a barrier
- Crack in the earth's crust
23 Clues: Causes volcanos • Largest Landform • Mix of air pressures • Landform farthest north • This creates a new rock • We live in this Landform • Landform on the west coast • Two plates pushed together • Landform on the east coast • Mountains act as a barrier • Crack in the earth's crust • One plate goes under another • Main plate of the Ring of Fire • Long term atmospheric conditions • ...
Environmental Geography 2023-11-01
Across
- The process of supplying water to areas of land to make them suitable for growing crops.
- The selling of government owned businesses to private citizens
- waterways In international law, international waterways are straits, canals, and rivers that connect two areas of the high seas or enable ocean shipping to reach interior ports on international seas, gulfs, or lakes that otherwise would be land-locked.
- The removal of trees faster than forests can replace themselves.
- The pumping of water at high pressure to break apart rocks in order to release natural gas
- able to be maintained at a certain rate or level
- the development of industries in a country or region on a wide scale.
- also known as international trade, works through a flow of huge complex supply chains between the countries that source raw materials, to the countries that manufacture the raw materials, and later to the consumer nation, which is the nation that puts the final product to use
- Materials or substances such as minerals, forests, water, and fertile land that occur in nature and can be used for economic gain
- the demand for a good or service is greater than the availability of the good or service
- legal right to use water from a river, stream, or other body for a purpose
- swap financial transactions in which a portion of a developing nation's foreign debt is forgiven in exchange for local investments in environmental conservation
- a natural event such as a flood, earthquake, or hurricane that causes great damage or loss of life.
- a long period without rain
- A large farm in tropical and subtropical climates that specializes in the production of one or two crops for sale, usually to a more developed country.
- selling products to another country
- The practice of rotating use of different fields from crop to crop each year, to avoid exhausting the soil.
- Cycle the continuous circulation of water in the Earth-Atmosphere system. At its core, the water cycle is the motion of the water from the ground to the atmosphere and back again
- The removal of salt from seawater to make it usable for humans
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- involves the removal of the Earth's surface all the way down to the level of the mineral seam.
- The longest or shortest days of the year
- fish to the point that species are depleted and the value of the fishery reduced
- buying products from another country
- When water availability is not enough to ensure the population of an area enjoys good health, livelihood and earnings. This can be caused by water insufficiency or poor water quality.
- a factory in Mexico run by a foreign company and exporting its products to the country of that company
- alters the flow of waterways for a variety of reasons
- either of the two moments in the year when the Sun is exactly above the Equator and day and night are of equal length
- The Aral Sea dried up as the waters of its source rivers were diverted for irrigation. The waters of two main rivers, the Syr Darya and the Amu Darya, were used for cotton cultivation, decreasing the sea's water level over the years.
- The demand for lumber, especially hardwoods from tropical rainforests, has led to extensive deforestation in the tropical regions of Central Africa, the Amazon Basin, and Southeast Asia.
- has become the common term consumers and popular media use to describe foods that have been created through genetic engineering.
- A system of creating "steps" on a slope in order to create farmable land
- Degradation of land, especially in semiarid areas, primarily because of human actions like excessive crop planting, animal grazing, and tree cutting.
- Agricultural revolution that increased production through improved seeds, fertilizers, and irrigation; helped to support rising Asian populations.
- Due to overpopulation, Japanese cities have experienced poisoning from these industrial pollutants. They can cause disease and birth defects.
- a usually artificial lake that is used to store a large supply of water
35 Clues: a long period without rain • selling products to another country • buying products from another country • The longest or shortest days of the year • able to be maintained at a certain rate or level • alters the flow of waterways for a variety of reasons • The selling of government owned businesses to private citizens • ...
World Geography 2024-01-12
Across
- Takes from the land
- tells what things are on a map
- classified by the animals living there
- Splits the world in half
- A precise pinpoint of an area
- Relies on history and tradition
- Mouth of a river
- Distance up
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- A separation of states and countries
- Contaminates the ocean floor and beaches
- Lines that go north to south
- Based on perception of a region
- 23.5
- Tells direction
- A type of government
- the study of land
- flat elevated platform
- Tells the distance between places
- Lines that go to east to west
- Area of land that has common features
20 Clues: 23.5 • Distance up • Tells direction • Mouth of a river • the study of land • Takes from the land • A type of government • flat elevated platform • Splits the world in half • Lines that go north to south • A precise pinpoint of an area • Lines that go to east to west • tells what things are on a map • Based on perception of a region • Relies on history and tradition • ...
World Geography 2023-12-12
Across
- economic stage gathering raw materials
- type of region that Latin America is
- process of intergration and exchange that results in closer interdependence between nations
- type of farming just for the needs of a family
- U.S. form of government
- economy with government ownership
- market economy
- cause of the diversity of the United States
- where most people settled in Latin America due to the rugged interior
- main ecological problem in Brazil
- human barrier to diffusion
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- highly educated and highly skilled people move to other countries
- physical barrier to diffusion
- dominant religion of Latin America
- energy resource for Canada
- canal connected the Pacific to the Atlantic, cutting transportation time significantly
- people that were loyal to the king and Britian
- a cultural hearth we studied in Latin America
- encourages economic development and interdependence among the 3 nations of Mexico, Canada, and U.S.
- process of a rural area becoming a city
- type of farming on a large-scale basis
- important landform for the first migration to the Americas
- way of life of a group of people who share similar culture traits
- the place where important ideas (innovation) and technology begin to spread
- language spoken in Brazil
- economic stage add value to materials by changing form example trees to lumber
- traditional economy
27 Clues: market economy • traditional economy • U.S. form of government • language spoken in Brazil • energy resource for Canada • human barrier to diffusion • physical barrier to diffusion • economy with government ownership • main ecological problem in Brazil • dominant religion of Latin America • type of region that Latin America is • economic stage gathering raw materials • ...
Geography Coen 2023-12-26
Across
- Najludniejsze miasto Nowej Zelandii
- Archipelag z Las Palmas
- Premier Kanady
- Portugalska kolonia w Chinach
- Stolica regionu Sinciang
- Saharyjski lud zamieszkujący Libię
- Drugie Największe miasto Wielkiej Brytanii
- Rdzenni mieszkańcy Nunavutu
- Stolica Kalifornii
- Język afrykanów z Kenii i Tanzanii
- Stolica Gruzji
- Ostatni komunistyczny kraj Ameryki
- Kraj położony na terenie Oranii
- Turystyczne miasto Florydy
- Miasto przy ujściu Amazonki
- Rzeka między Argentyną a Urugwajem
- Lachlan Pierwszy zarządca Kolonii Nowej Południowej Walii
- Narodowy kolor Australii
- Największe miasto w Ziemii Arnhema
- Miasto w Nigerii lub Państwo graniczące z Nigerią
- Cieśnina oddzielająca Nową Gwineę od Jorku
- Plemię żyjące w dolinie Konga
- Duńska nazwa Nuuk, stolicy Grenlandii
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- Największy archipelag Norweski
- Angielska nazwa Al Aaiún - stolic Sahary Zachodniej
- Największe słone jezioro w Australii
- Stan z Detroit
- Stolica Nepalu
- Saharyjska kolonia Włoch
- Zwierzę na godle Australii
- Najwyżej położony kraj na świecie
- kraj w Azji skolonizowany przez Hiszpanię
- Pierwsza stolica Australii
- Stolica Hokkaido
- Jair, był prezydentem Brazylii do 2022
- Przybrzeżne miasto na Syberii
- Pustynna Kolonia Niemiec
- Kraj ludniejszy od Rosji i mniejszy od Polski
- Zielonożółty minerał wydobywany w Brazylii
- Niebieski minerał wydobywany w Australii
40 Clues: Premier Kanady • Stan z Detroit • Stolica Nepalu • Stolica Gruzji • Stolica Hokkaido • Stolica Kalifornii • Archipelag z Las Palmas • Stolica regionu Sinciang • Saharyjska kolonia Włoch • Pustynna Kolonia Niemiec • Narodowy kolor Australii • Zwierzę na godle Australii • Pierwsza stolica Australii • Turystyczne miasto Florydy • Rdzenni mieszkańcy Nunavutu • Miasto przy ujściu Amazonki • ...
Geography Glossary 2024-02-04
Across
- meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
- hazardous waste causing danger from chemicals and infectious organisms
- Worldview holding that we can manage the earth for our benefit but that we have an ethical responsibility to be caring and responsible managers, or stewards, of the earth.
- The cultural, recreational or psychological value of the environment for people
- the action or fact of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from their work.
- Nature exists for all species on earth, not just humans, and humans are equal to other species
- part of Earth in which life exists including land, water, and air or atmosphere
- the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
- A term that typically describes a species that no longer has any known living individuals.
- perspectives or views held by individuals re global environment based on values and assumptions
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- Occurs when natural or human-induced processes decrease the future ability of land to support crops, livestock, or wild species.
- the ability of natural environments to absorb wastes and pollution
- the envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet.
- the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.
- Humans are superior and the most important species on earth
- An increase in the average temperature of the earth's atmosphere
- All the water on earth
- Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all
- The environment's provision of raw materials and natural resources eg food
- the solid, outer layer of the earth that consists of the crust and the rigid upper part of the mantle
- Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts
- supports life on earth without requing human action eg. decomposition
- Release of harmful materials into the environment
- the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates.
24 Clues: All the water on earth • Release of harmful materials into the environment • Humans are superior and the most important species on earth • Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts • the envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet. • An increase in the average temperature of the earth's atmosphere • ...
Human geography 2022-10-06
Across
- city : over populated area negative outcome
- : a encouragement to leave your home because of change in your home area
- lining : a certain poor area that can’t make change because of money problems
- settlements: homeless people “neighborhoods”
- class housing: located near employment and housing at a low cost
- : over populated by poor people
- neighborhoods: separated from other people depending on living ways
- class housing: employed reasonable income for a comfortable life
- class housing : big houses and have a good paying job
- to urban migration : moving to a populated and more developed area
- Business district: many businesses and governmental located
- coming / gathering together
- a growing area percentage
- : developed with buildings tight packed together
- : Area with a lot of land and country side characteristics
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- separating from the middle
- effects the environment
- : living not up to living healthy standards
- city : the big brains of economic and political power
- : an area structure
- lack of resources poor education
- : a areas surrounding
- : overwhelming populated urban areas that merge together no end point
- : has mayors and government in cities
- / industry: small areas in cities many factories are located in
- planning: a better style of life for the future
26 Clues: : an area structure • : a areas surrounding • effects the environment • a growing area percentage • separating from the middle • coming / gathering together • : over populated by poor people • lack of resources poor education • : has mayors and government in cities • city : over populated area negative outcome • : living not up to living healthy standards • ...
Geography Vocabulary 2022-10-25
Across
- a large natural stream of water
- piece of land on high ground
- North America is a
- a large body of water surrounded by land
- a natural feature of land's surface
- The United States of America
- land surrounded by water on all sides
- a large and densely populated urban area
- naturally elevated path
- device helps read directions
- area of land that is low and between hills and mountains
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- a sphere representation of the earth
- separates east and west
- Springfield is this to Illinois
- piece of land that is flat
- separates the north and south
- mass of ice that is slowly moving
- distance from the north or the south
- measurement of elevation above sea level
- study of earth
- a collection of maps of the planet Earth
- dry land with no water
- distance from the east or the west
23 Clues: study of earth • North America is a • dry land with no water • separates east and west • naturally elevated path • piece of land that is flat • piece of land on high ground • The United States of America • device helps read directions • separates the north and south • Springfield is this to Illinois • a large natural stream of water • mass of ice that is slowly moving • ...
Human Geography 2023-03-10
Across
- One of the oldest, Dates back 5,000 years, Polytheistic, Divine spirit = Brahman
- Economic Activities Adding value to materials by changing their form
- Consists of the production & exchange of goods and services among a group of people
- group of people with a common culture living in a territory and a strong sense of unity
- a group that shares a geographic region, a sense of identify, and a culture
- Occurs when a society changes because it accepts or adopts an innovation
- Consists of a belief in a supernatural power or powers that are regarded as the creators & maintainers of the universe
- the life of a society
- ______rate Average # of children a woman will have
- Belief in divine forces in nature
- The total value of all goods and services produced by a country EVERYWHERE
- Spread of ideas, inventions, or patterns of behavior
- ________area the city, its suburbs, & exurbs link together economically
- Group a group that shares a language, customs, & a common heritage
- The total of knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors shared by and passed on by the members of a specific group
- :System levels of fixed social classes with specific rites & duties
- Based on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, Followers are known as Muslims, Monotheistic, God = Allah
- ______Economy Government and Consumers determine what is produced
- The average amount of money earned by each person in a political unit
- Number of live births per thousand population
- Economy "Barter", No exchange of money
- Belief in one god
- When several metropolitan areas grow together
- One of the most important aspects of culture
- Economic Activities Provide info, management, & services
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- Belief in many gods
- (tv and internet) helps diffusion
- Resources that Cannot be replaced
- Areas reserved fir manufacturing of goods
- Evolved from Judaism 2,000 years ago, Monotheistic, Based on the teachings of Jesus Christ, Largest religion with 2 billion followers
- _______mortality rate # of deaths among infants under age one per thousand live births
- hearth a site of innovation from which basic ideas, materials, & technology diffuse to many cultures
- energy sources: Sunlight, geothermal heat, winds, & tides
- _______capacity: The number of organisms a piece of land can support
- Taking existing technology & resources & creating something new to meet a need
- _______ density the average number of people who live in a measurable area
- ______Business District (CBD) The core of the city based on commercial activity
- ______System the way people produce & exchange goods and services
- _______Boundaries: A fixed line following latitude or longitude lines
- Economic Activities Gathering raw materials for immediate use
- Used for private business & the buying & selling of retail products
- ______Economy Consumers/people determine what is produced
- Resources Materials on or in the earth that have economic value
- reflect changes in speech patterns related to class, region, or other cultural changes
- ______rate # of deaths per thousand people
- Developed about 563 BC, Buddha = founder , Goal = reach nirvana (an enlightened spiritual state)
- _______-pull factors reasons for migration can cause people to leave OR- , can draw people to another place
- Resources Replaced through natural processes
- The dramatic rise in the number of cities and the changes in lifestyle that result
- ________Pyramid: Graphic device that shows gender and age distribution of a population
- _________Geography:The study of how people use space in cities
- an independent unit that occupies a territory & has full control
- Total value of all goods & services produced WITHIN a country in a given period of time
- Economic Activities Providing business or professional services
- Consists of the basic support systems needed to keep an economy going, including power, communications, transportation, water, & education systems
- ______Economy Government determines what is produced
- political units touching the borders of the central city or touching other suburbs that touch the city
57 Clues: Belief in one god • Belief in many gods • the life of a society • (tv and internet) helps diffusion • Resources that Cannot be replaced • Belief in divine forces in nature • Economy "Barter", No exchange of money • Areas reserved fir manufacturing of goods • ______rate # of deaths per thousand people • Resources Replaced through natural processes • ...
GEOGRAPHY ATMOSPHERE 2024-03-03
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- Pembentukan es kristal langsung dari uap air di atmosfer yang terjadi saat suhu udara sangat rendah
- Siklus terkait pembentukan dan hilangnya lapisan es di atmosfer
- Fenomena atmosfer di mana awan berbentuk lensa memfokuskan cahaya matahari, menciptakan kilauan cahaya yang terlihat di sekitar matahari atau bulan
- Gejala atmosfer yang melibatkan pembentukan cahaya berwarna-warni di langit saat matahari terbenam atau terbit, disebabkan oleh pembelokan cahaya matahari oleh partikel di atmosfer
- Tempat di lapisan atmosfer di antara mesosfer dan termosfer
- Jenis awan yang berkembang dari udara panas yang dihasilkan oleh kebakaran hutan atau kegiatan api lainnya
- Peristiwa atmosfer yang melibatkan rotasi kecepatan tinggi dari kolom udara di atas permukaan laut, sering kali terjadi di kawasan tropis
- Konsep meteorologi yang menggambarkan perubahan tekanan atmosfer yang berdampak pada cuaca di suatu wilayah
- Suhu di atmosfer di mana uap air kondensasi menjadi cairan atau es, memberikan asal mula untuk pembentukan awan
- Proses penghilangan partikel polutan dari atmosfer melalui hujan atau salju
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- Proses pendinginan yang terjadi saat radiasi dipancarkan dari permukaan bumi ke langit-langit
- Perubahan mendadak dalam pola cuaca yang melibatkan peningkatan suhu secara signifikan dalam waktu singkat
- Fenomena atmosfer yang melibatkan pendaratan kembali kotoran-kotoran dari atmosfer ke permukaan bumi
- Penyebaran polutan atau partikel di atmosfer
- Peristiwa atmosfer yang melibatkan hujan lebat yang terjadi mendadak di wilayah yang biasanya kering
- Istilah untuk laju perubahan tekanan atmosfer per satuan jarak horizontal
- Perubahan dalam distribusi tekanan atmosfer di wilayah tertentu, sering terkait dengan perubahan dalam pola cuaca
- Fenomena atmosfer di mana partikel kecil di udara berfungsi sebagai inti pembentukan es di awan
- Peristiwa cuaca langka di mana awan membentuk pusaran raksasa di langit, biasanya terjadi di dekat kutub
- Fenomena atmosfer yang melibatkan perubahan mendadak dalam aliran angin dan suhu, seringkali terjadi di daerah pegunungan
20 Clues: Penyebaran polutan atau partikel di atmosfer • Tempat di lapisan atmosfer di antara mesosfer dan termosfer • Siklus terkait pembentukan dan hilangnya lapisan es di atmosfer • Istilah untuk laju perubahan tekanan atmosfer per satuan jarak horizontal • Proses penghilangan partikel polutan dari atmosfer melalui hujan atau salju • ...
