geography Crossword Puzzles
Geography Key Terms 2024-08-02
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- The number of people per square kilometre
- nations with social or business activities that are quickly growing and becoming more industrialized.
- The process by which wealthier individuals move into and invest in previously lower-income neighborhoods, leading to increased property values and rents.
- Central business district
- Goods and services produced within a country's borders over a specific period, usually a year or a quarter. It is used to gauge the economic performance of a country
- Areas beyond an urban centre and its suburbs,
- country also known as an advanced or industrialized country, is typically characterized by a high standard of living, well-established infrastructure, and a strong and diversified economy.
- The redevelopment of urban areas that have fallen into urban decay.
- The process of people moving from rural cities.
- The development of sections of cities to achieve higher population density.
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- The process of redistributing or dispersing functions, powers, people, or things away from a central location or authority.
- refers to the process by which a previously functioning city or part of a city falls into disrepair and experiences a reduction in population and economic activity
- is a nation with a lower standard of living, underdeveloped industrial base, and moderate to low Human Development Index
- Smaller cities on the edge of a major city that are used as a regional population and as employment centres
- The output of a nation per person
- Development refers to the process of economic growth, social improvement, and political stability that enhances the quality of life for individuals within a society
- Urban growth due to creation of new suburbs
- The growth of a city outwards onto productive farming land on the city friges
- Characteristics of a population broken down into a subsets for a statistical analysis purposes such as age gender
- A term used to describe built up areas such as a city or town
20 Clues: Central business district • The output of a nation per person • The number of people per square kilometre • Urban growth due to creation of new suburbs • Areas beyond an urban centre and its suburbs, • The process of people moving from rural cities. • A term used to describe built up areas such as a city or town • ...
Geography of Ireland 2024-08-20
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- THE MOST NORTHERLY PROVINCE IN IRELAND
- CAPITAL CITY OF IRELAND
- COUNTY KNOWN AS "THE CATS"
- THE COUNTY WHERE THE CLIFFS OF MOHER ARE
- IRELANDS MOST SOUTHERLY POINT
- GLENDALOUGH IS IN THIS COUNTY
- COUNTY REFERRED TO AS THE "ORCHARD" COUNTY
- THE ROCK OF ......
- TARA AND NEWGRANGE ARE IN THIS COUNTY
- THE COUNTY WITH THE MOST O MALLEYS IN IRELAND
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- COUNTY REFERRED TO AS "THE KINGDOM"
- THE LONGEST RIVER IN IRELAND
- THE "REAL CAPITAL" OF IRELAND
- HIGHEST MOUNTAIN IN ULSTER
- THE NUMBER OF COUNTIES IN MUNSTER
- IRELANDS SMALLEST COUNTY
- COUNTY IN IRELANDS NORTH WEST
- RIVER THAT FLOWS THROUGH BELFAST
- HOW MANY COUNTIES ARE THERE IN IRELAND
- IRELANDS LARGEST LAKE
- RIVER THAT FLOWS THROUGH DUBLIN
- LAKE ON THE RIVER SHANNON
22 Clues: THE ROCK OF ...... • IRELANDS LARGEST LAKE • CAPITAL CITY OF IRELAND • IRELANDS SMALLEST COUNTY • LAKE ON THE RIVER SHANNON • HIGHEST MOUNTAIN IN ULSTER • COUNTY KNOWN AS "THE CATS" • THE LONGEST RIVER IN IRELAND • THE "REAL CAPITAL" OF IRELAND • COUNTY IN IRELANDS NORTH WEST • IRELANDS MOST SOUTHERLY POINT • GLENDALOUGH IS IN THIS COUNTY • RIVER THAT FLOWS THROUGH DUBLIN • ...
Geography Key Terms 2024-09-11
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- Area of level land at low elevation, often covered in grass
- Sheltered place along a shoreline where ships can anchor safely
- Natural stream of running water
- Area of land next to the a sea or ocean
- Area of land completely surrounded by water
- Deep and narrow valley with steep walls
- Large piece of slow moving ice
- Body of land surrounded by water on three sides
- Area in the desert with a water source
- Chain of rocks, coral or sand at or near the surface of the water
- Place where a river flows into a larger body of water
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- Land with steep sides that rise 1,000 feet or more from surrounding land
- Mountain created as liquid rock erupt from inside the earth
- Area of flat lantd at a high elevation
- Narrow stretch of water joining two larger bodies of water
- Area of low land, usually betwen hills or mountains
- Giant body of salt water that covers over 70% of the earth
- One of 7 large landmasses on the earth
- Large body of water partly or mostly surrounded by land
- Inland body of water completely surrounded by land
20 Clues: Large piece of slow moving ice • Natural stream of running water • Area of flat lantd at a high elevation • One of 7 large landmasses on the earth • Area in the desert with a water source • Area of land next to the a sea or ocean • Deep and narrow valley with steep walls • Area of land completely surrounded by water • Body of land surrounded by water on three sides • ...