GEOGRAPHY ATMOSPHERE 2024-03-20
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- puncak patahan disebut
- gas utama yang menyusun atmosfer bumi
- naiknya suhu dipermukaan air laut adalah
- lapisan atmosfer yang berperan dalam menyerap radiasi ultraviolet yang berbahaya
- peristiwa di atmosfer yang menyebabkan kenaikan tekanan udara
- inti dalam bumi merupakan lapisan dalam yang berbetuk seperti apa
- jumlah oksigen yang ada di atmosfer di ukur dalam satuan
- wilayah atmosfer yang berfungsi sebagai penghalang utama terhadap radiasi berbahaya dari matahari
- istilah untuk pembentukan partikel-partikel kecil di udara yang bisa mengganggu kesehatan manusia
- hujan yg terjadi di daerah front
- lapisan atmosfer yg terdiri dari gas-gas langka seperti helium dan hidrogen, serta merupakan tempat terjadinya aurora borealis
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- alat yang digunakan untuk mengukur tekanan atmosfer
- tokoh pencipta celcius sebaga temperatur yang paling banyak digunakan di dunia
- fenomena alam yang disebabkan oleh gerak rotasi bumi dan atmosfer
- udara yang terkondensasi menjadi tetesan air kecil di atmosfer
- gas yang paling banyak di lapisan atmosfer adalah
- fenomena alam yang menyebabkan berubahnya suhu atmosfer secara draktis
- nama lain dari gempa adalah
- lapisan atmosfer dimana fenomena seperti meteor terbakar saat memasuki atmosfer bumi
- lapisan atmosfer yang paling dekat dengan permukaan bumi, dimana peristiwa cuaca terjadi dengan intensitas tertinggi
20 Clues: puncak patahan disebut • nama lain dari gempa adalah • hujan yg terjadi di daerah front • gas utama yang menyusun atmosfer bumi • naiknya suhu dipermukaan air laut adalah • gas yang paling banyak di lapisan atmosfer adalah • alat yang digunakan untuk mengukur tekanan atmosfer • jumlah oksigen yang ada di atmosfer di ukur dalam satuan • ...
Geography Crossword 2024-03-28
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- Turkish empire
- home to the Eiffel Tower
- word/words that appear at the end of two countries
- country bombed by Barack Obama
- biggest country without borders
- river between Zambia and Zimbabwe
- ocean between the Americas and Africa
- biggest modern-day empire
- drink that grown-ups have that is bitter
- somebody from georgia
- smallest country
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- biggest US state
- biggest consecutive empire
- snowiest continent
- capital of Ireland
- Australia is either a country or a continent
- capital of South Africa
- oldest country
- biggest country
- biggest lake in Africa
- Country of tacos
- longest river
- tallest mountain
- biggest continent
24 Clues: longest river • Turkish empire • oldest country • biggest country • biggest US state • Country of tacos • tallest mountain • smallest country • biggest continent • snowiest continent • capital of Ireland • somebody from georgia • biggest lake in Africa • capital of South Africa • home to the Eiffel Tower • biggest modern-day empire • biggest consecutive empire • country bombed by Barack Obama • ...
GEOGRAPHY VOCABULARY 2024-08-19
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- where a river meets saltwater
- low area between two higher landforms (often along rivers)
- farming crops
- height of a landform in relation to the sea
- land surrounded by water on three sides
- natural landform with very high elevation
- large saltwater body (oceans are made up of multiple)
- extremely dry
- animals used by humans
- dry/arid area made of sand or rock
- artificial waterway for irrigation or travel
- rich soil that can grow crops
- general weather information about an area
- artificial waterway for agriculture
- one of the 7 largest landforms on earth
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- chain of islands
- flat area along a river
- imaginary line dividing northern and southern hemispheres
- coastal saltwater body smaller than a gulf
- large freshwater body of water
- elevated flat landform
- climate, vegetation, animals, etc.
- coastal saltwater body larger than a bay
- physical descriptions of an area
- land surrounded by water
- no salt, can be drank or used for agriculture
- half of the earth (northern/southern or eastern/western)
- large area of land surrounded by higher elevations
- 1 of 5 of the largest saltwater bodies on earth
- large, flat grassland areas
- freshwater streams
- cannot be drank or used for agriculture
32 Clues: farming crops • extremely dry • chain of islands • freshwater streams • elevated flat landform • animals used by humans • flat area along a river • land surrounded by water • large, flat grassland areas • where a river meets saltwater • rich soil that can grow crops • large freshwater body of water • physical descriptions of an area • climate, vegetation, animals, etc. • ...
Oceania Geography 2023-05-19
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- Name of the area that "establishes the Pacific as the defining characteristic of the continent"
- Known for hopping on its powerful hind legs and strong tail, can't move backwards
- mammal that produces venom and lays eggs; has a duck-bill
- Largest part of the country shares an island with the western part of Indonesia
- Means "many islands" in Greek, includes Hawaii, Samoa, American Samoa and Tuvalu
- Smallest continent on Earth
- Region of deserts and semi-arid land that covers about 70% of Australia
- Subregion that includes Fiji, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea
- Most popular sport throughout the region - more than soccer, cricket or baseball
- Name of the New Zealand national rugby team, tied for most World Cup titles
- Driest of the Australian states
- Southernmost mainland state in Australia, capital is Melbourne
- Famous island travel destination comprised of approximately 330 islands, has a bottled water named after it
- Country primarily comprised of "North Island" and "South Island", Lord of the Rings was shot here
- This features the deepest point known on Earth, is deeper than Mount Everest is tall
- Native Australian people comprised of hundreds of tribes
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- Famous architectural site that is a performing arts center in Southwest Australia
- One of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World; can be seen from space; largest living thing on Earth
- Northeastern Australian state, borders most of the Great Barrier Reef
- Marsupial that's diet is comprised mainly of eucalyptus leaves
- A distinctive characteristic of these animals are that the young are called Joeys and carried in pouches
- Island state off the south coast of Australia
- Capital city the largest state, Western Australia
- Largest carnivorous marsupial, got its name because of the horrible howling screech
- Capital city of Northern Territory of Australia
- Indigenous people that populate New Zealand
- Chain of volcanoes with lots of seismic activity in the Pacific
- US island territory (NOT state) acquired in 1898 from Spain
- Capital city of Australia, fixated in its own "capital district"
- Ceremonial dance in Maori culture, sometimes a war dance, accompanied by rhythmic stomping, and chanting
- Subregion made of over 600 islands, including Guam, Wake Island, and the Marshall Islands
- Southeastern Australian state, its capital is Sydney
32 Clues: Smallest continent on Earth • Driest of the Australian states • Indigenous people that populate New Zealand • Island state off the south coast of Australia • Capital city of Northern Territory of Australia • Capital city the largest state, Western Australia • Southeastern Australian state, its capital is Sydney • Native Australian people comprised of hundreds of tribes • ...
Geography Review 2023-04-28
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- economic system where the government makes the economic decisions
- religion that began in Saudi Arabia, its originator is Mohammed
- a spherical model of the earth
- 0 degrees latitude
- Population _________ is a measure of the number of people living in an area
- government that is restricted in what it is allowed to do
- giant rainforest in South America
- a territory controlled and inhabited by people from another land
- Cultural _________ is when culture goes from one place to another
- Sea that separates Europe and Africa
- A cultural ________ is a cultural feature found in all cultures
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- religion that began in Israel, its originator is Abraham
- religion that was created by Jesus in Israel
- economic system where people are allowed to make the economic decisions
- large rock landform in the Outback of Australia, important in Aboriginal culture
- a country that is surrounded by other countries, has no access to the ocean
- a part of the world that has one or more common features that distinguish it from surrounding areas
- Ocean separating the Americas from Europe and Australia
- set of beliefs, values and practices a group of people have in common
- America's most important river that flows across the country
- large desert in North Africa
21 Clues: 0 degrees latitude • large desert in North Africa • a spherical model of the earth • giant rainforest in South America • Sea that separates Europe and Africa • religion that was created by Jesus in Israel • Ocean separating the Americas from Europe and Australia • religion that began in Israel, its originator is Abraham • ...
Geography Class 2023-04-28
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- a soldier from japan
- a mound or ridge of sand formed by wind
- shaking of the ground caused by tectonic plates
- moisture that falls to the earth
- has most oil in south america
- the removal of salt from sea water
- a portion of dry land nearly surrounded by water
- rim of volcanoes around the pacific ocean
- cycle water coming down and back up into the cloud
- the belief in on god
- water being dried up by the sun
- what country does daddy trade with most
- condition of the atmosphere in one place in a short period of time
- a large commnercial farm
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- underground water bearing layers of porous rock sand or gravel
- water located underground
- former leader of Al Qaeda
- a large body of ice that moves across the surface of the
- wide,grassy plains
- USA BABY(the boss/the captain)
- a top layer of trees]
- moving north
- cold or warm stream
- a periodic reversal of the patterns of ocean currents
- mountain range from alaska to new mexico
- the movement of weathered rock and material
- an imaginary line that runs through the center of the earth
- condition of the atmosphere over a long period of time
- a huge wave created by underwater earthquake
- the process of excess water vapor changing into liquid
- chemical processes that break down rocks
31 Clues: moving north • wide,grassy plains • cold or warm stream • a soldier from japan • the belief in on god • a top layer of trees] • a large commnercial farm • water located underground • former leader of Al Qaeda • has most oil in south america • USA BABY(the boss/the captain) • water being dried up by the sun • moisture that falls to the earth • the removal of salt from sea water • ...
Geography Class 2023-04-28
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- a soldier from japan
- a mound or ridge of sand formed by wind
- shaking of the ground caused by tectonic plates
- moisture that falls to the earth
- has most oil in south america
- the removal of salt from sea water
- a portion of dry land nearly surrounded by water
- rim of volcanoes around the pacific ocean
- cycle water coming down and back up into the cloud
- the belief in on god
- water being dried up by the sun
- what country does daddy trade with most
- condition of the atmosphere in one place in a short period of time
- a large commnercial farm
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- underground water bearing layers of porous rock sand or gravel
- water located underground
- former leader of Al Qaeda
- a large body of ice that moves across the surface of the
- wide,grassy plains
- USA BABY(the boss/the captain)
- a top layer of trees]
- moving north
- cold or warm stream
- a periodic reversal of the patterns of ocean currents
- mountain range from alaska to new mexico
- the movement of weathered rock and material
- an imaginary line that runs through the center of the earth
- condition of the atmosphere over a long period of time
- a huge wave created by underwater earthquake
- the process of excess water vapor changing into liquid
- chemical processes that break down rocks
31 Clues: moving north • wide,grassy plains • cold or warm stream • a soldier from japan • the belief in on god • a top layer of trees] • a large commnercial farm • water located underground • former leader of Al Qaeda • has most oil in south america • USA BABY(the boss/the captain) • water being dried up by the sun • moisture that falls to the earth • the removal of salt from sea water • ...
Geography Class 2023-04-28
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- a soldier from japan
- a mound or ridge of sand formed by wind
- shaking of the ground caused by tectonic plates
- moisture that falls to the earth
- has most oil in south america
- the removal of salt from sea water
- a portion of dry land nearly surrounded by water
- rim of volcanoes around the pacific ocean
- cycle water coming down and back up into the cloud
- the belief in on god
- water being dried up by the sun
- what country does daddy trade with most
- condition of the atmosphere in one place in a short period of time
- a large commnercial farm
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- underground water bearing layers of porous rock sand or gravel
- water located underground
- former leader of Al Qaeda
- a large body of ice that moves across the surface of the
- wide,grassy plains
- USA BABY(the boss/the captain)
- a top layer of trees]
- moving north
- cold or warm stream
- a periodic reversal of the patterns of ocean currents
- mountain range from alaska to new mexico
- the movement of weathered rock and material
- an imaginary line that runs through the center of the earth
- condition of the atmosphere over a long period of time
- a huge wave created by underwater earthquake
- the process of excess water vapor changing into liquid
- chemical processes that break down rocks
31 Clues: moving north • wide,grassy plains • cold or warm stream • a soldier from japan • the belief in on god • a top layer of trees] • a large commnercial farm • water located underground • former leader of Al Qaeda • has most oil in south america • USA BABY(the boss/the captain) • water being dried up by the sun • moisture that falls to the earth • the removal of salt from sea water • ...
Geography Crossword 2023-07-26
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- the solid, outer layer of the earth that consists of the crust and the rigid upper part of the mantle
- the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
- worldviews, perspectives or views held by individuals re global environment based on values and assumptions
- ,the envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet.
- function, supports life on earth without requiring human action eg. decomposition
- meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations
- natural resources eg food
- worldview, Nature exists for all species on earth, not just humans, and humans are equal to other species
- Release of harmful materials into the environment
- worldview, Worldview holding that we can manage the earth for our benefit but that we have an ethical responsibility to be caring and responsible managers, or stewards, of the earth.
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- function, The cultural, recreational or psychological value of the environment for people
- and clean energy,Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all
- All the water on earth
- the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates.
- the action or fact of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from their work.
- the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.
- action, Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts
- waste, hazardous waste causing danger from chemicals and infectious organisms
- A term that typically describes a species that no longer has any known living individuals.
- degradation, Occurs when natural or human-induced processes decrease the future ability of land to support crops, livestock, or wild species.
- function, the ability of natural environments to absorb wastes and pollution
- centred worldview, Humans are superior and the most important species on earth
- function , The environment's provision of raw materials
- meet their own needs
- part of Earth in which life exists including land, water, and air or atmosphere
- warming, An increase in the average temperature of the earth's atmosphere (especially a sustained increase that causes climatic changes)
26 Clues: meet their own needs • All the water on earth • natural resources eg food • Release of harmful materials into the environment • function , The environment's provision of raw materials • ,the envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet. • action, Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts • ...
Human Geography 2022-11-08
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- these are groups of people ranked according to ancestry, wealth, education, and other criteria
- a local form of a language that differs from the main language
- the geographical term for the border between two different ethnic, linguistic, and religious groups
- the division of the Earth in which people share a similar way of life, including language, religion, forms of government, economic systems, social groups, and values
- this area of industry is based on new technologies and that requires a high degree of education and involves knowledge-oriented activities
- allows enables people to find a sense of identity and influences the practice of moral values to the celebration of holidays and festivals
- the study of population statistics and trends
- the making, providing, purchasing, or selling goods or services
- these are people who share a common language, history, place of origin, or a combination of these elements
- refers to the percentage of workers employed in each sector
- the average number of people living on a square mile or square kilometer of land
- this area of industry deals with manufacturing or construction and turns the raw material provided by the primary sector industry into finished products
- means of the same or a similar kind or nature
- regions that are inhabited by people that share at least one cultural trait
- regions known as popular or perceptual cultural regions, are validated solely because they are perceived as existing by their inhabitants, and be used to describe any place that someone considers to capture a set of values
- focuses on the various cultures and their practices
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- the geographical term for the border between two different ethnic, linguistic, and religious groups
- this entity is the authority that sets rules for a society
- this is an arrangement of social interactions based on shared norms and values
- English, Spanish, Russian, and Hindi are an example of this
- the study of complex relationships between people and their environments
- a division of human geography that focuses on the study of people, their spatial distributions, their characteristics, and their density
- regions are not often and not culturally homogenous, function economically and politically as a single unit efficiently, and have central points that coordinate everything that is going on
- allows people communicate information and experiences and pass on cultural values and traditions
- the way of a group of people who share similar beliefs and customs
- refers to the tales people tell, includes folk stories, fairy tales, “tall tales”, and even urban legends, and is passed down by word of mouth, rather than being written in books
- scientists who study languages, organize the world’s languages into language families
- this area of industry produces the raw materials that we need to make every day products such as agriculture, mining (iron and nickel), fishing, forestry, and mineral extraction
- refers to the percentage of workers employed in each sector
- this area of industry deals with services rather than goods, makes up the vast majority of employment opportunities, and is solely focused on providing services, not goods, to consumers and other organizations
30 Clues: the study of population statistics and trends • means of the same or a similar kind or nature • focuses on the various cultures and their practices • this entity is the authority that sets rules for a society • English, Spanish, Russian, and Hindi are an example of this • refers to the percentage of workers employed in each sector • ...
Human Geography 2022-11-09
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- A scaled representation of the Earth, usually on a flat surface.
- A large natural stream of water flowing continuously to a sea, lake or other body of water
- Where someone or something is, and can be found on a map. Can be absolute or relative.
- A type of map that shows the typical weather in a region
- An area with little water and little annual rainfall
- A group of islands
- The movement of people leaving a country to go live somewhere else.
- A piece of land that is almost entirely surrounded by water (on 3 sides), but is connected on one side
- The four quarters of the Earth; either the northern or southern half of the earth as divided by the equator or the eastern or western half as divided by the Prime Meridian.
- How a population is spread out over an area/the entire Earth
- The description of a location. How would you describe somewhere?
- The weather patterns that an area typically experiences over a long period of time.
- The study of the earth and its features, including human life and effects of human activity.
- The line of longitude that is designated zero degrees and divides the earth into the east & west hemispheres.
- The number of people living in a particular region
- A type of map that shows how many people live in an area
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- The way of life of a group of people who share similar beliefs and customs
- Features that make an area unique
- A type of map that shows political boundaries (countries,states)
- The movement of people coming IN to a country to live
- The movement by people from one place to another with the purpose of settling
- A normal practice or way of behaving, like a habit carried on by tradition
- A map feature that usually shows the four cardinal directions (North, East, South, West)
- A type of map that shows where different resources are located
- A dense forest with a wide variety of plant and animal life, typically found in a tropical climate with heavy rainfall
- The elements you look for on a map
- A mountain or hill, having a vent through which lava can erupt
- One of 7 of the world’s main areas of land (Africa, Australia, Asia, North America, South America, Europe, Antarctica)
- The average number of people who live in a square mile
- A type of map that shows landforms and elevation
- A type of map that shows trade routes and what is being traded
- The main line of latitude that circles the globe, dividing the Earth into two hemispheres (North & South).
32 Clues: A group of islands • Features that make an area unique • The elements you look for on a map • A type of map that shows landforms and elevation • The number of people living in a particular region • An area with little water and little annual rainfall • The movement of people coming IN to a country to live • The average number of people who live in a square mile • ...
Animals & Geography 2023-01-26
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- One of the largest types of anoles.
- The 15th largest lake in the world
- This lizard-like reptile is endemic to New Zealand
- The type of viper that is known as "lora" in spanish
- The Spanish name for the leatherback sea turtle.
- Waterfalls on the Argentina-Brazil border
- The 10th largest lake in the Americas, also known as Lake Nicaragua
- The most venomous snake in the world.
- -Tailed Iguana, a reptile also known as Black Ctenosaur
- The name for a desert-grassland environment of Central Asia
- The capital of Botswana
- ______ toad a recently extinct species that was endemic to Costa Rica and Western Panama.
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- An arboreal species of mammal that lives in Central America
- This vocal gecko from Southeast Asia gets its name from the sound it emits.
- The capital of Rwanda
- A type of crocodilian that lives predominantly in India and is known for its long snout.
- The capital is Yerevan
- The species of tortoise that lives in mountains in Kenya and Tanzania
- Largest lake in the world (no spaces).
- -Spotted Cat, the smallest cat species
- An island in Southeast Asia with three countries on it
- A species of tree frog that is invasive to Florida
- Tortoise-filled atoll in the Seychelles
- One of the only countries without snakes
24 Clues: The capital of Rwanda • The capital is Yerevan • The capital of Botswana • The 15th largest lake in the world • One of the largest types of anoles. • The most venomous snake in the world. • Largest lake in the world (no spaces). • -Spotted Cat, the smallest cat species • Tortoise-filled atoll in the Seychelles • One of the only countries without snakes • ...
Human Geography 2023-01-18
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- Northern most point on the earth.(90 degrees north)
- Show changes in two variables, or changing sets of circumstances.
- Maps that emphasize a single idea about an area.
- Imaginary vertical lines running from pole
- Imaginary line of latitude located at 23 1⁄2 degrees South.
- Drawings that show what something is or how something is done.
- Used to compare and contrast two or more subjects.
- pole on the globe used to measure the
- Shows major & minor highways, roads,airports,city locations and points of interest like parks,campgrounds and monuments.
- Shows information about the climate of an area.
- Use percentages to show how the parts of the whole compare.'
- also called Meridians.
- Useful tools that show facts arranged in columns and rows.
- Used to relate distance on the map to real distance on the ground.
- The use of symbols to present information on a map.
- The imaginary line that divided the world between the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
- Line of longitude located at 180
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- Shows the physical features on the earth’s surface.
- The division of the world into 24 zones.
- Directional marker that shows,
- Half of a sphere or globe, as in the earth’s
- Imaginary line of latitude located at 23 1⁄2 degrees North.
- Diagram showing the main idea and details of a given subject.
- Zero degrees longitude.
- Southern most point on the earth.(90 degrees south)
- Imaginary lines running east and west around the globe, used to measure the distance north and south of the equator in degrees, also called parallels.
- Uses contour lines instead of colors to
- Shows comparisons, making high and lows stand out clearly.
- changes in the landscape.
- Directional marker on a map.
- east and west of the Prime
- Directions on a compass rose that show northeast, northwest, southeast and southwest.
- in the Pacific Ocean.
- south, east and west.
- Explanation of the symbols on a map.
- Shows the boundaries of countries,continents on a map.
- and Southern Hemispheres.
- Special graphs using a picture of the subject to present important information.
38 Clues: in the Pacific Ocean. • south, east and west. • also called Meridians. • Zero degrees longitude. • changes in the landscape. • and Southern Hemispheres. • east and west of the Prime • Directional marker on a map. • Directional marker that shows, • Line of longitude located at 180 • Explanation of the symbols on a map. • pole on the globe used to measure the • ...
Geography Terms 2022-12-14
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- the location of an area of high elevation that separates water flow on a large land mass
- zero degrees latitude
- a narrow piece of land between two larger landforms
- the height of a geographic feature above sea level
- a depression in the earth, often filled with water
- an area of land surrounded on 3 sides by water
- description of weather patterns for an area
- a large area of ice that slowly flows down a mountain
- a large section of the earth's surface referred to in tectonics
- a protected area of water often used by ships
- an elevated largely flat land form
- a depression formed by the impact of a meteorite
- located above the arctic circle
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- a land form completely surrounded by water
- a narrow waterway between two larger bodies of water
- an imaginary vertical line used for navigation
- the location of the prime meridian
- a largely flat area of land
- an area marked by extreme dry conditions
- the land formed by dirt deposited by a river
- any form of water in the atmosphere that falls to earth
- a tidal wave
- land in arctic areas with light vegetation
- a crack in the earth's surface often associated with earthquakes
- one of the 7 large land areas on the planet
- a secondary river that flows into a larger river
- an area of land on a coastal area that protrudes into the ocean
27 Clues: a tidal wave • zero degrees latitude • a largely flat area of land • located above the arctic circle • the location of the prime meridian • an elevated largely flat land form • an area marked by extreme dry conditions • a land form completely surrounded by water • land in arctic areas with light vegetation • description of weather patterns for an area • ...
Geography Review 2023-01-31
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- The state directly north of North Carolina
- The line that is 0 degrees latitude
- The line that is 0 degrees longitude (2 words)
- The only continent that is also one entire country
- Is the name of the largest Great Lake
- The name of the gulf that is directly south of the United States (3 words)
- This geographical region is located between the Interior Lowlands and the Rocky Mountains (2 words)
- Is the acronym to help remember the names of the Great Lakes
- Death Valley is located in this region (3 words)
- The state that is mostly a "peninsula"
- The ocean that is between Africa and Australia
- The continent at the bottom of the globe
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- The number of oceans
- This river served as the gateway to the west
- A stream or river that flows into a larger stream or river
- The capital of Virginia
- The number of continents
- This river was explored by the Spanish
- This river forms the border with Mexico (2 words)
- The geographical region that is on the east coast of the United States (2 words)
- This geographical region contains hills worn by erosion, and lakes carved by glaciers (2 words)
- The geographical region that contains the Continental Divide (2 words)
- The Coastal Plain is known for its excellent __________
- The bay is in the shape of a horseshoe
- This is the longest river in the United States
- An area of relatively level high ground
- This river was explored by Lewis and Clark
- The state that is the largest in land size
- The Continental Divide determines the directional flow of ______
- The Rocky Mountains contain rugged mountains that stretch from _______ almost to Mexico
- The state that is split in half by one of the Great Lakes
31 Clues: The number of oceans • The capital of Virginia • The number of continents • The line that is 0 degrees latitude • Is the name of the largest Great Lake • This river was explored by the Spanish • The bay is in the shape of a horseshoe • The state that is mostly a "peninsula" • An area of relatively level high ground • The continent at the bottom of the globe • ...
Geography Crossword 2022-06-15
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- Common flag colour
- For example on the flags of Samoa, Brazil and New Zealand (8,5)
- Anagram of mistaken turns
- Capital city with W
- 40 million inhabitants, not safe for tourism travel
- Cold country
- Country with 6% of the world’s landmass
- Smallest country in Europe
- Someone who entertains: A … (anagram)
- Internet domain of Dominica
- Common in official country names
- Largest island nation (17,000+ islands)
- IOC country code and German word for shark
- Geographical game
- Similarity between the the Switzerland and Vatican City flag
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- Nepal has eight of those, i.e. 57% (5,11)
- Country and capital
- Flag with a red geometric shape
- For example on the flags of Mexico, Albania and Egypt
- Eastern African country, capital city: Asmara
- Capital city: Yerevan, borders Turkey
- IOC country code and human body part
- Southern half of the earth
- Expression of pleasure (anagram)
- Internet domain of Antarctica
- Internet domain of Wales
26 Clues: Cold country • Geographical game • Common flag colour • Country and capital • Capital city with W • Internet domain of Wales • Anagram of mistaken turns • Southern half of the earth • Smallest country in Europe • Internet domain of Dominica • Internet domain of Antarctica • Flag with a red geometric shape • Expression of pleasure (anagram) • Common in official country names • ...
Geography Crossword 2022-06-15
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- Common flag colour
- For example on the flags of Samoa, Brazil and New Zealand (8,5)
- Anagram of mistaken turns
- Capital city with W
- 40 million inhabitants, not safe for tourism travel
- Cold country
- Country with 6% of the world’s landmass
- Smallest country in Europe
- Someone who entertains: A … (anagram)
- Internet domain of Dominica
- Common in official country names
- Largest island nation (17,000+ islands)
- IOC country code and German word for shark
- Geographical game
- Similarity between the the Switzerland and Vatican City flag
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- Nepal has eight of those, i.e. 57% (5,11)
- Country and capital
- Flag with a red geometric shape
- For example on the flags of Mexico, Albania and Egypt
- Eastern African country, capital city: Asmara
- Capital city: Yerevan, borders Turkey
- IOC country code and human body part
- Southern half of the earth
- Expression of pleasure (anagram)
- Internet domain of Antarctica
- Internet domain of Wales
26 Clues: Cold country • Geographical game • Common flag colour • Country and capital • Capital city with W • Internet domain of Wales • Anagram of mistaken turns • Southern half of the earth • Smallest country in Europe • Internet domain of Dominica • Internet domain of Antarctica • Flag with a red geometric shape • Expression of pleasure (anagram) • Common in official country names • ...
Geography 7 2022-05-01
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- a former political prisoner that became president of South Africa
- Mountains where Asia and Europe meets
- highest mountain range in Europe
- first humans in Australia
- first settlers in New Zealand
- large city in New Zealand
- the largest desert in the world
- capital of Ireland
- capital of United Kingdom
- what the white government of South Africa set up to divide the people
- major river in Arabian Peninsula
- capital of Russia
- capital of Greece
- where the Egyptians buried their pharaohs
- the world's longest river
- major river in Arabian Peninsula
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- capital of Israel
- capital of France
- Japan's highest mountain
- capital of Italy
- capital of Spain
- the radical Muslim group that ruled the country of Afghanistan
- largest country in the world by size
- world's highest peak is a part of this mountain range
- capital of Germany
- one of the enclaves in South Africa
- large city in Australia
- the communist group that formed the Soviet Union
- capital of Portugal
- city in Japan where atomic bomb was dropped in WWII
- City that pope lives in
- China's official language
32 Clues: capital of Italy • capital of Spain • capital of Israel • capital of France • capital of Russia • capital of Greece • capital of Germany • capital of Ireland • capital of Portugal • large city in Australia • City that pope lives in • Japan's highest mountain • first humans in Australia • large city in New Zealand • capital of United Kingdom • China's official language • the world's longest river • ...
World Geography 2022-09-02
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- This country has the largest pyramid in the world.
- The largest Forest in the world.
- A Mountain with an elevation of 14,439ft.
- A tropical plain located east of the Andes in Colombia and Venezuela.
- A Mountain with an elevation of 6,684ft.
- The worlds largest tropical wetland area that is around Paraguay, Brazil, and Bolivia.
- The capital of this country is called "Buenos Aires".
- An active shield volcano in the Hawaiian Islands. Located along the southeastern shore of Hawaiʻi.
- This country has one of the deepest canyons in the world.
- This country has the longest coastline in the world.
- These explorers mapped out uncharted land, rivers, and mountains.
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- Contains 12 Countries.
- The tallest waterfall that is located in Venezuela.
- A river that is over 11 miles across.
- Contains 23 Countries.
- The driest place on earth?
- The largest river in the world.
- A Mountain with an elevation of 22,838ft.
- A Lemhi Shoshone woman who helped explore uncharted places.
- This country's biggest exports are tobacco, sugar, and nickel.
- A desert valley in Eastern California, in the northern Mojave Desert, bordering the Great Basin Desert.
- A landmark in Arizona that is around 10 miles across and a mile deep.
- An American national park that maintains the Harding Icefield, its outflowing glaciers, and coastal fjords and islands.
- This is the biggest country in south America.
24 Clues: Contains 12 Countries. • Contains 23 Countries. • The driest place on earth? • The largest river in the world. • The largest Forest in the world. • A river that is over 11 miles across. • A Mountain with an elevation of 6,684ft. • A Mountain with an elevation of 14,439ft. • A Mountain with an elevation of 22,838ft. • This is the biggest country in south America. • ...
geography vocab 2022-08-26
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- elevated land with sloping sides and a rounded top
- large thick body of slow moving ice
- direction opposite a rivers flow
- place where a river begins
- direction a river flows away from its source
- a sizable inland body of water
- a deep and narrow valley with a steep wall
- one of the seven large land masses on earth
- a body of water that expands deeply into the shoreline
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- area of flat land at a high elevation
- long stretch of land connect two larger bodies of land
- area of low lands between hills and mountains
- land area smaller than a continent surrounded by water
- a wide straight or waterway between two close land masses
- this is a group of islands
- large body of water surrounded by land
- an account from a from a bystander
- one of the four major bodies of salt water
- broad flat topped landform smaller than a plateau
- an account from someone who heard of it
20 Clues: this is a group of islands • place where a river begins • a sizable inland body of water • direction opposite a rivers flow • an account from a from a bystander • large thick body of slow moving ice • area of flat land at a high elevation • large body of water surrounded by land • an account from someone who heard of it • one of the four major bodies of salt water • ...
Geography Vocabulary 2022-09-20
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- distance between an imaginary set of lines that run parallel to Earth's Prime Meridian
- weather in a specific region
- exhibiting very little annual rainfall, usually from 10 to 20 inches
- a way of looking at a subject
- a particular area; also, a globe or ball
- having to do with space
- having to do with Earth's form
- manifestation of atmospheric events in a specific location
- distance between an imaginary set of lines that run parallel to Earth's equator
- the interactions between living things and their environment, comprising a unit
- the process in which water is transformed from a gaseous state to liquid
- process in which water is transformed from a liquid state to a gas
- half a sphere or globe
- the path of a planet or object around another
- location a spot located relative to another spot
- the falling to Earth of water in any form
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- planet a planet consisting of solid rock
- to turn into liquid or make weaker
- distribution where people live
- process by which rock, soil, and minerals break down and are moved and displaced
- useless material or waste
- planet a planet smaller in size and gravitational pull than the other planets of the solar system
- location exact spot on earth
- process by which rock, soil, and minerals break down
- lacking moisture especially having insufficient rainfall to support trees or woody plants
25 Clues: half a sphere or globe • having to do with space • useless material or waste • weather in a specific region • location exact spot on earth • a way of looking at a subject • distribution where people live • having to do with Earth's form • to turn into liquid or make weaker • planet a planet consisting of solid rock • a particular area; also, a globe or ball • ...
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 2022-08-27
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- Are the actual application or usage of a theory, belief, or approach.
- Is defined as a way of thinking about how and why physical features or processes are positioned in geographic space.