Geography Cross word 2024-09-11
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- Country with the most time zones
- Most visited tourist spot in the world
- Country that sinks 3.2 feet per year
- The tallest tower in the word
- Country with the most natural lakes
- 90% of the population live in this hemisphere
- Country has the most roads in the world
- Country with most povery
- Smallest known country
- Is the oldest known flag
- Tallest australian building
- Flattest state in USA
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- Largest ocean in the world
- Country that covers 4 hemispheres
- Tall tower in paris
- Tallest Mountain in the world
- Oldest active volcano
- Capital of Afghanistan
- Coldest sea on earth
- Where is Uluru located
- Capital of spain
- Country with the most gold olympic medals
- Longest river in the world
- Country with largest land mass
24 Clues: Capital of spain • Tall tower in paris • Coldest sea on earth • Oldest active volcano • Flattest state in USA • Capital of Afghanistan • Where is Uluru located • Smallest known country • Country with most povery • Is the oldest known flag • Largest ocean in the world • Longest river in the world • Tallest australian building • Tallest Mountain in the world • The tallest tower in the word • ...
German Geography Crossword 2024-06-04
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- Small egg noodle dumplings
- Spiced gingerbread cookie
- Sausage served with curry-spiced ketchup
- White Bavarian sausage
- Layered pastry with a sweet filling
- A type of German sausage
- Almond paste confection
- Stuffed cabbage rolls
- One-pot stew
- Another name for a pretzel
- Red cabbage side dish
- Apple-filled pastry
- Black Forest cake
- Another spelling for spatzle
- Popular Turkish-influenced kebab
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- Marinated and braised beef dish
- Thin, breaded, and fried meat cutlet
- Blood sausage
- Fermented cabbage dish
- Dark, dense rye bread
- Clear cherry brandy
- Bee sting cake with honey and almonds
- A twisted bread often served with beer
- Generic term for German sausage
- German potato salad
- Pan-fried potatoes
- A white grape variety used in German wine
- Fried quark cheese balls
- Boiled potato or bread dumplings
- Pickled herring fillet rolled around a filling
30 Clues: One-pot stew • Blood sausage • Black Forest cake • Pan-fried potatoes • Clear cherry brandy • German potato salad • Apple-filled pastry • Dark, dense rye bread • Stuffed cabbage rolls • Red cabbage side dish • Fermented cabbage dish • White Bavarian sausage • Almond paste confection • A type of German sausage • Fried quark cheese balls • Spiced gingerbread cookie • Small egg noodle dumplings • ...
Benson Geography Crossword 2024-05-30
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- East of Sweden.
- South of Ethiopia.
- West of Cameroon.
- South of the United States.
- ZEALAND Southeast of Australia.
- North of Syria.
- West of Sweden.
- South of Brazil.
- Northeast of Portugal.
- West of Saudi Arabia.
- West of India.
- AFRICA South of Namibia.
- South of Venezuela.
- West of Cambodia.
- Southeast of Taiwan.
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- Southeast of Indonesia.
- East of Belgium.
- West of Germany.
- South of Albania.
- North of Singapore.
- North of the United States.
- North of Kazakhstan.
- East of Norway.
- East of Colombia.
- South of Nepal.
- West of Spain.
- East of China.
- East of Germany.
- West of Argentina.
- North of Libya.
30 Clues: West of Spain. • East of China. • West of India. • East of Sweden. • East of Norway. • North of Syria. • West of Sweden. • South of Nepal. • North of Libya. • East of Belgium. • West of Germany. • South of Brazil. • East of Germany. • South of Albania. • West of Cameroon. • East of Colombia. • West of Cambodia. • South of Ethiopia. • West of Argentina. • North of Singapore. • South of Venezuela. • ...