- Is described as progressive changes in all the interconnected weather elements on our planet over a period of about 30 years.
- The circulation of products, humans, and ideas from one place to another.
- Can be articulated as the customs and traditions practiced by a people that are passed from generation to generation.
- Is the science of locating historical events in time.
- Generally collect and validate data used in generating maps.
- The part of a country or the world having definable characteristics but not permanently fixed boundaries.
- These are the various actions for recreation, living, or necessity done by people.
- Is the encompassing gaseous layers of a planet or other celestial body.
- It occurs when two plates come together.
- Is described as the collection of processes that contribute to the relationship between societies and individuals.
- The study of geographical phenomena organized by class or type rather than by region.
- Refers to the transfer of anything from one location to another, and it may have to do with the physical movement of people.
- The whole number of people living in a country, city, or area.
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- Is a location that contains a variety of things, such as a humid or hot atmosphere.
- Places where plates slide sideways past each other.
- Is the measurement of east or west of the prime meridian.
- Two tectonic plates meet.
- Is the measurement of distance north or south of the Equator.
- Is the portion of the solid Earth's surface that is not always covered by water.
- The invisible mixture of odorless tasteless gases that surrounds the earth.
- The father of geography created a system of longitude and latitude as well as a map of the known world.
- Is the place of a certain point or entity; it can also be a city, town, community, or even an archaeological site.
- The arrangement of the natural and artificial physical features of an area.
- The condition of the atmosphere, includes the following factors: temperature, pressure, wind, humidity, and precipitation.
- The study of places and the interactions between people and their environments, including the distribution of populations.
- Is an inorganic chemical substance that is clear, tasteless, odorless, and virtually colorless.
- Is a term used to indicate the tremendous variety of life on Earth and includes all forms of life, like bacteria, and plants.
- It occurs when two tectonic plates move away from each other.
30 Clues: Two tectonic plates meet. • It occurs when two plates come together. • Places where plates slide sideways past each other. • Is the science of locating historical events in time. • Is the measurement of east or west of the prime meridian. • Generally collect and validate data used in generating maps. • Is the measurement of distance north or south of the Equator. • ...
Geography Crossword 2022-09-30
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- land smaller than a continent, surrounded by water
- continent similar to africa, but smaller
- a small stream that flows into a larger stream or river
- measured height of a geographic feature
- an ocean near the north pole
- the ocean in the middle
- a sizable inland body of water
- an area of flat land with a higher elevation
- in the northwest hemisphere
- connected to asia
- connected to europe
- a body of water that is surrounded by land, smaller than a gulf
- a flat area of land
- elevated land with sloping sides
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- the ocean on the west coast
- a large natural stream of water that runs through the land
- the continent at the bottom left of asia
- a large body of water that extends into a shoreline, bigger than a bay
- body of land with water on 3 sides
- an ocean near the south pole
- a large area of thick ice that remains from one year to the next
- a continent with no inhabitants
- "the island continent" also a country
23 Clues: connected to asia • connected to europe • a flat area of land • the ocean in the middle • the ocean on the west coast • in the northwest hemisphere • an ocean near the north pole • an ocean near the south pole • a sizable inland body of water • a continent with no inhabitants • elevated land with sloping sides • body of land with water on 3 sides • ...
Geography Crossword 2022-09-30
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- land smaller than a continent, surrounded by water
- continent similar to africa, but smaller
- a small stream that flows into a larger stream or river
- measured height of a geographic feature
- an ocean near the north pole
- the ocean in the middle
- a sizable inland body of water
- an area of flat land with a higher elevation
- in the northwest hemisphere
- connected to asia
- connected to europe
- a body of water that is surrounded by land, smaller than a gulf
- a flat area of land
- elevated land with sloping sides
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- the ocean on the west coast
- a large natural stream of water that runs through the land
- the continent at the bottom left of asia
- a large body of water that extends into a shoreline, bigger than a bay
- body of land with water on 3 sides
- an ocean near the south pole
- a large area of thick ice that remains from one year to the next
- a continent with no inhabitants
- "the island continent" also a country
23 Clues: connected to asia • connected to europe • a flat area of land • the ocean in the middle • the ocean on the west coast • in the northwest hemisphere • an ocean near the north pole • an ocean near the south pole • a sizable inland body of water • a continent with no inhabitants • elevated land with sloping sides • body of land with water on 3 sides • ...
Geography Terms 2023-08-28
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- A rupture in the land ejecting lava, rocks, or gas.
- Low area between hills, larger than a canyon or gorge.
- A small body of standing water.
- A large body of saltwater, larger than a sea.
- Slow moving mass of ice.
- A hill of loose sand built by wind or water.
- A hole in the ground caused by collapsed land.
- A place where water emerges above ground.
- range An area of related mountains.
- Surface water flowing down a channel, smaller than a river.
- Large body of salt water, smaller than an ocean.
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- A forested wetland.
- Natural flowing watercourse.
- An area of high, flat ground.
- Molten rock expelled by a volcano.
- Flat land next to river that periodically floods.
- An extensive area of flat land.
- A narrow valley between mountains.
- A small source of fresh water in a desert.
- Periodic eruption of water and stream from a spring.
- Deep, narrow land between cliffs.
- Part of a river that is relatively steep and turbulent.
- pass A route through a mountain range.
- A place where water flows over a river cliff.
- Flat top land with steep sides.
25 Clues: A forested wetland. • Slow moving mass of ice. • Natural flowing watercourse. • An area of high, flat ground. • An extensive area of flat land. • A small body of standing water. • Flat top land with steep sides. • Deep, narrow land between cliffs. • Molten rock expelled by a volcano. • A narrow valley between mountains. • range An area of related mountains. • ...
Geography Terms 2023-08-14
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- a hill of sand shaped by wind
- an area of land surrounded entirely by water
- a narrow piece of land connecting two larger land areas
- an opening in Earth's crust where lava, ash, and gases erupt
- a large part of the ocean
- a large body of water
- a narrow body of water connecting two larger bodies of water
- an area of land near the ocean
- a deep, narrow valley with steep walls
- an area of land that sticks out into a lake or an ocean
- an inland body of water
- a large area of moving ice
- part of a large body of water that is smaller than a gulf
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- an area of land covered by shallow water
- a large, flat, elevated area of land
- an area of rugged land that generally rises higher than 2000 feet
- an area of low land between hills or mountains
- an area of densely wooded land
- an extremely dry area with little water and few plants
- a nearly flat area
- an area in the desert with a water source
- a rounded, elevated area of land smaller than a mountain
- an area where a river deposits soil into the ocean
- a circular depression formed when the roof of a cave collapses
- a natural flow of water that runs through the land
- an ocean ridge made up of skeletal remains of tiny sea animals
26 Clues: a nearly flat area • a large body of water • an inland body of water • a large part of the ocean • a large area of moving ice • a hill of sand shaped by wind • an area of densely wooded land • an area of land near the ocean • a large, flat, elevated area of land • a deep, narrow valley with steep walls • an area of land covered by shallow water • ...
Donnalley Geography 2022-11-04
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- World's highest city
- World's largest freshwater wetlands
- Most people in Guyana speak
- Brazil is one of the world's leading producers of
- World's southernmost community
- Brazil is divided into
- Lowest point in SA
- Colombia's leading cash crop is
- The most popular sport in Brazil is
- The first group to colonize Brazil?
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- Chile stretches 2,652 miles along the
- Highest peak in SA
- World's highest waterfall
- World's largest river
- Largest lake in SA
- rainforest World's largest rainforest
- World's longest mountain range
- Wettest city in SA
- Where two-thirds of Argentina's people live are
- In Venezuela, the government owns the
- Bolivia's location in South America makes it
- World's driest desert
- Argentina's chief exports are
23 Clues: Highest peak in SA • Largest lake in SA • Wettest city in SA • Lowest point in SA • World's highest city • World's largest river • World's driest desert • Brazil is divided into • World's highest waterfall • Most people in Guyana speak • Argentina's chief exports are • World's longest mountain range • World's southernmost community • Colombia's leading cash crop is • ...
Geography Terms 2022-10-20
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- side to side lines
- Measures east and west
- An image translator
- location on latitude or longitude
- What we do to the world
- size
- Tropic of the Big Crab
- Where are you?
- Turns the earth into a cross section
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- Hey, penguins watch our for leopard seals!
- The spread of people and ideas
- A group of places that are similar to each other.
- What are your surroundings like?
- cuts the earth through the middle
- Measures north and south
- Santa lives here
- up and down lines
- What's this big sheet of paper with the world on it called?
- Tropic of the Mergoat
- North-South-East-West
20 Clues: size • Where are you? • Santa lives here • up and down lines • side to side lines • An image translator • Tropic of the Mergoat • North-South-East-West • Measures east and west • Tropic of the Big Crab • What we do to the world • Measures north and south • The spread of people and ideas • What are your surroundings like? • cuts the earth through the middle • location on latitude or longitude • ...
Geography crosswords 2022-05-12
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- green hills, clear water, pretty rocks and mysterious caves.
- large system of mountain ranges
- a major mountain range
- world's highest mountain
- between the main part of east China sea.
- populated religion.
- Volcanic mountain called Xianbei mountain
- Also known as Huang He
- spans the yangtze river.
- A cold spectacle of Jilin.
- a group of mountain ranges
- Cresent lake
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- Mount haungs clouds
- a high plateau in southern China.
- covers part of northern and northwestern China.
- river also known as Chang jiang
- a stone forest in yunnan
- highest mountains in the world
- Freshwater lake in tibet
- is one of the world's largest sandy deserts.
20 Clues: Cresent lake • Mount haungs clouds • populated religion. • a major mountain range • Also known as Huang He • world's highest mountain • a stone forest in yunnan • Freshwater lake in tibet • spans the yangtze river. • A cold spectacle of Jilin. • a group of mountain ranges • highest mountains in the world • large system of mountain ranges • river also known as Chang jiang • ...
World Geography 2022-06-01
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- The capital city of Oregon?
- The name of the capital of California (and Costa Rica)?
- what country is also a continent?
- Where to find a the canal that goes from the Pacific to the Atlantic ocean?
- The country where Amsterdam is?
- What continent is Russia on?
- The Italian city of canals where they don't have cars?
- The volcano that destroyed the ancient city of Pompeii?
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- Large mountain range that forms the border between Italy and France?
- The city where Christopher Columbus is from?
- What is the capital of Nicaragua?
- Mountain range that runs down through South America
- The capital of Ireland?
- They fought with Germany against us during WWII?
- The capital of Germany?
- The capital of France?
- South pacific island nation that used to be part of the Spanish empire.
- What is the highest mountain in New England?
- What is our 50th state?
- continent that Denmark is on?
- The most populated nation?
21 Clues: The capital of France? • The capital of Ireland? • The capital of Germany? • What is our 50th state? • The most populated nation? • The capital city of Oregon? • What continent is Russia on? • continent that Denmark is on? • The country where Amsterdam is? • What is the capital of Nicaragua? • what country is also a continent? • The city where Christopher Columbus is from? • ...
China’s Geography 2022-05-12
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- One of the most beautiful mountains in Guangzhou China.
- This place was created for the emperor Qin Shi Huang to guard him in the afterlife.
- This fault-bounded trough is one of China’s driest locations and it is home to the second lowest depression in the world.
- This part of the Silk Road, also known as the Gansu Corridor, linked China to other civilizations trading along the route.
- This river is the longest in Asia and the third longest in the world stretching nearly 6,300 kilometers.
- This structure is the longest manmade structure in the world and can even be seen from the moon.
- This plateau is also known as the “Roof of the Earth” is the largest plateau on earth reaching 3,000 to 5,000 meters and covering 2.5 square kilometers
- This forest has outstanding biodiversity and is located in the western China.
- Surrounded by mountains, this basin is located in the Sichuan region.
- This river translates to “Black Dragon River” and it is the tenth longest river in the world.
- This trade route helped to link Western Asia with Middle and East Asia.
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- The tallest mountain in the world peaking at 8,849 meters (29,032 feet)
- This city in China also known as “Paris of the East” has a higher population than New Zealand.
- This desert is located in Western China. In Turkish, this desert means “Enter and you will not come out,” which is fitting, since this desert is full of sandstorms.
- This place in China has the most medieval wooden structures and is located in BeiJing.
- A mountain range located in South Asia that separates the Indian plains from the Tibetan Plateau.
- This palace was an imperial garden in the Qing Dynasty and is named after a season.
- The Hai River system and the Taihang Tunnel crosses under this mountain range.
- Also known as the River of Sorrows, this river caused the death of millions of people
- Located in China and Mongolia, this desert is actually cold for most of the year.
- This major river connects three smaller rivers with the Pearl River Delta.
- This temple is the largest religious building in all of China.
- This mountain range separates China from the Korean Peninsula.
- This northern plain was agriculturally useful because of the Yellow River flowing through it.
- This mountain chain stretches from the Pamirs of Tajikistan, and through southern Xinjiang to Qinghai province.
- The second largest and capital city of China known for its many tourist attractions.
- Translating to Heavenly Mountains in Chinese, this mountain range is located in Central Asia.
- The largest lake in China commonly called the “Pearl of Qinghai.”
- This sea is the northern part of the East China Sea, getting its yellow color from the sandstorms of the Gobi Desert.
- This river is known for its cultural significance and is located in South China.
30 Clues: One of the most beautiful mountains in Guangzhou China. • This temple is the largest religious building in all of China. • This mountain range separates China from the Korean Peninsula. • The largest lake in China commonly called the “Pearl of Qinghai.” • Surrounded by mountains, this basin is located in the Sichuan region. • ...
Chinese Geography 2022-05-13
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- of Tibet, a high plateau in southern China.
- A cold spectacle of Jilin.
- a stone forest in yunnan
- Freshwater lake in tibet
- a major mountain range
- river also known as Chang jiang
- populated religion.
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- highest mountains in the world
- is one of the world's largest sandy deserts.
- Also known as Huang He
- green hills, clear water, pretty rocks and mysterious caves.
- a group of mountain ranges
- large system of mountain ranges
- spans the yangtze river.
- Mount haungs clouds
- covers part of northern and northwestern China.
- Crescent lake
- Volcanic mountain called Xianbei mountain
- world's highest mountain
- sea between the main part of east China sea.
20 Clues: Crescent lake • Mount haungs clouds • populated religion. • Also known as Huang He • a major mountain range • spans the yangtze river. • a stone forest in yunnan • Freshwater lake in tibet • world's highest mountain • a group of mountain ranges • A cold spectacle of Jilin. • highest mountains in the world • large system of mountain ranges • river also known as Chang jiang • ...
Geography Crossword 2023-05-23
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- Hungarian county with non-rectangular flag
- Continent with the highest average elevation
- Largest landlocked country
- Nation once adopted a single colour flag
- Country with non-quadrilateral shaped flag
- Most inaccessible county in Eurasia
- Municipality with 22 exclaves/enclaves
- Former name of Seoul
- Country with most time zones
- Short version of longest official city name
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- Country with oldest adoption of current flag design
- Volcano close to San Pedro de Atacama
- Shares a 150m border with Zambia
- Capital closest to the equator
- A 15th-century Inca citadel
- Most tree flora diverse country
- Longest train ride
- Tallest uninterrupted waterfall
- Operator of longest domestic flight
- Island state without a capital city
- Deepest subglacial lake
21 Clues: Longest train ride • Former name of Seoul • Deepest subglacial lake • Largest landlocked country • A 15th-century Inca citadel • Country with most time zones • Capital closest to the equator • Most tree flora diverse country • Tallest uninterrupted waterfall • Shares a 150m border with Zambia • Operator of longest domestic flight • Island state without a capital city • ...
Italian Geography 2023-05-24
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- This region is also an Island
- Longest river in Italy
- They run from the North to the south
- Caserta, Benevento, Avellino, and Salerno
- Major river in Aosta Valley
- My continent
- Italy's largest lake
- The largest ancient amphitheatre is here
- Highest peak in Trentino Alto Adige
- Where is Fermo?
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- I might take a gondola to navigate the canals
- I am a tectonic lake
- The source of the tiber
- Regional capital of Tuscany
- City with lots of Hazel nuts
- This region is an Island
- Queen Margherita enjoyed her food
- This region's capital is the name of a bird
- Mountain range in the North
- Italy's capital city
- The region I live in
21 Clues: My continent • Where is Fermo? • I am a tectonic lake • Italy's largest lake • Italy's capital city • The region I live in • Longest river in Italy • The source of the tiber • This region is an Island • Regional capital of Tuscany • Major river in Aosta Valley • Mountain range in the North • City with lots of Hazel nuts • This region is also an Island • Queen Margherita enjoyed her food • ...
Regional Geography 2023-05-23
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- Another word for landscape
- Political divide of Ireland
- Specific number of fish to be caught
- Niche market for high fashion
- Dark jelly like substance that makes soil fertile
- Farming living off the land
- NDP
- Artificial watering of land
- Region famous for dairy products
- Gas Field found off West coast of Ireland
- Desert found in India
- MNC
- Steep face ridge of mountain found in Paris Basin
- Fertile stoneless soil in Paris Basin
- The most populous region of France
- Another name for rivers/Lakes
- Prevailing wind of Ireland
- City Region
- Regions influenced by the weather
- Port found in Paris Basin
- Another name for mountains/ upland areas
- Granary of France
- High yield high profit farming
- Area of exposed limestone pavement
- European physical region
- Colour of main soil in Ireland
- River of France
- Forestry land committee
- Use of machinery
- Religious Region
- Type of farming involving raising of animals
- Another name for wine production
- River found in India
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- Plateau found in India
- Physical Region
- Ocean current that influences Irish climate
- Market Gardening
- Region defined by language or religion#
- 12.5% tax rate in Ireland
- Tasked with even development/spread in Ireland (NSS)
- Storm
- Climate of Ireland
- Mountain building period
- Breaking up of farms into estates
- IDA
- Washing of nutrients from soil due to heavy rainfall
- Mountains found in Mezzigiorno
- Political divide of Paris
- High speed train
- Region famous for vineyards
- Movement of key industries outside of city/core area
- Political Region
- Opposite of core region
- Dominant precipitation in Western Ireland
- Tourist Board of Ireland
- Uncontrolled spreading of built up areas
56 Clues: NDP • MNC • IDA • Storm • City Region • Physical Region • River of France • Market Gardening • High speed train • Political Region • Use of machinery • Religious Region • Granary of France • Climate of Ireland • River found in India • Desert found in India • Plateau found in India • Opposite of core region • Forestry land committee • Mountain building period • European physical region • ...
Geography Vocabulary 2023-10-02
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- Height above or below sea level
- One half of how the earth is divided
- Measures east or west of the Prime Meridian
- Has its own government
- Exact spot where something is located
- Covers 3/4 of the earth
- Stream of water that flows in a larger body of water
- Determines distance between places on a map
- Point or place in relation to another
- Main directions
- One of the 7 major land masses
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- Measures north or south of the Equator
- Salt water partially surrounded by land
- Signifies zero degrees latitude
- All directions, shape of a flower
- Map using lines or colors as different elevation
- Signifies zero degrees longitude
- A letter, character, or sign used instead of a word
- Body of freshwater surrounded by land
- Secondary directions
- Tells the reader what each symbol stands for on a map
21 Clues: Main directions • Secondary directions • Has its own government • Covers 3/4 of the earth • One of the 7 major land masses • Height above or below sea level • Signifies zero degrees latitude • Signifies zero degrees longitude • All directions, shape of a flower • One half of how the earth is divided • Exact spot where something is located • Body of freshwater surrounded by land • ...
Geography Features 2023-10-04
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- Bengal, Baffin, Hudson, Biscay
- Mexico, Guinea, Alaska
- Great, Northern European, West Siberian, North China
- Hawaii, Indonesia, Philippines, Caribbean
- Victoria, Superior, Baikal
- water, saturated, filled
- Amazon, Nile, Mississippi, empties
- Redwood, coniferous, deciduous, Amazon
- Pacific, Indian, Arctic
- Madagascar, Greenland, Sri Lanka, Taiwan
- Panama, Denmark, Egypt by the Nile River, Mexico near Gutierrez
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- Great, low, ocean
- flat, raised, Tibet, Mato Grosso
- ice, cold, permanent
- flat, grassland, herds
- coral, ring, lagoon
- Great Basin, Sonora, Gobi, Atacama
- Grand, Black, steep, river
- Ganges, Colorado, Congo, Danube
- Gibraltar, Bering, Magellan
- narrow, water, inland
- Florida, Malay, Korean, Iberian, Scandinavia
- Black, Red, Arabian, Bering, Caribbean
- steep, flat, isolated
24 Clues: Great, low, ocean • coral, ring, lagoon • ice, cold, permanent • narrow, water, inland • steep, flat, isolated • Mexico, Guinea, Alaska • flat, grassland, herds • Pacific, Indian, Arctic • water, saturated, filled • Victoria, Superior, Baikal • Grand, Black, steep, river • Gibraltar, Bering, Magellan • Bengal, Baffin, Hudson, Biscay • Ganges, Colorado, Congo, Danube • ...
Canadian Geography 2023-10-10
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- Connects the Atlantic to the Great Lakes
- Great Britain won all of French Canada after this
- First European to set foot in North America
- Borders Nunavut, Quebec, Ontario, & Manitoba
- Coast Region whose characteristcs are thick forests, mountains, salmon fishing, trade with Pacific Rim
- Flows north through the NW Territories
- French explorer traveled up the St. Lawrence River in 1530's ended in Montreal
- Second most populous city in Canada, located in Quebec
- Region whose characteristics are manufacturing, major trade ports, highest population
- English explorer arrived in Newfoundland in 1497
- Body of water in NW Territories, deepest in N America
- Most populous city in British Columbia, parts of the Twilight series were filmed here
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- Region whose characteristics are fishing, low population, poorest region
- Explorers were in search of this fabled waterway that connected the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean
- Region whose characteristics are farming and oil fields
- Capital of the Northwest Territory
- Borders Vancouver and Yukon
- Headquartered in London, exchanged European goods for Native American furs
- Province: 1/4 of the population, 90% French speaking
- Region whose characteristics are mining, lowest population density, archipelago
- Famous Canadian, was married to a supermodel, "Baby", "One Time", "Love Yourself"
- Type of provinces that lead the country in wealth, industry, commerce, politics, and influence
- Capital of Canada, considered to be bilingual
- Britain organized Canada into ten
- Capital of Ontario
25 Clues: Capital of Ontario • Borders Vancouver and Yukon • Britain organized Canada into ten • Capital of the Northwest Territory • Flows north through the NW Territories • Connects the Atlantic to the Great Lakes • First European to set foot in North America • Borders Nunavut, Quebec, Ontario, & Manitoba • Capital of Canada, considered to be bilingual • ...
Geography Facts 2024-09-18
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- The Last Country, Alphabetically
- Sudan has the most of these, not Egypt, which is a Common Misconseption
- Frances longest land border is with ___
- The Capital of Thailand
- The Mile High City
- Constantinople Was Once its Capital
- City Where The Olympics were first held
- 90% of the Worlds Population Lives in This Hemisphere
- This Country is Wider than the moon
- People from New Zealand are known as ___
- This Canal Shares a name with this country
- Country Officially given by the UN in 1948
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- Common Name for the Country that holds the most Olympic medals
- The Worlds Oldest Country
- Trevor Noah is From Here
- Switzerland is well known for their cheese and their this
- The City Where WWII Officially Ended
- Messi's Home Country
- The United Kingdom drives on this side of the road
- The Smallest Country in the World
- Rasputin was from here
- Equatorial Guinea is the Only African Country with this as it's official language
22 Clues: The Mile High City • Messi's Home Country • Rasputin was from here • The Capital of Thailand • Trevor Noah is From Here • The Worlds Oldest Country • The Last Country, Alphabetically • The Smallest Country in the World • Constantinople Was Once its Capital • This Country is Wider than the moon • The City Where WWII Officially Ended • Frances longest land border is with ___ • ...
SPELLING & GEOGRAPHY 2025-04-04
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- CITY IN SOUTH OF SPAIN
- SPAIN'S 2ND CITY
- SPAIN & PORTUGAL
- AFRICA ASIA EUROPE
- LARGE COUNTRY BORDERS SPAIN
- CITY ON THE MEDITERRANEAN
- LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN BILBAO
- CITY IN NORTH OF
- THE ROOF OF THE WORLD
- HOLY
- LARGE ROCK
- SEA TO THE EAST OF SPAIN
- OWNED BY THE UK
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- MOUNTAINS WHERE YOU'LL FIND ANDORRA
- CAPITAL OF PORTUGAL
- NORTH AFRICAN COUNTRY CLOSE TO IBERIA
- CHOICE
- SIERRA _____ MOUNTAINS
- SNOW STORM
- LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN SPAIN'S NORTH EAST
- FOREFATHER
- FLOWER ON A TREE
- CHOOSES NOT TO EAT MEAT
- CAPITAL OF SPAIN
- SPOOKY
25 Clues: HOLY • CHOICE • SPOOKY • SNOW STORM • FOREFATHER • LARGE ROCK • OWNED BY THE UK • SPAIN'S 2ND CITY • SPAIN & PORTUGAL • FLOWER ON A TREE • CITY IN NORTH OF • CAPITAL OF SPAIN • AFRICA ASIA EUROPE • CAPITAL OF PORTUGAL • THE ROOF OF THE WORLD • CITY IN SOUTH OF SPAIN • SIERRA _____ MOUNTAINS • CHOOSES NOT TO EAT MEAT • SEA TO THE EAST OF SPAIN • CITY ON THE MEDITERRANEAN • LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN BILBAO • ...
Geography Quiz 2024-10-22
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- (relationship of distance on a map to that in reality)
- What did the UN create to determine the level of development in countries
- is a 2-D or flat scale model of Earth's surface, or a portion of it
- What is GPS most commonly used for?
- shapes of landmasses and local direction maintained while sacrificing accurate size
- Is a substance in the environment that is useful to people, economically & technologically feasible to access & socially acceptable to use
- where something is, in reference to someplace else.
- What do we call restrictions that reduce the spread of ideas or innovations
- What has the UN created to measure the extent of inequality within a country
- The spread of a feature from one place to another in an additive process
- The process by which a feature spread across space from one place to another over time
- A place from which an innovation originates
- A set of processes that are increasing interactions, deepening relationships, & accelerating interdependence across national borders
- collect data with tools while physically distant from the area
- Items that must be addressed by countries like foreign policy, defense, etc.NATIONAL Items that must be addressed by countries like foreign policy, defense, etc.
- to write about/describe people
- The names of a place or that can describe a place
- uses satellites to pinpoint location, direction, velocity thru triangulation
- Shows characteristics of how the place must look like
- Includes three types of features, which are" Cultural Features, Economic Features, & Physical Features
- Shows the advantages of a place based on the site
- What does MMR stand for?
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- The spread of an idea through physical movement of people from one place to another
- Things that affect your community and that can be changed at the community level
- (sometimes “regional” in the US like New England or the Great Lakes, sometimes we refer to the as “state” level in the U.S.) things that can be more effectively addressed thru a smaller unit of govt.
- The scientific method of transferring locations on Earth's surface to a flat map
- refers to information about subjective characteristics (softness, beauty, feelings); info that can't actually be measured
- Is the use of Earth's resources in ways that ensure their availability in the future
- The geographic study of human-environment relationships
- Using latitude and longitude(coordinates)
- Large Area, Less Details
- Small Area, More Details
- What do MDCs stand for?
- What does AFR stand for?
- Even though the environment affects development, it does not determine it
- What do LDCs stand for?
- The analysis of data about Earth acquired through satellite & other electronic technologies(abbreviation)
- In this case “regional” means global regions (from our mapping activity) or a grouping of multiple countries
- relative sizes of landmasses are maintained, but shape is often grossly distorted
- Captures, stores, queries & displays geographic data, & also produces the most accurate maps(abbreviation)
- permits storage/analysis of data in layers
- Is the process where an area is way more developed
- Is the process of improving the conditions of people through diffusion of knowledge & technology
- What theory did Immanuel Wallerstein propose
- Items of concern that only one country or a small group of countries COULDN’T solve without worldwide cooperation
- Is the process where an area is way less developed
- The arrangement of objects in space
- refers to data that can be measured and written down with numbers
- to write about or describe the Earth
- Map projections create something inaccurate
50 Clues: What do MDCs stand for? • What do LDCs stand for? • Large Area, Less Details • Small Area, More Details • What does AFR stand for? • What does MMR stand for? • to write about/describe people • What is GPS most commonly used for? • The arrangement of objects in space • to write about or describe the Earth • Using latitude and longitude(coordinates) • ...
Human geography 2024-10-25
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- enterprise-individuals and businesses own the factors of production, government has very little role in the economy.
- democracy-citizens participate in the decision making process
- a type of command economy where the government owns all the factors of production. There is no private ownership of property or resources and little or no political freedom.
- diffusion-the spread of culture traits from one region to another
- group-a group of people who share a common culture or heritage
- democracy-citizens elect others to make decisions on their behalf
- economy-an economic system based on free trade and competition
- a single person, or small group, holds absolute power
- factors-things that encourage people to migrate to a place
- the process of moving from one place to another place
- factors-things that encourage people to migrate from a place
- monarchy-a monarch's right to rule is limited by law
- power is concentrated in the hands of a small group of people
- and their surroundings; areas that are heavily populated and developed
- economy-an economic system in which the central government makes all economic decisions
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- economy-an economy in which production is based on customs and tradition and in which people often grow their own food, make their own goods, and use barter to trade
- nation-a government with complete authority over a geographic region
- monarchy-absolute power to rule is inherited through family
- economy-an economy that is a combination of command, market, and traditional economies
- border-borders that follow natural features
- the set of beliefs, values, and practices that a group of people have in common
- the government controls some of the basic factors of production, but free enterprise and private ownership exists
- an area immediately outside of a city, often a smaller residential community
- a government organized by religious principles and authorities.
- border-borders determined by people that do not follow natural features
- found outside of cities; less densely populated, with primarily agricultural economies
26 Clues: border-borders that follow natural features • monarchy-a monarch's right to rule is limited by law • a single person, or small group, holds absolute power • the process of moving from one place to another place • factors-things that encourage people to migrate to a place • monarchy-absolute power to rule is inherited through family • ...
Human geography 2024-10-25
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- a government organized by religious principles and authorities.
- things that encourage people to migrate to a place
- borders that follow natural features
- an economy that is a combination of command, market, and traditional economies
- the process of moving from one place to another place
- a group of people who share a common culture or heritage
- individuals and businesses own the factors of production, government has very little role in the economy.
- absolute power to rule is inherited through family
- power is concentrated in the hands of a small group of people
- an economic system in which the central government makes all economic decisions
- a single person, or small group, holds absolute power
- a type of command economy where the government owns all the factors of production. There is no private ownership of property or resources and little or no political freedom.
- and their surroundings; areas that are heavily populated and developed
- borders determined by people that do not follow natural features
- the set of beliefs, values, and practices that a group of people have in common
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- citizens elect others to make decisions on their behalf
- citizens participate in the decision making process
- an economy in which production is based on customs and tradition and in which people often grow their own food, make their own goods, and use barter to trade
- a monarch's right to rule is limited by law
- the government controls some of the basic factors of production, but free enterprise and private ownership exists
- found outside of cities; less densely populated, with primarily agricultural economies
- the spread of culture traits from one region to another
- things that encourage people to migrate from a place
- a government with complete authority over a geographic region
- an economic system based on free trade and competition
- an area immediately outside of a city, often a smaller residential community
26 Clues: borders that follow natural features • a monarch's right to rule is limited by law • things that encourage people to migrate to a place • absolute power to rule is inherited through family • citizens participate in the decision making process • things that encourage people to migrate from a place • a single person, or small group, holds absolute power • ...
Geography Thing 2024-10-04
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- Desert Spanning through Arizona to Mexico
- E in PEGS
- Mountains Stretching through the United States to Canada
- Brazil festival held before lent
- Festival held in Peru
- P in PEGS
- Government structure in South America
- Highest peak in the US
- Celebrated on the 4th of July
- Desert stretched from US to Mexico
- S in PEGS
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- Mountains in eastern US
- Biggst rainforest in the world
- Flat region that is similiar to the grand canyon
- US Biggest Trade Partner
- Most spoken language in South America
- Longest River in USA
- Located in Califforna, known for extreme temperature's
- hearty stew originating from brazil
- G in PEGS
20 Clues: E in PEGS • P in PEGS • G in PEGS • S in PEGS • Longest River in USA • Festival held in Peru • Highest peak in the US • Mountains in eastern US • US Biggest Trade Partner • Celebrated on the 4th of July • Biggst rainforest in the world • Brazil festival held before lent • Desert stretched from US to Mexico • hearty stew originating from brazil • Most spoken language in South America • ...
Natural Geography 2025-04-28
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- Highest Mountain Range
- Mountain Range In South America
- The Invisible Belt Around The Earth
- Egyptian River
- Ocean On The American East Coast
- Glacier Island Country Between Greenland and Norway
- Biggest Island In The Indian Ocean
- Continent Of The South Pole
- Continent Including Canada
- Volcanic Island Chain And Popular Tourist Destination
- Largest Ocean
- Largest Desert in Africa
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- Most Populated Island Of Indonesia
- Continent Including Brazil
- Highest Mountain In The World
- Largest Island Overall
- Continent Including Egypt
- Continent Including New Zealand And Australia
- Continent North Of The Mediterranean
- Driest Desert
- Santa's House
- Desert In Mongolia
- Mountain Range In Switzerland
- Most Populated Continent
- Largest Rainforest And Name Of A River
25 Clues: Driest Desert • Santa's House • Largest Ocean • Egyptian River • Desert In Mongolia • Highest Mountain Range • Largest Island Overall • Most Populated Continent • Largest Desert in Africa • Continent Including Egypt • Continent Including Brazil • Continent Including Canada • Continent Of The South Pole • Highest Mountain In The World • Mountain Range In Switzerland • ...