Basic Geography Vocab 2024-09-27
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- The four primary directions used to denote location. North, South, East, West.
- The position of something in relation to another, usually in relation to true north.
- The prevailing weather patters expected for a region of Earth
- The Regions of Earth from the Tropic of Cancer to the Arctic Circle and from the Tropic of Capricorn to the Antarctic Circle, where weather is more temperate and seasons are experienced throughout the year.
- A Human made/political representation of a specific region of land and group of people
- A type of map that displays human-created boundaries & regions of the world (or other regions).
- A map created to provide a general overview of a location such as physical features, political boundaries, etc.
- The Science dealing with Earth's surface including elements of the land, climate and human interactions
- A representation of features of an area of Earth and showing respective forms, sizes, relationships, etc.
- The Regions of Earth surrounding both the North and South Poles where the least amount of sunlight hits throughout the year.
- Shows the respective size of a precise measurement on a map in comparison to the size of that same precise measurement in reality (on Earth's surface)
- Parallels that circle the globe and denote locations north or south of the Equator.
- The region of Earth surrounding the Equator (From the Tropic of Capricorn to the Tropic of Cancer) that receives the most consistent amount of sunlight year-round.
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- A type of map that displays a detailed account of geographic position and elevation of both natural and man-made features.
- a specific geomorphic feature on the surface of the earth
- A documentation of the symbols on a map in order to have a better understanding of the information displayed within it.
- A map that shows a larger are in context to a smaller area, or a smaller area in context to a larger one.
- A map created to display information about a particular topic or theme and can be displayed in a variety of ways.
- One half of a celestial sphere.
- A symbol oriented to show the cardinal directions on a map
- The production of maps
- The altitude to which something rises above sea level.
- the 7 great divisions of land on Earth
- Bodies of Water or waterways (liquid or frozen) on Earth’s surface.
- Meridians that circle the globe and denote locations east or west of the Prime Meridian
25 Clues: The production of maps • One half of a celestial sphere. • the 7 great divisions of land on Earth • The altitude to which something rises above sea level. • a specific geomorphic feature on the surface of the earth • A symbol oriented to show the cardinal directions on a map • The prevailing weather patters expected for a region of Earth • ...
Ancient Egypt Geography 2023-02-01
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- flooding season
- land that has water on 3 sides
- ruler of Ancient Egypt
- major river that flows through Egypt
- body of water to the east of Egypt
- was built during the Old Kingdom
- burial location for the pharaohs
- Continent in which Egypt is located
- left behind after the river floods
- northern part of Egypt
- fan-shaped fertile land
- peninsula north of the Red Sea
- Egypt's Expansion Period
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- body of water north of Egypt
- person who records major events
- Middle kingdom
- southern part of Egypt
- number of kingdoms in Ancient Egypt
- The Pyramid Age
- direction in which the Nile river flows
- pharaohs were good kings & wise rulers
- special level device to bring water up
- system that brings water to farmland
- type of land along the Nile river
- plant used to make paper
25 Clues: Middle kingdom • flooding season • The Pyramid Age • southern part of Egypt • ruler of Ancient Egypt • northern part of Egypt • fan-shaped fertile land • plant used to make paper • Egypt's Expansion Period • body of water north of Egypt • land that has water on 3 sides • peninsula north of the Red Sea • person who records major events • was built during the Old Kingdom • ...
Geography Review Game 2023-01-24
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- resources that replenish in a short period of time
- The world is divided into 4 of these by the equator and prime meridian
- resources that came from the earth
- the ability to maintain the enviroment
- The third sector of industry
- The capital of Canada
- The amount of people in one country
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- the imaginary line drawn around the earth
- A large body of water
- Hot liquid released from a volcano
- how long you're expected to live
- A feature in the land
- The study of human population
- A crater that's vents lava and rock fragments
- The long term weather conditions of an area
- The opposite of longitude
- An online questionnaire about a country's population
- Directions on a map
- how enjoyable life is
- The process of leaving your country permanently
- The earths main divisions of land. there are 7
21 Clues: Directions on a map • A large body of water • A feature in the land • how enjoyable life is • The capital of Canada • The opposite of longitude • The third sector of industry • The study of human population • how long you're expected to live • Hot liquid released from a volcano • resources that came from the earth • The amount of people in one country • ...
More Animals & Geography 2023-01-27
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- This species of iguana from the Galapagos islands is an excellent swimmer.