Geography crossword 2025-05-01
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- a mass of land that holds and contains lava, through which distress in the Earth releases ash and lava
- molten rock that is held inside volcanos or volcanic vents
- features of the land, ranging from mountains, hills, valleys, and depressions
- The hypothetical landmass in which now contains present day asia and Europe
- the fault in which the plates collided, the main cause of Earthquakes in the area
- the layer between the inner core and mantle
- The hypothetical landmass that consisted of present day arabia, Africa, India, and most southeastern countries
- currents of energy released by plates when tension builds up, causing waves of energy to be released
- a flow of debris or other pyroclastic material
- The movement of plates below the Earth which causes the land to shift
- the degrading of something
- the inner most layer of the earth
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- where the tectonic plates end
- rages or waves of ash, pumcie, rocks, and mud that slides down the side of a volcano
- the originator of continental drift hypothesis
- The outermost layer of the earth
- the layer directly between the Earth
- When plates meet and grind against each other, building tension as they let out the energy, causing the earthquakes
- the hypothetical landmass in which one large continent existed, form around 200-300 million years ago
- the land in which we live, seven major continents.
- a line or valley of volcanos deep under the ocean, stretching around the Earth
- plates under the earth which move and shift
- temporarily at rest
- the deformation or degrading of rocks, usually caused by water, wind, or waves
24 Clues: temporarily at rest • the degrading of something • where the tectonic plates end • The outermost layer of the earth • the inner most layer of the earth • the layer directly between the Earth • the layer between the inner core and mantle • plates under the earth which move and shift • the originator of continental drift hypothesis • ...
Trivia - Geography 2025-05-05
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- Strait Between Alaska and Russia
- Country of Machu Picchu
- Mountains separating Europe and Asia
- Ancient Roman amphitheatre
- Leaning tower city
- Most populous EU country
- Statue in Rio
- Continent with most countries
- Statue in New York Harbor
- Andreas California fault line
- America Continent of the Amazon
- Waterfalls on Canada–U.S. border
- Capital of the UK
- Longest river
- Second-largest country by area
- Largest continent
- Home of Great Barrier Reef
- U.S. monument with presidents
- Shrinking Central Asian sea
- Country sharing Mount Everest with China
- Country on two continents
- Sophia Famous mosque in Istanbul
- Capital of Japan
- Ocean East of Africa
- Largest desert (by area)
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- Prehistoric site in England
- Delhi Capital of India
- Southern Africa plateau
- Capital of Russia
- City of Eiffel Tower
- Largest lake in Africa
- Island Moai statue location
- Largest island
- Flattest continent
- Sea between Europe and Africa
- City Capital of Mexico
- Number of countries Danube flows through
- River through Paris
- Capital of South Korea
- U.S. state closest to Russia
- Capital of Brazil
- Capital of Australia
- Island east of Madagascar
- Capital of Germany
- Ancient city in Jordan
- Wall Historic wall in China
- Deepest ocean trench
- Country with most time zones
- Capital of Egypt
- City of the Taj Mahal
50 Clues: Statue in Rio • Longest river • Largest island • Capital of Japan • Capital of Egypt • Capital of Russia • Capital of Brazil • Capital of the UK • Largest continent • Flattest continent • Leaning tower city • Capital of Germany • River through Paris • City of Eiffel Tower • Capital of Australia • Deepest ocean trench • Ocean East of Africa • City of the Taj Mahal • Delhi Capital of India • ...
Geography Crossword 2025-03-03
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- Where is the Mariana Trench located?
- What continent is USA located in?What co
- What is the tallest mountain in Sri Lanka
- What is China's most famous wall?
- What are the coordinates of the Sigiriya Rock Fortress?
- True or False? Is the Yangtze river 6500 km long
- What is the population density of India?
- What tsunami killed 227,898 people in 2004?
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- What are the capitals of Sri Lanka?
- What is the largest lake in China
- What was the first flag associated with China?
- Where were fortune cookies first made?
- What is the first name of Sri Lanka's Prim Minister?
- What hemisphere is India located in?
- How many people live in the Vatican City
- What is the tallest mountain in China?
- What is the average temperature in India?
- What is the circumference of the world minus the combined length of the Great wall of China and the depth of the Mariana Trench in meters
- How many tourism places are in India?
- How many languages are spoken in India?
20 Clues: What is the largest lake in China • What is China's most famous wall? • What are the capitals of Sri Lanka? • Where is the Mariana Trench located? • What hemisphere is India located in? • How many tourism places are in India? • Where were fortune cookies first made? • What is the tallest mountain in China? • How many languages are spoken in India? • ...
Geography Revision 2025-06-10
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- the population theorist who proposed that population growth will inevitably outstrip the available food supply, leading to negative consequences like famine and disease
- refers to the increase in the number of humans on Earth
- long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns
- a short, eroded remnant of a sea stack that has been worn down by wave action
- these contribute to the overall warming of the earth
- the term given to when all people, at all times, have physical, social, and economic access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs and preferences for an active and healthy life
- an increase in the quantity and quality of the economic goods and services that a society produces
- an economic system based on the reuse and regeneration of materials or products, especially as a means of continuing production in a sustainable or environmentally friendly way
- a surface which has a low albedo
- a tall, pillar-shaped rock formation that is isolated from a headland and stands in the sea, typically formed by wave erosion
- a measure of the number of births in a population, typically expressed as births per 1,000 women of reproductive age
- the type of radiation emitted from earth. Also known as infrared.
- the action of surface processes that removes soil, rock, or dissolved material from the earth
- the general increase in earths atmospheric temperatures
- a greenhouse gas
- the type of radiation emitted from the sun. Also known as insolation.
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- the reflectivity of the Earth's surface
- the increase in the Earth's average temperature due to human-induced emissions of greenhouse gases
- otherwise known as a tropical cyclone
- the population theorist who proposed that population growth can be a driver of agricultural development, rather than a cause of food scarcity
- a greenhouse gas
- a set of 17 interconnected, universal goals adopted by the United Nations in 2015
- a greenhouse gas
- a multifaceted process aimed at improving the economic well-being and quality of life within a community or region
- the overall equilibrium between incoming solar radiation and outgoing terrestrial radiation that maintains Earth's average temperature
- a surface which has a high albedo
26 Clues: a greenhouse gas • a greenhouse gas • a greenhouse gas • a surface which has a low albedo • a surface which has a high albedo • otherwise known as a tropical cyclone • the reflectivity of the Earth's surface • these contribute to the overall warming of the earth • long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns • refers to the increase in the number of humans on Earth • ...
Geography Revision 2025-06-10
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- the population theorist who proposed that population growth will inevitably outstrip the available food supply, leading to negative consequences like famine and disease
- refers to the increase in the number of humans on Earth
- long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns
- a short, eroded remnant of a sea stack that has been worn down by wave action
- these contribute to the overall warming of the earth
- the term given to when all people, at all times, have physical, social, and economic access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs and preferences for an active and healthy life
- an increase in the quantity and quality of the economic goods and services that a society produces
- an economic system based on the reuse and regeneration of materials or products, especially as a means of continuing production in a sustainable or environmentally friendly way
- a surface which has a low albedo
- a tall, pillar-shaped rock formation that is isolated from a headland and stands in the sea, typically formed by wave erosion
- a measure of the number of births in a population, typically expressed as births per 1,000 women of reproductive age
- the type of radiation emitted from earth. Also known as infrared.
- the action of surface processes that removes soil, rock, or dissolved material from the earth
- the general increase in earths atmospheric temperatures
- a greenhouse gas
- the type of radiation emitted from the sun. Also known as insolation.
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- the reflectivity of the Earth's surface
- the increase in the Earth's average temperature due to human-induced emissions of greenhouse gases
- otherwise known as a tropical cyclone
- the population theorist who proposed that population growth can be a driver of agricultural development, rather than a cause of food scarcity
- a greenhouse gas
- a set of 17 interconnected, universal goals adopted by the United Nations in 2015
- a greenhouse gas
- a multifaceted process aimed at improving the economic well-being and quality of life within a community or region
- the overall equilibrium between incoming solar radiation and outgoing terrestrial radiation that maintains Earth's average temperature
- a surface which has a high albedo
26 Clues: a greenhouse gas • a greenhouse gas • a greenhouse gas • a surface which has a low albedo • a surface which has a high albedo • otherwise known as a tropical cyclone • the reflectivity of the Earth's surface • these contribute to the overall warming of the earth • long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns • refers to the increase in the number of humans on Earth • ...
geography + economics 2025-06-11
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- alterations to the naturl world and both natural and human process affect it
- measures how countrys run through stsattiscis such as life expectancy and literacy rates
- finanical effects that an event or policy change has on an economy, region or country.
- the total value of assests that a person owns at any point of time that appreciates in value
- the amount of people who are not in a job but are actively seeking employment
- finiancial gains obtained by individuals over a specific person, typically a year
- the effect an organisations actions that affect the wellbeing of a community
- the process of using resources in a way that ensure they will be available for future generations
- an alteration to the environment, whether positive or negative, resulting from human activities or actions
- how long someone is expected to live for in a region
- the unequal distribution of wealth or income in a society
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- a numerical statistic that measures how equal a country distributes wealth
- measure how people are feeling, not just statistics based data
- the surrounds on earth, including both living and non living elements
- a standard of measure of value added through the production of goods and services
- an incerase in price of goods and services
- total number of deaths per 1000 births
- the state of being comfortable healthy and happy in all aspects of life
- the total amount of people who can read and write
- force a total number of people who are able to work and are either employed or seeking employment
- a measure of a countrys economic output per person calcularted by the total value of goods and services
21 Clues: total number of deaths per 1000 births • an incerase in price of goods and services • the total amount of people who can read and write • how long someone is expected to live for in a region • the unequal distribution of wealth or income in a society • measure how people are feeling, not just statistics based data • ...
European Geography 2024-12-28
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- The nation south of Estonia and north of Lithuania.
- The majority ethnic group of Hungary.
- The type of alphabet that is used to write the Russian language.
- The body of water between the United Kingdom and Norway (2 words)
- The microstate between Spain and France.
- The oldest indigenous group in Europe. They live in the coldest regions of the continents.
- Types of languages that derived from Latin.
- The capital of Italy, it was the home of one of the strongest empires in history.
- The mountain range between Spain and France.
- The leader of the Catholic church.
- Seafaring warriors from northern Europe from about 700 to 1000 AD.
- The bloodless divorce between Czechia and Slovakia
- The country within the UK that borders England to the west.
- The mountain range that goes through the country of Italy
- The means in which the Baltic States were able to successfully protest and gain independence from the Soviet Union.
- Artifically reclaimed seabed used for farming and settlement in Belgium and the Netherlands.
- The only nation in southeastern Europe that is mostly Cathloic.
- The tunnel that connects the United Kingdom and France.
- The capital of Germany.
- The oldest country in Europe. (2 words)
- The museum in Paris that is the home of the Mona Lisa.
- The nickname of the region consisting of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
- The peninsula that contians the countries of Spain and Portugal.
- The war between the Axis and Allied powers in the 1940s.
- The capital of Ukraine.
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- The mountain range in central Europe that goes through Poland, Ukraine, and Romainia
- The name of the peninsula that contains the nation of Denmark.
- The smallest country in the world. It has a theocratic government (2 words)
- A mineral that is mined that is used for fertilizer.
- The communist country that was created as a pan-Slavic nation in the Balkin Peninsula.
- The river that flows through the city of London.
- Another name for the Soviet Union.
- The largest territory owned by Denmark.
- Home to the world's tallest church. (When it is finally finished...)
- The city in which you can visit the Parthenon.
- The nation in which Hitler invaded that sparked World War II.
- The site of the famous leaning tower
- A king or queen.
- The island at the southernmost tip of Italy.
- The Kaliningrad oblast is an example of this.
- The nation in the European Union with the strongest economy.
- The type of archetecture from the medieval era that is most famous in central Europe.
- The strait that connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean
- The most famous tourist attraction in France. (2 words)
- A sport in northern Europe that combines skiing and rifle shooting.
- The president of Russia elected in 2000.
- The volcanic island nation that exists on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge
47 Clues: A king or queen. • The capital of Germany. • The capital of Ukraine. • Another name for the Soviet Union. • The leader of the Catholic church. • The site of the famous leaning tower • The majority ethnic group of Hungary. • The largest territory owned by Denmark. • The oldest country in Europe. (2 words) • The microstate between Spain and France. • ...
Africa Geography 2025-01-08
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- An endemic species to Africa
- Massive nature reserve where a lot of wildlife settles
- Word to describes species that can only be found in one place
- River that flows through Northwest Africa
- Stretch of land about 1000 miles long on the West side of Africa
- Just straight up flat land
- Desert in the South of Africa
- Where Mount Kilimanjaro is located in the Horn of Africa
- Elevated piece of flat land
- Where the massive rainforest is!
- World's largest hot desert
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- You can find them on the Swahili Coast
- When an environment becomes much more dry and without vegetation
- Longest river in the world located in Egypt
- Where a river splits into several parts usually by sediment
- Ocean that borders the Swahili Coast
- Massive sand dune
- Where two tectonic plates separate
- Transition Zone between Sahara and Savanna
- Grasslands where the lions live
20 Clues: Massive sand dune • Just straight up flat land • World's largest hot desert • Elevated piece of flat land • An endemic species to Africa • Desert in the South of Africa • Grasslands where the lions live • Where the massive rainforest is! • Where two tectonic plates separate • Ocean that borders the Swahili Coast • You can find them on the Swahili Coast • ...
USA GEOGRAPHY 2025-01-10
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- State known for its automotive industry and the city of Detroit.
- Second word of the river that forms the natural border between Texas and Mexico.
- Famous natural monument located in Arizona, known for its spectacular rock formations.
- State nicknamed "The Evergreen State" due to its abundant forests.
- First word of the state known for Mount Rushmore.
- Famous mountain in Utah, with unique rock formations.
- The national park where Half Dome is located.
- Famous island where the Mayflower landed.
- Vegas The city known for its casinos and entertainment.
- Capital of Hawaii.
- State with the famous "Route 66" that goes from Chicago to Los Angeles.
- State with the city of Chicago and Lake Michigan.
- Capital of Alaska, famous for its proximity to the Arctic Circle.
- Second word of the most populous city in the United States.
- Desert located mainly in Arizona and California.
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- Capital of California.
- Bridge Famous suspension bridge located in San Francisco.
- The river that flows through New Orleans.
- State nicknamed "The Silver State" due to its mining industry.
- National Park National park known for its famous "Arch."
- State famous for Mount Hood and its volcanic activity.
- Second word of State with the capital called "Columbia."
- The famous national park in Wyoming known for its geysers.
- The largest state in the U.S.
- State known as "The Centennial State."
25 Clues: Capital of Hawaii. • Capital of California. • The largest state in the U.S. • State known as "The Centennial State." • The river that flows through New Orleans. • Famous island where the Mayflower landed. • The national park where Half Dome is located. • Desert located mainly in Arizona and California. • First word of the state known for Mount Rushmore. • ...
Geography & Nature 2024-12-17
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- - The current state of the atmosphere, including temperature, wind, and precipitation.
- area - An area submerged in water, often caused by heavy rain or overflowing rivers.
- - A large underground hollow often found in hills or cliffs.
- - A deep gorge typically carved by a river over time.
- - The highest point of a mountain or hill.
- river - A stream of water that moves quickly through its course.
- - Describes an area covered in thick, low-lying clouds.
- - Water droplets that fall from clouds to the ground.
- - To turn into ice due to low temperatures.
- - A structure that jets water upward, often decorative.
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- - A stream of water falling from a height.
- - Free of moisture; not wet.
- - Material derived from trees or a small forested area.
- - A sudden, bright electrical discharge during a storm.
- - A place of worship, often grand and sacred.
- - A vast body of saltwater covering much of the Earth.
- - Soft white flakes of ice that fall from the sky in cold weather.
- - A clear day with lots of sunlight.
- - A visible mass of water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the sky.
- - Describes a day when precipitation falls continuously.
- - A weather event featuring lightning, thunder, and heavy rain.
- - A dense cloud of tiny water droplets near the ground that reduces visibility.
- - Covered or saturated with water or liquid.
- - Describes air with a high level of moisture.
24 Clues: - Free of moisture; not wet. • - A clear day with lots of sunlight. • - A stream of water falling from a height. • - The highest point of a mountain or hill. • - To turn into ice due to low temperatures. • - Covered or saturated with water or liquid. • - A place of worship, often grand and sacred. • - Describes air with a high level of moisture. • ...
Geography Vocab 2025-09-16
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- Explains the symbols, lines, and colors used on a map
- the four main directions on a compass
- Shows information about the climate of an area
- Meridien Imaginary line that divides the world into western and Easter hemispheres
- A map that shows mountains, hills, plains, rivers, lakes, oceans, etc.
- tells what the map is about
- A map that shows the important resources of a region.
- A grid that makes it easy to locate points using lines that divide a map into rows and columns
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- Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest
- A map that shows the surface features of an area.
- A map showing boundaries, such as countries, states, provinces, etc.
- Imaginary line that divides the world into north and southern hemispheres
- Large bodies of salt water
- Large masses of land
- Pictures on a map that stand for something
- something you are accounted for
- shows directions on a map image of compass
- Shows major highways, airports, cities, railroad tracks.
- Compares a distance on a map with a distance in the real world
- Freedom or something you are entitled to
20 Clues: Large masses of land • Large bodies of salt water • tells what the map is about • something you are accounted for • the four main directions on a compass • Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest • Freedom or something you are entitled to • Pictures on a map that stand for something • shows directions on a map image of compass • Shows information about the climate of an area • ...
World Geography 2025-09-25
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- Meridian The zero-degree longitude line that divides the Earth into Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
- A flat elevated landform that rises sharply above the surrounding area.
- A natural feature of the Earth's surface, such as mountains, valleys, or plains.
- A cold, treeless region found in the Arctic and on mountain tops.
- The arrangement of natural and artificial physical features of an area.
- A large, slow-moving mass of ice formed from compacted snow.
- Resource Materials from the Earth that are used by humans, such as water, minerals, and forests.
- The beliefs, customs, arts, and way of life of a particular group of people.
- The number of people living in a particular area.
- The imaginary line around the middle of the Earth that divides it into Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
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- A dry, barren area of land with little rainfall and sparse vegetation.
- A landform created by sediment deposits at the mouth of a river.
- The average weather conditions of a region over a long period of time.
- One of the seven large landmasses on Earth.
- Imaginary lines that run north-south and measure distance east or west of the Prime Meridian.
- A visual representation of an area showing physical or political features.
- An area defined by common features such as geography, culture, or climate.
- A group or chain of islands clustered together in a sea or ocean.
- Imaginary lines that run east-west and measure distance north or south of the Equator.
- A half of the Earth, usually divided into Northern and Southern or Eastern and Western.
20 Clues: One of the seven large landmasses on Earth. • The number of people living in a particular area. • A large, slow-moving mass of ice formed from compacted snow. • A landform created by sediment deposits at the mouth of a river. • A cold, treeless region found in the Arctic and on mountain tops. • A group or chain of islands clustered together in a sea or ocean. • ...
Geography Crossword 2025-07-11
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- Noise ducks make (5)
- sudden shaking of the ground (10)
- The River that runs near Bristol (4)
- This holds back water (3)
- continent with the largest desert (6)
- The amount of people in an area (10)
- A larger body of salt water (5)
- Dan's favourite animal.
- The River that runs through London (6)
- The Longest River in the World (4)
- process of wearing away rocks (7)
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- The movement of people from one place to another (9)
- A line around the Middle of the Earth (7)
- Cutting down trees (13)
- A large body of salt water (3)
- An extinct animal that looked like a hairy elephant (7)
- thick forest near the equator with high rainfall (10)
- layer of gases surrounding Earth (10)
- The capital city of the UK (6)
- A season wind bringing rain to South Asia (7)
20 Clues: Noise ducks make (5) • Cutting down trees (13) • Dan's favourite animal. • This holds back water (3) • A large body of salt water (3) • The capital city of the UK (6) • A larger body of salt water (5) • sudden shaking of the ground (10) • process of wearing away rocks (7) • The Longest River in the World (4) • The River that runs near Bristol (4) • ...
Geography Quiz 2026-03-06
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- — The smallest continent and also a country.
- — A volcanic island nation known for glaciers, geysers, and the Northern Lights.
- River — The largest river in the world by water volume, flowing through Brazil and the Amazon rainforest.
- Barrier Reef — The world’s largest coral reef system located off the coast of Australia.
- River — The longest river in Asia.
- River — The longest river in the world, flowing north through northeastern Africa.
- Desert — The largest hot desert on Earth, covering much of North Africa.
- Everest — The highest mountain on Earth above sea level, located in the Himalayas.
- Aires — The capital city of Argentina located along the Río de la Plata.
- — The city in the United Arab Emirates known for the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building.
- Desert — A vast desert spanning northern China and southern Mongolia.
- of Good Hope — The rocky headland on the southwest coast of South Africa.
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- — The mountain range separating the Indian subcontinent from the Tibetan Plateau.
- — The mountain range stretching across countries like Switzerland, France, and Italy.
- Sea — The sea bordered by Europe, Africa, and Asia.
- — The second largest country in the world by land area.
- — The longest continental mountain range in the world, located in South America.
- — The world’s largest island that is not a continent.
- Canal — The artificial waterway connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
- — The capital city of Japan and one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world.
- — The East African ecosystem famous for its annual wildebeest migration.
- River — A major European river that flows through more countries than any other river in Europe.
- — The coldest, driest, and windiest continent on Earth.
- Picchu — The famous Inca citadel located high in the Andes Mountains of Peru.
- Baikal — The deepest lake in the world, located in Siberia, Russia.
25 Clues: River — The longest river in Asia. • — The smallest continent and also a country. • Sea — The sea bordered by Europe, Africa, and Asia. • — The world’s largest island that is not a continent. • — The second largest country in the world by land area. • — The coldest, driest, and windiest continent on Earth. • ...
Canada Geography 2026-03-22
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- Longest Canadian river
- Large Manitoba lake
- Famous waterfall region
- River to Atlantic
- Prairie province with oil
- Southern Great Lake
- Flat prairie province
- Capital city of Canada
- Bilingual maritime province
- Major river in BC
- Flat farming region
- Mountain range in west
- Mainland region of Newfoundland
- Smallest province by land
- Country in North America
- Arctic territory of Canada
- Northern region with lakes
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- Western coastal province
- Eastern mountain range
- Central prairie province
- Freshwater lake system
- Eastern island province
- Northern territory
- Atlantic maritime province
- Most populous province
- Largest Great Lake
- Central Great Lake
- French speaking province
- Large inland sea
- Lake near Toronto
30 Clues: Large inland sea • River to Atlantic • Major river in BC • Lake near Toronto • Northern territory • Largest Great Lake • Central Great Lake • Large Manitoba lake • Southern Great Lake • Flat farming region • Flat prairie province • Longest Canadian river • Eastern mountain range • Freshwater lake system • Most populous province • Capital city of Canada • Mountain range in west • ...
World Geography 2026-03-27
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- Breeding – Choosing certain plants or animals to reproduce for desired traits.
- – Pride in and loyalty to one’s nation.
- Inequality – Unequal treatment of people based on gender.
- – Using resources in a way that does not run out for future generations.
- – The “New Stone Age” when humans started farming.
- – When a country takes control of another place and its people.
- – Farming crops and raising animals.
- – The amount of crops produced.
- Revolution – A time when new farming methods increased food production.
- – More people moving to cities.
- – A new idea or way of doing something.
- – The buying and selling of goods.
- Boundary – A straight-line border (like a line of latitude or longitude).
- Crops – Grains like wheat, rice, and corn.
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- – The world becoming more connected through trade, culture, and communication.
- Road – Ancient trade routes connecting Asia, Europe, and Africa.
- – Increasing the amount of land used for farming.
- – When a country starts using machines and factories to make goods.
- Nation – A group of people with a shared identity but no country of their own.
- Nations – An organization of countries that works to keep peace and solve global problems.
- – Basic systems like roads, bridges, and water supply.
- – Not having enough money to meet basic needs.
- Exchange – The movement of plants, animals, and diseases between the Old and New Worlds after 1492.
- Development Index (HDI) – A measure of how developed a country is based on health, education, and income.
- Change – Long-term changes in Earth’s temperature and weather patterns.
- (Genetically Modified Organism) – A plant or animal whose DNA has been changed by scientists.
- – How a country makes and uses money and resources.
- – Growing more food on the same amount of land.
28 Clues: – The amount of crops produced. • – More people moving to cities. • – The buying and selling of goods. • – Farming crops and raising animals. • – Pride in and loyalty to one’s nation. • – A new idea or way of doing something. • Crops – Grains like wheat, rice, and corn. • – Not having enough money to meet basic needs. • – Growing more food on the same amount of land. • ...
Geography Vocabulary 2025-11-02
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- a section of a canal that can be closed off, and the water level lowered or raised to facilitate moving a boat between canal sections of different elevations
- a powerful rotating column of air usually formed at the base of a thunderstorm and extending to the earth's surface its high winds can cause massive destruction
- imaginary lines that run north to south on the earth's surface and measure distance from the Prime Meridian which runs through Greenwich England
- a coniferous evergreen region in northern latitudes also called boreal forest
- a crescent shaped inlet of water
- the ring of mountains and volcanos on edges of the Pacific Ocean unusually high levels of tectonic plate movement in this area
- the study of the Earth; divided into Physical Geography and Human Geography
- imaginary lines that run east to west on the earth's surface and measure distance from the Equator the longest line of latitude located at 0°
- a narrow strip of land between two bodies of water connecting two larger areas of land
- a chain or group of islands
- a man made waterway connecting two larger bodies of water
- line of latitude at 0° that bisects the earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres
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- a rupture in the earth's surface caused by shifting tectonic plates that allows lava and ash to rise to the surface
- an ocean current that brings warm waters from the Equator to the western coast of Europe
- a treeless region close to the poles permanently frozen soil
- an area of land almost entirely surrounded by water but connected to a mainland
- vast dry grasslands largely treeless usually in temperate zones
- a large expanse of flat land with very little difference in elevation from surrounding land usually grassland
- a relatively flat area considerably raised above the surrounding land
- a small fertile area in a desert region
- a large area of water lying within a curved coastline larger than a bay
- the part of a river that empties into another body of water
- a natural hot spring that intermittently shoots columns of water and steam into the air
- a mass of ice formed from years of snow accumulation
- the study of earth's physical structure and characteristics
25 Clues: a chain or group of islands • a crescent shaped inlet of water • a small fertile area in a desert region • a mass of ice formed from years of snow accumulation • a man made waterway connecting two larger bodies of water • the part of a river that empties into another body of water • the study of earth's physical structure and characteristics • ...
India's Geography 2025-11-20
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- A __________ feature is a feature of the land such as a river, mountain or plateau.
- India has a very unique ___________ because they were separated by mountains from the rest of the Asian continent.
- small country to the north of India on the border of the Himalayan mountains
- India is located on the continent of __________.
- one of India's seasons that has the most rain and floods the rivers to make the land fertile
- name of the ocean to the south of India
- A smaller part of a larger continent.
- Mohenjo-daro was the very first __________ of the people from India
- name of the sea to the west of India which provided a trade route
- name of the plateau in India that takes up 43% of their land
- Cooled _________ from millions of years ago created the rock that the plateau sits on.
- India has 3 __________ cool, hot and monsoon.
- a large area of land that is elevated from the land around it and flat on top
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- the crop often grown on the plateau
- name of the first group of people to live in India
- The average temperature and moisture level of an area over a period of time.
- name of the river in north east India that has much fertile land, people migrated to live here
- India was ___________ from other countries because of the seas and mountains.
- name of the bay to the east of India
- water source that creates fertile land around it River
- India is located ____________ the equator so it is in the northern hemisphere of our globe
- name of the mountain range to the north of India which protect the people of India
- India has water on 3 sides so it is called a _________.
- name of the desert in India which not many people could live in
- the tallest mountain in the world on the border of India
- the study of the features of the Earth's surface and how they impact people who live there
- large country above the Himalayan mountains north of India
- name of the river north of the desert on the north west of the Indian subcontinent
28 Clues: the crop often grown on the plateau • name of the bay to the east of India • A smaller part of a larger continent. • name of the ocean to the south of India • India has 3 __________ cool, hot and monsoon. • India is located on the continent of __________. • name of the first group of people to live in India • water source that creates fertile land around it River • ...
Geography Crossword 2026-01-20
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- North Korea
- Changing the land
- digitally breaks people’s spirit
- someone leaves because of bad conditions
- Changing yourself because of the environment
- I want to live there, it’s better
- Saudi Arabia
- chemicals go into the sky
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- perception of an area
- shows how people live & their health
- Shows what the temperature is like
- past political boundaries
- naturally separates an area
- moving from one place to another
- why people want to live somewhere
- America
- Oooo, big city
- breaks down rocks
- plates move towards each other
- says activist is a part of a bad group
20 Clues: America • North Korea • Saudi Arabia • Oooo, big city • Changing the land • breaks down rocks • perception of an area • past political boundaries • chemicals go into the sky • naturally separates an area • plates move towards each other • digitally breaks people’s spirit • moving from one place to another • why people want to live somewhere • I want to live there, it’s better • ...
Geography Stuff 2026-01-28
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- The lines that go horizontally across a world map. (like a ladder)
- The lines that go vertically across a world map.
- The thing that tells you where North, East, South, and West. (Two words)
- Pieces of land that are surrounded completely by water.
- A high peaked landform that is usually in ranges.
- What AM stands for on a clock.
- The second largest country in the world (by land mass)
- Most likely the left of a compass-rose.
- The thing at the top of a map that tells you what the map is of/about.
- Most likely the bottom of a compass-rose.
- Also known as a legend on a map.
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- To move out of a country.
- A mountain that can shoot lava.
- Also known as the Key on a map.
- What PM stands for on a clock.
- The line across the middle of the earth. (it gets warmer as you get closer to it)
- A low, flat piece of land that is usually between hills or mountains.
- To move into a new country.
- A hill with steep sides and a flat top.
- Most likely the right of a compass-rose.
- The art, science, and technology of map making.
- Most likely the top of a compass-rose.
- Dry humid places that most likely have lots of sand (There is one that has snow and ice)
23 Clues: To move out of a country. • To move into a new country. • What PM stands for on a clock. • What AM stands for on a clock. • A mountain that can shoot lava. • Also known as the Key on a map. • Also known as a legend on a map. • Most likely the top of a compass-rose. • A hill with steep sides and a flat top. • Most likely the left of a compass-rose. • ...
geography crossword 2026-01-28
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- explains how everything works in a map
- leaving ones own country
- it takes up 71% of the earth
- something on a compass pointing left
- moving to a new country
- a book of maps/ a Greek titan famous for holding the sky
- a country that has trump as there president
- a area with borders and land that has its own government
- something on a compass pointing forward
- what you use to find out how to get somewhere
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- it is something that most places have Canada has a note able one called the St. lawrence
- isolated area
- its fluffy and white and the artic is famous for it
- something used on a map to show the different areas
- a country well known for its maple syrup
- something on a compass pointing right
- something on a compass pointing backward
- something connected to a large body of water
- its hard and typically grey
- zone it's different in every place
20 Clues: isolated area • moving to a new country • leaving ones own country • its hard and typically grey • it takes up 71% of the earth • something on a compass pointing left • something on a compass pointing right • explains how everything works in a map • something on a compass pointing forward • a country well known for its maple syrup • something on a compass pointing backward • ...
M1 Geography 2026-02-10
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- A traditional group of people that live together
- Rain or snow that falls to the ground = ________
- A _______ usually forms over warm ocean water.
- Wild animals are called _______.
- Very little or no rainfall for a long time
- Which natural disaster is caused by shaking of the Earth’s crust?
- Movement of rocks and soil down a mountain = ________
- Cutting down trees is called ________.
- Nearly extinct: _________.
- A long period with not enough water = ________
- Wild plants are called ________.
- Stop something from happening = ________
- Say what will happen in the future = ________
- Large marine mammal: _________
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- When a space rock hits earth: ____________
- A _______ is a storm with fast spinning air.
- The money a country earns
- A giant ocean wave: ________
- Someone who moves to live in a different country
- Rocks and soil moving down a slope
- Water moving over land after heavy rain
- A person from Western Europe or North America
- The belief that plants and natural objects have a soul
- A fire in nature is called a ________.
- Something that makes something happen = ________
- An accepted way of behaving in a culture
- Having large quantities; more than enough
- A large sandy area with little water
- A _______ can cause danger because it releases lava and ash.
29 Clues: The money a country earns • Nearly extinct: _________. • A giant ocean wave: ________ • Large marine mammal: _________ • Wild animals are called _______. • Wild plants are called ________. • Rocks and soil moving down a slope • A large sandy area with little water • A fire in nature is called a ________. • Cutting down trees is called ________. • ...
Geography Vocabulary 2026-04-23
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- A point where a tributary flows into a river and becomes part of it.
- The bottom or the river
- The wearing away of the land by the river
- The sides of the river
- A flat area of land next to a river that gets covered in water when the river
- cut off from the rest of the river.