- The capital of Togo.
- the capital of Bhutan
- Another name for the African Spur-Thighed Tortoise.
- The capital of Equatorial Guinea.
- A species of wild horse that lives in Mongolia.
- The largest artificial lake in the world, which is located in Ghana.
- The only country in Central America whose official language is English.
- This lake in Asia has its own species of freshwater seal.
- A species of turtle from South America whose shell resembles dead leaves.
- The capital of Yemen (no special characters).
- This type of seal is the largest in the world.
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- A very large Canadian island in the Nunavut province.
- The name for a species of venomous sea snake
- The only venomous mammal in the world.
- This salt pan in Namibia is renowned for being good for animal-watching
- The ____ monitor is the second largest species of lizard in the world.
- The capital of Honduras.
- The capital of Zimbabwe
- The capital of Côte d'Ivoire.
- The species of python that is invasive to Florida
- A gulf between Northern Australia and Indonesia.
- The Indonesian island where Jakarta is located.
- This "lake" in Venezuela is actually a saltwater bay instead of a lake.
24 Clues: The capital of Togo. • the capital of Bhutan • The capital of Zimbabwe • The capital of Honduras. • The capital of Côte d'Ivoire. • The capital of Equatorial Guinea. • The only venomous mammal in the world. • The name for a species of venomous sea snake • The capital of Yemen (no special characters). • This type of seal is the largest in the world. • ...
AP Human Geography 2023-05-30
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- A mountain is what kind of boundary?
- The most widely practiced religion in the Western Hemisphere
- The largest multinational state in the world
- Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Italian are all (blank) languages
- British economist who argued that the world's rate of population increase was far outrunning food supplies
- According to the 1790 census, 62% of immigrants came from here
- Afghanistan is the source to nearly 90% of the world's (blank)
- Defines rights and responsibilities of countries with respect to the use of the world's oceans and marine resources
- Stage of the DTM when birth and death rates are low
- What area in the United States is ranching practiced
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- A state in the United States that has altered its Congressional Districts to eliminate gerrymandering
- The U.N. considers good (blank) to be an as important measure of development as wealth and knowledge
- Region that contains large landmasses on Earth's surface that are not part of a state
- The language family that the United States belongs to
- What country uses the one child policy?
- The expansion of urban areas has contributed to (blank) agricultural land
- This country is an example of a compact state
- Mediterranean Agriculture often borders a (blank)
- The greatest challenge to world security in the twenty-first century
- Fossil fuel found in Russia and Saudi Arabia, developing countries, and developed countries
20 Clues: A mountain is what kind of boundary? • What country uses the one child policy? • The largest multinational state in the world • This country is an example of a compact state • Mediterranean Agriculture often borders a (blank) • Stage of the DTM when birth and death rates are low • What area in the United States is ranching practiced • ...
AP Human Geography 2023-05-31
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- What stage of the DTM is defined as having a growing older population and decreasing birth rate, seen in Japan.
- What type of region extends from a nodal point?
- What problem does every map face?
- What is the spread of a feature over a certain period or area?
- What type of power is 14% of the world's energy, is mainly produced by developed countries, and requires extensive safety precautions before its use?
- Catholicism, Baptists, and Lutherans are examples of Christian ___________.
- A large concentration of people in Eastern Asia and other less developed countries take place in intensive _____ farming.
- The word systems theory recognizes countries as being in the core or ______ levels of development
- What type of service dominates the job market in the US today, where its main use to is provide services to customers?
- The type of agriculture found in Italy, Greece, and California is _____.
- Where did the concept of Nation-States first develop?
- What type of diffusion is seen with celebrities or followed figures?
- In order to facilitate trade, which language is most commonly used as a lingua franca?
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- Under perfect ___ the HDI and IHDI values are the same.
- Which language is most practiced in China and other Eastern Asian countries?
- Which continent is home to the greatest amount of indigenous tribes and folk culture?
- Which urban zone model can be described as having a central CBD from which rings of services stem from?
- Which city is considered to be a holy center for three different religions?
- What type of migration is seen if someone moves from the East to West Coast of the US?
- An area from which ideas originate is a ______
20 Clues: What problem does every map face? • An area from which ideas originate is a ______ • What type of region extends from a nodal point? • Where did the concept of Nation-States first develop? • Under perfect ___ the HDI and IHDI values are the same. • What is the spread of a feature over a certain period or area? • ...
Latin America Geography 2023-04-18
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- type of government found in Cuba
- one of Brazil's largest (and most famous) cities
- country that borders the United States to the south
- only 12 percent of Mexico's land is good for this activity
- country who does NOT trade with Cuba
- foreign-owned factories near Mexico / U.S. border towns
- environmental problem in Mexico City
- brown, hazy air pollution
- covers 2/3 of Brazil; "lungs of the earth"
- one of Mexico's most popular cities for tourists
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- 75 percent of Mexicans live in these areas (a.k.a. cities)
- Brazil's number 1 trade partner
- valuable metal found in Mexico
- the kind of places most people live
- location 90 miles north of Cuba
- the largest country in south america
- the largest island in the Caribbean Sea
- Mexico's number 1 trade partner
- fossil fuel found in the Gulf of Mexico
- Brazil produces more of this crop than any other country
- most important crop to Cuba
- capital city of Cuba
22 Clues: capital city of Cuba • brown, hazy air pollution • most important crop to Cuba • valuable metal found in Mexico • Brazil's number 1 trade partner • location 90 miles north of Cuba • Mexico's number 1 trade partner • type of government found in Cuba • the kind of places most people live • the largest country in south america • country who does NOT trade with Cuba • ...
AP Human Geography 2023-04-30
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- a thematic map with continuous lines joining points of the same value
- the number of persons per unit of land suitable for agriculture
- a force or process that involves the entire world and results in making something worldwide in scope
- the spread of a feature from one place to another in a snowballing process
- contact diminishes with increasing distance and eventually disappears
- a system that accurately determines the precise position of something on Earth
- the arrangement of a feature in space
- the reduction in time it takes for something to reach another place
- an arc drawnbetween the North and South poles
- exact position of an object or place relative to a grid system
- rectangular-shaped maps with little shape and direction distortion, but a lot of size distortion
- the spread of an idea from persons or nodes of authority to other persons or places
- the parallel with the largest circumference and the place with 12 hours of daylight (0 degrees latitude)
- the meridian that is 0 degrees longitude
- distance A distance that can be measured with a standard unit of length, such as a mile or kilometer.
- the location of a place relative to other places
- an area organized around a node or central point
- a feeling for the features that contribute to the distinctiveness of a particular spot on Earth
- the name given to a place on Earth
- provide a specific meaning for a word or concept.
- depending on the scale, different spatial assumptions can be made
- a thematic map using shading to show a pattern of a variable (the darker the shading, the higher the concentration of the variable)
- refers to the relationship of a feature's size on a map compared to its actual size on Earth
- indicate or provide information about a specific topic without elaboration or explanation
- created the word geography, accepted the Earth is sperical, calculated its circumference, and created a map of the Earth dividing it into climatic regions
- central, wealthy, technologically advanced countries vs. less-developed, poor, and dependant countries
- a numbering system used to locate each meridian on Earth's surface
- the number of farmers per unit of farmland
- an ancient Greek who wrote Guide to Geography and made many maps
- relative to a fixed frame of reference and always point in the same direction, regardless of their location (north, south, east west)
- the numbering system to indicate the location of a parallel
- the master reference time for all points on Earth; the time at the prime meridian
- the study of where and why human activities are located where they are
- theory that the physical environment may limit some human actions, but people have the ability to adjust to their environment
- lets us find unfamiliar locations by comparing them to familiar ones
- the rapid, widespread diffusion of a characteristic throughout the population
- divided the West into townships and ranges to help with the buying and selling of land
- the total number of objects in an area
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- an internal representation of a portion of Earth's surface
- the scientific method of transferring locations on Earth's surface to a flat map
- the north-south lines seperating townships
- everything is related to everything else, but near things are more related than far things
- the physical character of a place
- Provide a description or explanation of similarities and/or differences
- a line following the 180 degree latitude line where when you cross it going west, you set the clock forward by 24 hours
- maps that are useful for displaying information across the oceans, but land areas are smaller than on interrupted maps of the same size
- provide the relevant characteristics of a specified topic
- forms superimposed on the physical environment by humans
- a place that people believe exists as part of their cultural identity
- the notion that successive societies leave their cultural imprints on a place, each contributing to the cumulative cultural landscape
- the science of map-making
- an area of Earth distinguished by a distinctive combination of physical and cultural traits
- the process by which a characteristic spreads across space from one place to another over time
- the extent of a feature's spread over space
- relationships among people and objects across the barrier of space
- the geographic study of human-environment relationships
- the acquisition of data about Earth's surface from a satellite orbiting Earth or other long-distance methods
- map help people find and identify physical and/or political features
- the geometric arrangement of objects in space
- the theory that the physical environment causes social development
- shows how a particular feature is distributed over an area
- a two-dimensional or flat-scale model of Earth's surface, or a portion of it
- help people find and identify physical and/or political features
- the spread of an underlying principle, even though a characteristic itself apparently fails to diffuse
- an area within which everyone shares in a common one or more distinctive characteristics
- the position that something occupies on Earth's surface
- a computer system that can capture, store, query, analyze, and display geographic data
- the frequency with which something occurs in space
- provide information about how or why a relationship, process, pattern, position, or outcome occurs, using evidence and/or reasoning
- the place from which an innovation originates
70 Clues: the science of map-making • the physical character of a place • the name given to a place on Earth • the arrangement of a feature in space • the total number of objects in an area • the meridian that is 0 degrees longitude • the north-south lines seperating townships • the number of farmers per unit of farmland • the extent of a feature's spread over space • ...