- An area near the end of a river where freshwater mixes with seawater.
- An _________________ lake is a type of lake formed when a meander
- A bend in a river.
- When water droplets in clouds become too heavy, they fall to the ground as rain, snow or hail.
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- ______________runoff is water that doesn’t soak into the soil flows over the ground into rivers, lakes or the sea.
- As it rises, water vapour cools down and starts to condense into water droplets. These form clouds.
- The warmth of the sun turns water from sea, lakes and rivers into water vapour, which rises into the air.
- A steep drop over a rocky ledge which causes river water to fall suddenly down.
- Plants soak up water from the ground and give out water vapour from their leaves, which rises into the air.
- A small stream that joins into a main river.
- An area of wetland made up of sediment transported to the end of the river, and divided by lots of channels.
- Some water that falls on the ground soaks into the soil or runs into cracks in the ground surface.
- The place where a river enters the ocean.
- The start of a river.
20 Clues: A bend in a river. • The start of a river. • The sides of the river • The bottom or the river • cut off from the rest of the river. • The wearing away of the land by the river • The place where a river enters the ocean. • A small stream that joins into a main river. • An _________________ lake is a type of lake formed when a meander • ...
Australian Geography 2026-05-01
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- Stump Imaginary line marking civilization's edge; "beyond" = very remote
- Plain Flat, almost treeless arid plain in southern Australia
- Vast, remote, arid interior covering most of the continent
- Plateau Massive, rocky, dry region covering the western half
- of Carpentaria Large, shallow sea enclosed on three sides by northern Australia
- Lowlands Rough, dry desert region (part of the "Outback")
- Ocean Surrounds Australia's western and southern coasts
- Description
- Shout to attract attention; "within cooee" = nearby
- of Bourke Very far away; deep in the Outback
- Dividing Range Major mountain range running parallel to the Eastern Coast; separates coastal from interior regions
- & Coastal Features
- (Ayers Rock) Iconic sandstone monolith in Northern Territory; sacred to Aboriginal people
- Eyre Basin Large internal drainage system in central Australia
- Bush Sparsely inhabited regions or natural vegetation outside urban areas
- Victoria Desert Largest desert in Australia (southern and western regions)
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- Oxbow lake or watering hole from river course changes
- Barrier Reef World's largest coral reef system (Coral Sea, off Queensland)
- Under Informal term for Australia (Southern Hemisphere location)
- River Primary river joining the Murray; part of the country's most significant river system
- End Northernmost part of the Northern Territory
- Island state off southeastern coast; mountainous terrain
- Ocean Borders Australia's eastern coast
- Sea Body of water off northeast coast; houses the Great Barrier Reef
- Meaning
- & Local Geographic Slang
- Never Remote, largely uninhabited interior
- Kosciuszko Australia's highest peak (Snowy Mountains)
- River Australia's longest river; crucial for agriculture in southeast
29 Clues: Meaning • Description • & Coastal Features • & Local Geographic Slang • Ocean Borders Australia's eastern coast • Never Remote, largely uninhabited interior • of Bourke Very far away; deep in the Outback • End Northernmost part of the Northern Territory • Shout to attract attention; "within cooee" = nearby • Oxbow lake or watering hole from river course changes • ...
KS3 Geography 2026-05-08
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- Money earned, often from tourists
- A city with over 10 million people
- Natural surroundings such as land, air and water
- Residential areas on the edge of a city
- Having a job or work
- A tall pillar of rock left after an arch collapses
- The growth of cities as people move from rural areas
- Area of sand or pebbles along the shoreline
- When material carried by the sea is dropped
- drift Movement of sediment along a coast by waves
- A steep rock face by the sea
- A place where people go on holiday
- A natural opening formed in a headland by erosion
- Countryside areas with low population
- Movement of people from one place to another
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- The customs and traditions of a place
- Travelling for leisure or holiday
- A piece of land that sticks out into the sea
- city The central area of a city, often older housing
- Something that draws visitors to a place
- factors Reasons attracting people to a place
- A curved inlet of the sea
- Rocks breaking down as they hit each other
- factors Reasons forcing people to leave an area
- Only happening at certain times of the year
- tourism Tourism that does not harm the environment
- Responsible travel to natural areas
- The process by which rock is worn away by the sea
28 Clues: Having a job or work • A curved inlet of the sea • A steep rock face by the sea • Travelling for leisure or holiday • Money earned, often from tourists • A city with over 10 million people • A place where people go on holiday • Responsible travel to natural areas • The customs and traditions of a place • Countryside areas with low population • ...
Navarre/Geography 2026-05-29
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- — Northern Poromish province
- — Luxurious Poromish city ruled by Tecarus
- — Kingdom protected by dragon-powered wards
- — Military outpost near dangerous borders
- — Border outpost hiding Navarre’s secrets
- — Settlement located within Poromiel
- — Mountain village outside Navarre
- — Active war zone between enemies
- Continent — Main landmass containing Navarre and Poromiel
- — Source powering magical kingdom wards
- — Province within Navarre’s borders
- — Province once led by Fen Riorson
- — Location of Navarre’s famous war college
- — One of Navarre’s six provinces
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- — Village connected to Tyrrendor
- — Dangerous regions near enemy territory
- — Province tied to ancient rider history
- Kingdoms — Distant island nations across the sea
- — Province within Poromiel
- — Trading post destroyed during battle
- — Hidden rebellion stronghold in Tyrrendor
- — Central province containing Basgiath War College
- — Military post within Navarre
- — Military defense station along the borders
- — Poromish province affected by war
- — Town mentioned near battle regions
- — Neighboring kingdom allied with gryphon fliers
- — Province known for military importance
- — Important Poromish location
- — Magical barriers protecting Navarre
30 Clues: — Province within Poromiel • — Northern Poromish province • — Important Poromish location • — Military post within Navarre • — Village connected to Tyrrendor • — One of Navarre’s six provinces • — Active war zone between enemies • — Mountain village outside Navarre • — Province once led by Fen Riorson • — Poromish province affected by war • — Province within Navarre’s borders • ...
school subjects 2018-01-04
12 Clues: rajz • kémia • matek • nyelvtan • földrajz • irodalom • biológia • ének-zene • természettudomány • ...studies: hittan! • education testnevelés • ...language idegen nyelv
Subjects in Japanese 2014-08-28
12 Clues: Maths • Music • English • History • Science • Japanese • Geography • Visual Arts • Social Studies • National language • Physical Education • Design andTechnology
Geography Crossword 2016-04-11
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- Earth's outer rigid layer that does not flow
- Decompostion of a chemical compund by reaction with water
- The lay of the land
- My Crossword Puzzle
- Tool used to detect and measure ground motion during an earthquake
- Continental nucleus, craton
- The most inner part of the mantle, made of solid iron
- Mountain building
- inorganic compound having a crystalline structure that has a specific chemical formula
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- The full scope, or timeline of Earth's history
- Curved, or inclined surfaces that form boundaries of landforms
- Responsible for Earth's magnetism, made up of metallic iron
- theory that the Earth is divided into a number of plates on the Earth's mantle
- Process that breaks down rock into particles that dissolve into water
- The scientific study of horizontally arranged rock layers
- Sharp release of energy occurs at the moment of fault fracture
- boundry Boundary where two plates are moving away from each other
- structure in Earth's crust from which magma rises, which will eventually end in erruption
- eruptions Outpourings of low-viscosity magma, large in volume
- The principle that is the balance between buoyancy and gravitational forces
- molten rock beneath Earth's surface
21 Clues: Mountain building • The lay of the land • My Crossword Puzzle • Continental nucleus, craton • molten rock beneath Earth's surface • Earth's outer rigid layer that does not flow • The full scope, or timeline of Earth's history • The most inner part of the mantle, made of solid iron • Decompostion of a chemical compund by reaction with water • ...
Georgia's Geography 2016-08-30
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- The Appalachain is the state's ___ region.
- Fertile for farming.
- Georgia has this type of climate.
- This ocean is to the west of Georgia.
- The Gulf of ___ is south of Georgia.
- The capital of Georgia.
- The northern part of the state is cooler and receives the most ___.
- There are many different ___ features in Georgia.
- This brings a lot of money to the state of Georgia.
- How many geographic regions are in Georgia?
- this mountain is nearly 100 miles.
- Okefenokee means land of the ____ earth.
- This president created the Okefenokee National Refuge.
- The carpet capital of the world is located here.
- North of the Fall line the Chattahoochee river is used to generate this type of power.
- This swamp is located in the Southeast corner of Georgia.
- Georgia's physical features are created by what?
- Islands are located along Georgia's coastline.
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- This ocean provides rainfall for the coastal areas and barrier islands.
- Is a now a popular vacation destination for tourists.
- 4,784 feet above sea level.
- This river flows southwest toward Savannah Georgia and empties into the Atlantic Ocean.
- this plateau has poor soil for farming.
- is a type of rock that Piedmont is famous for.
- In 1937 the Okefenokee Swamp became a national___refuge.
- This mountain is located in the Northeast corner of the state.
- ____and Ridge are known for textile and carpet manufacturing.
- River that is an important source for Georgia, Alabama and Florida.
- is the site of the 1st gold rush.
- a beautiful waterfall site.
- South of the Fall line is used for ___ and boat travel.
- Piedmont was once known as the ___ belt during the pre-civil war history of Georgia.
- a popular amusement park in Georgia.
- The Blue Ridge regions contains a variety of these.
- This means foot of mountain and contains rolling hills.
- A line about 20 miles wide and separates the Piedmont Region from the Coastal Plain.
36 Clues: Fertile for farming. • The capital of Georgia. • 4,784 feet above sea level. • a beautiful waterfall site. • Georgia has this type of climate. • is the site of the 1st gold rush. • this mountain is nearly 100 miles. • The Gulf of ___ is south of Georgia. • a popular amusement park in Georgia. • This ocean is to the west of Georgia. • this plateau has poor soil for farming. • ...
Crossword Geography 2016-09-18
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- you breath it in
- tiny living things
- where do you see boiling liquid rock?
- the planet we live on
- you see it at night in the sky
- a very special star
- big problem in the north 60.000 years ago
- we are learning this for ....
- explanation of signs on the map
- animals that don't lay eggs
- plants evolved from....
- a very long period
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- there are three ..... in the Phanerozoic eon
- big animal in the mesozoic
- process of change
- remains of ancient plants and animals
- the layer of gases around earth
- the force that keeps us on earth
- last period of Paleozoic
- a hot glowing ball of hydrogen gas
20 Clues: you breath it in • process of change • tiny living things • a very long period • a very special star • the planet we live on • plants evolved from.... • last period of Paleozoic • big animal in the mesozoic • animals that don't lay eggs • we are learning this for .... • you see it at night in the sky • the layer of gases around earth • explanation of signs on the map • ...
Geography Terms 2016-01-11
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- a piece of land surrounded by water
- Body of water completely surrounded by land
- One of the seven large landmasses on earth
- A river or stream that flows into a larger river or stream
- Vast treeless plain with permafrost and small, low plants
- piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
- Steep descent of water from a hieght
- Narrow piece of land that connects two large landmasses and seerates two bodies of water
- Underground hollow often having an opening in the side
- Densely overgrown land with tropical vegitation
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- Mountains formed when lava rises through the earth's crust
- An artificial waterway used for irrigation or travel
- in deserts and on beaches, windblown sands that have formed hills
- A row or chain of mountains
- lowland region saturated by water
- An area of a sea or ocean partially enclosed by land
- Area of barren land with roughly eroded ridges and peaks
- Shallow pool of water at the center of an atoll
- A expanse of sand and pebbles along the shore
- high, steep or over hanging rock face
- A ring shaped reef
- large chunks of ice that break off of glaciers
- flat-topped, elevation landforms
- Point of land projecting into body of water
- lond, steep sided, glaciel valley now filled by seawater
25 Clues: A ring shaped reef • A row or chain of mountains • flat-topped, elevation landforms • lowland region saturated by water • a piece of land surrounded by water • Steep descent of water from a hieght • high, steep or over hanging rock face • One of the seven large landmasses on earth • Body of water completely surrounded by land • Point of land projecting into body of water • ...
Geography terms 2016-01-11
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- lowland region surrounded by water
- body of water partially enclosed by land
- large body of ice that moves across the earth
- point of land projecting into a body of water
- a part of land that rises above all land
- a price of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
- densely overgrown land with tropical vegetation
- a deep narrow valley
- dry areas of land with no water
- large continuous body of salt water
- in deserts and one beaches
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- large body of salt water almost surrounded entirely by land
- a ring shaped island
- underground often having an opening in a side or a mountain
- a group of land islands
- an area of a sea or ocean partially enclosed by land bigger than a bay
- area of barren land with little vegetation
- shallow pool of water at the center of an atoll
- triangular section of land
- long body of water bigger than a channel connecting two water bodies
20 Clues: a ring shaped island • a deep narrow valley • a group of land islands • triangular section of land • in deserts and one beaches • dry areas of land with no water • lowland region surrounded by water • large continuous body of salt water • body of water partially enclosed by land • a part of land that rises above all land • area of barren land with little vegetation • ...
Geography Terms 2017-01-08
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- a high piece of land with a flat top and steep sides
- a long are of low land between mountains or hills
- flowing of water away from or back onto the land caused by pull of moon/sun
- a sheltered area of water where boats can be anchored
- a beach landform found where waves meet at an angle
- an area of land surrounded by water on all sides
- a deep valley with steep sides
- a shelf of rock coming out from a wall or cliff
- a mound or hill of sand built up by the action of the wind
- sandy or pebbly land at the edge of a lake, ocean or other body of water
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- a natural hole or hollow in the earth
- a particular area of water within an ocean or surrounded by land
- a path or course through a forest or other rural place
- a high piece of land that sticks out into a body of water
- a flow of water from the earth
- a small sheltered bay
- a deep, narrow valley and usually created by flowing water
- the vast body of salt water covering about three quarters of the earth
- a thick group of small trees or bushes growing together
- a high, steep face of rock or earth
20 Clues: a small sheltered bay • a flow of water from the earth • a deep valley with steep sides • a high, steep face of rock or earth • a natural hole or hollow in the earth • a shelf of rock coming out from a wall or cliff • an area of land surrounded by water on all sides • a long are of low land between mountains or hills • a beach landform found where waves meet at an angle • ...
Georgia Geography 2017-08-25
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- / Hilly region in North Central Georgia that is heavily populated.
- / Famous granite mountain located in the Piedmont Region.
- / Low, flat and warm region in South Georgia.
- / Canyon located in the Appalachian Plateau containing sandstone cliffs.
- / High,flat region in Northwest Georgia.
- / Most prominent feature of the Piedmont Region.
- / Georgia’s highest point.
- / North America’s largest freshwater swamp.
- / Region of the U.S. that contains Georgia.
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- / Northeastern region of Georgia with high mountains.
- / High region in North Georgia known for ridges.
- / Famous peak in the Appalachian Plateau to view seven states.
- / Long stretch of trail extending from the Blue Ridge to Maine.
- / Unnatural formation in the Coastal Plain.
- / Nation that contains Georgia.
- / Georgia’s longest river extending from the Blue Ridge to the Gulf of Mexico.
- / Latitude-based hemisphere that contains Georgia.
- / Ancient coastline separating the Piedmont from the Coastal Plain.
- / Group of islands protecting mainland Georgia.
- / Main export of the Ridge & Valley.
- / Capital of Georgia, located in the Piedmont.
- / Longitude-based hemisphere that contains Georgia.
22 Clues: / Georgia’s highest point. • / Nation that contains Georgia. • / Main export of the Ridge & Valley. • / High,flat region in Northwest Georgia. • / Unnatural formation in the Coastal Plain. • / North America’s largest freshwater swamp. • / Region of the U.S. that contains Georgia. • / Low, flat and warm region in South Georgia. • ...
Urban Geography 2017-11-16
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- Rules that govern urban growth
- When cars drive themselves
- Takes up 1/3 of city space
- The increase in percentage of population living in a city
- A shortage or deficiency of something
- The mayor of Ottawa
- We call infrastructure...
- When the chicken crosses the road
- Friendly and lively
- Meant to persuade or convince
- At least 10 000 000 people
- Small amount
- City-level government
- Meant to discourage urban sprawl
- Helping without the expectation of something in return
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- A neighborhood gets fixed up; the poor pushed out
- Centrum
- Another word for city
- For example, Little Italy
- A.Y.'s land use
- Redevelopment of polluted land
- To make something better; to fit something
- Another word for countryside
- Wasting away from disuse
- density An apartment building
- Eagleson and Hazeldean
26 Clues: Centrum • Small amount • A.Y.'s land use • The mayor of Ottawa • Friendly and lively • Another word for city • City-level government • Eagleson and Hazeldean • Wasting away from disuse • For example, Little Italy • We call infrastructure... • When cars drive themselves • Takes up 1/3 of city space • At least 10 000 000 people • Another word for countryside • Meant to persuade or convince • ...