Human Geography SHS 2022-12-15
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- Only partial diffusion of an idea
- An act that is socially forbidden
- Forces that unite groups in a region
- The origin of diffusion
- Transfer of power to the local or regional
- The F in TFR
- Country to a geographer
- A country with one ethnic group is a ______ state
- Humans build the cultural ____________
- Mixing elements of two or more religions
- The study of populations
- Opposite of Urban
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- A region based on a measurable statistic
- This rate decreases first in demographic transition
- Federal states have political __________
- Location compared to something else
- Example: Yugoslavia
- Term about weakening diffusion over space: Distance ______
- A place name
- A religion that applies only to a certain group
- The One Child Policy was anti-_________
- A person forced to leave their country
- Claimed population would outpace food production
- A boundary that no longer exists
24 Clues: The F in TFR • A place name • Opposite of Urban • Example: Yugoslavia • The origin of diffusion • Country to a geographer • The study of populations • A boundary that no longer exists • Only partial diffusion of an idea • An act that is socially forbidden • Location compared to something else • Forces that unite groups in a region • Humans build the cultural ____________ • ...
Europe Geography Review 2022-12-19
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- the Po River runs south of the Alps through this country
- the peninsula of Jutland separating the North and Baltic Seas is home to this country
- country in which the Danube begins
- a piece of this country lies between Lithuania and Poland near the Baltic Sea
- the longest river in Europe
- strait of ______ connects the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean
- the island of Crete within the Aegean Sea belongs to this country
- separates Russia into its European and Asian sections
- the northeastern corner of this island is a part of the United Kingdom
- country directly south of the Pyrenees
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- the direction that the Danube flows as it goes through Hungary
- body of water used to sail from northern Spain to western France
- country you would travel through if going from Albania to Bosnia-Herzegovina
- sea where the mouth of the Ural River is located
- country directly north of Estonia
- country on the eastern side of the Scandinavian Peninsula
- Cape St. Vincent of Portugal extends into this body of water
- country where you would find the mouth of the Rhine
- body of water on the eastern coast of Italy
- mountain range in Bulgaria and Serbia
- river that runs northwest towards Paris, France
21 Clues: the longest river in Europe • country directly north of Estonia • country in which the Danube begins • mountain range in Bulgaria and Serbia • country directly south of the Pyrenees • body of water on the eastern coast of Italy • river that runs northwest towards Paris, France • sea where the mouth of the Ural River is located • ...
Geography Unit 1 2024-11-21
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- set of numbers that together describe the exact location of something, such as a place on a map
- a very large, unbroken area of land
- a way of representing the spherical Earth on a flat surface
- a box or other display on a map that explains the meaning of the symbols used on the map; also called a map key
- an imaginary line between the North and South poles that crosses the equator at right angles
- the line of latitude at 66°33’S that marks the boundary of the southern polar zone
- change in the shape, size, or position of a place when it is shown on a map
- the meridian of longitude located at 180º. By international agreement, the date is one day earlier to the east of this line.
- the line of latitude at 66°33’N that marks the boundary of the northern polar zone
- a diagram on a map that shows directions such as north, south, east, and west
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- an imaginary line that runs from the North Pole to the South Pole through the center of Earth
- the line of latitude that circles Earth exactly midway between the North and South poles
- location the precise point where a place is located on Earth
- the directions on a compass rose, such as southeast, that are located between the cardinal directions
- the seven largest areas of land on Earth
- one half of a sphere
- an element of a map that shows how a unit of distance on the map (such as an inch) relates to actual distance on the surface of Earth
- an imaginary line around Earth that runs parallel to the equator
- the four main directions on a compass rose: north, south, east, and west
- the system of imaginary lines (called parallels of latitude and meridians of longitude) used to divide the surface of Earth on maps and globes
- a system of imaginary lines that divides up the space on a map
- the area between the Arctic Circle and the North Pole or between the Antarctic Circle and the South Pole, where the climate is generally cold
22 Clues: one half of a sphere • a very large, unbroken area of land • the seven largest areas of land on Earth • a way of representing the spherical Earth on a flat surface • location the precise point where a place is located on Earth • a system of imaginary lines that divides up the space on a map • an imaginary line around Earth that runs parallel to the equator • ...
Year 1 Geography 2024-11-28
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- most people speak Spanish or Portuguese
- feathered dinosaurs
- biotic and abiotic world
- the citizenship a person has
- continent with largest population
- Norway to Sweden
- home of Central America
- where countries meet
- river in Cologne
- two halves of the planet
- left the oceans but still lay eggs on land
- end of a sentence
- meaning without bears
- people and their cultures
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- Mexico to the USA
- letter used for names and start of sentences
- the heritage of a person
- broke their tie to the water by laying water tight eggs
- empire who founded Cologne
- continent with the longest river in the world
- Botswana to South Africa
- continent that is attached to Asia
- giant reptiles that roamed Earth for millions of years
- dollar, euro, pound, yen
- Germany to The Netherlands
- smallest continent
- a religious journey
- evolved in the oceans 530 million years ago
28 Clues: Norway to Sweden • river in Cologne • Mexico to the USA • end of a sentence • smallest continent • feathered dinosaurs • a religious journey • where countries meet • meaning without bears • home of Central America • the heritage of a person • biotic and abiotic world • Botswana to South Africa • two halves of the planet • dollar, euro, pound, yen • people and their cultures • ...
Yr9 Geography Vocab 2025-02-06
Across
- the supply of water to land or crops to help growth, typically through channels
- avoidance of depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an ecological balance
- make or form (sloping land) into a number of level flat areas resembling a series of steps
- (of farmland) plowed and harrowed but left unsown for a period in order to restore fertility as part of a crop rotation or to avoid surplus production
- movement and exchange of organic and inorganic matter back into the production of matter
- a simple procedure involving not planting the same crop in the same soil for a period of years
- the weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period
- the cultivation of a single crop in a given area
- proportion of incident light or radiation reflected by a surface
- (of food/farming methods) produced or involving production without the use of chemical fertilisers, pesticides or other artificial agents
- the quality or high degree of being saline
- the regions of the surface, atmosphere, and hydrosphere of the earth occupied by living organisms
- a large, naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat (e.g forest/tundra)
- an act of seizing land in an opportunistic or unlawful manner
- when all people, at all times, have physical, social and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food to meet dietary needs for a productive and healthy life
- general term for the electromagnetic radiation emitted from the sun
- a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment
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- organisms in which the genetic material has been altered in a way that does no occur naturally by mating and/or natural recombination
- a state of balance between continuing processes in the biome
- also known as the 'water cycle'; it is the normal water recycling system on Earth
- total food supply
- native and restricted to a certain place
- a large increase in crop production in developing countries achieved by the use of fertilisers, pesticides and high-yield crop varieties
- a unit of measurement of air pressure
- the angular distance of a place north or south of the earth's equator usually expressed in degrees and minutes
- a line on a map connecting points having the same atmospheric pressure at a given time or on average over a given period
- the rearing of aquatic animals or the cultivation of aquatic plants for food
- the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem
- agriculture conducted on commercial principles, especially using advanced technology
29 Clues: total food supply • a unit of measurement of air pressure • native and restricted to a certain place • the quality or high degree of being saline • the cultivation of a single crop in a given area • a state of balance between continuing processes in the biome • an act of seizing land in an opportunistic or unlawful manner • ...
TRAVEL AND GEOGRAPHY 2024-10-18
Across
- Capital of China
- Capital of Italy, home to the Colosseum
- Capital of France, home to the Eiffel Tower
- MAHAL Famous white marble mausoleum in India
- Capital of the United Kingdom
- World’s largest hot desert, located in Africa
- Longest mountain range in the world, located in South America
- Capital city of Japan
- YORK US city, home to the Statue of Liberty
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- Capital of Germany
- Italian city famous for its canals
- Spanish city known for Gaudí’s architecture
- EVEREST Tallest mountain in the world, located in the Himalayas
- Capital of Greece, known for ancient ruins
- Country known for its vast landscapes and Niagara Falls
- Australian city known for its Opera House
- The world’s largest rainforest, located in South America
- Capital city of Russia
- Brazilian city famous for the Christ the Redeemer statue
- Country known for its pyramids and the Nile River
20 Clues: Capital of China • Capital of Germany • Capital city of Japan • Capital city of Russia • Capital of the United Kingdom • Italian city famous for its canals • Capital of Italy, home to the Colosseum • Australian city known for its Opera House • Capital of Greece, known for ancient ruins • Spanish city known for Gaudí’s architecture • Capital of France, home to the Eiffel Tower • ...
Physical Geography Terms 2025-03-25
Across
- When a glacier gets smaller when its rate of melt is faster than its rate of accumulation it is _________
- The surface layer of soil which is dark brown or black
- When tectonic plates move apart
- When tectonic plates slide past each other
- Calcium, phosphorous, and potassium are _____________ found in soil which are required for plant growth
- The bottom layer of soil which is solid rock
- When a glacier gets larger when its rate of melt is slower than the rate of accumulation it is _________
- Earth's rigid outer layer
- When a glacier stays the same size
- A type of rock that is formed by heat and pressure
- The increase in the average surface temperature of the earth
- A type of rock that is formed when liquid rock (magma) cools
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- The daily conditions of the atmosphere
- The middle layer of Earth which consists of molten rock (magma)
- When tectonic plates move towards
- Supercontinent
- A type of rock known as 'layered rock'
- The movement of broken down rocks
- The breaking down of rocks into sediment
- The darkest and most nutrient layer of soil
- A long-term pattern of weather
- The change in average climate conditions in a region over a long period of time
22 Clues: Supercontinent • Earth's rigid outer layer • A long-term pattern of weather • When tectonic plates move apart • When tectonic plates move towards • The movement of broken down rocks • When a glacier stays the same size • The daily conditions of the atmosphere • A type of rock known as 'layered rock' • The breaking down of rocks into sediment • ...
Ap human geography 2025-04-10
Across
- The migration of people from city centers to outlying areas, leading to growth in suburban areas. It impacts housing and infrastructure development. (Unit 6, IDK)
- The total value of all goods and services produced within a country. It’s often confused with GNI but focuses solely on domestic production. (Unit 7, CC)
- A measurement of a country’s total income, including overseas earnings.Unlike GDP, it includes income from international sources. (Unit 7, CC)
- People who are forced to flee their home country due to war, persecution, or natural disasters. Confused with internally displaced persons (IDPs), who remain within their home country. (Unit 2, CC)
- The shift from agrarian economies to industrialized ones, starting in the 18th century.It marked the transformation of production, transportation, and society globally. (Unit 7, VIT)
- The process by which more people move into urban areas, changing the landscape and economy. Understanding urbanization is key to studying population dynamics. (Unit 6, VIT)
- The idea that a person's beliefs and practices should be understood based on that person's own culture, rather than be judged by another culture's standards.It contrasts with ethnocentrism. (Unit 3, CC)
- A shift from mass production to more flexible, customized methods of manufacturing.It's important for understanding modern industry and the service economy. (Unit 7, IDK)
- Definition:Describes a place's location in relation to other locations.Significance: Important for understanding spatial relationships and how places interact within the environment. (Unit 1, VIT)
- Positive aspects of a destination, like job opportunities or better living conditions, that attract people to move there. Pull factors complement push factors in migration theories. (Unit 2, IDK)
- The authority of a state to govern itself without external interference.It’s crucial for understanding international relations and the foundation of state power. (Unit 4, VIT)
- Immigration: Moving into a new country.Emigration: Leaving one's home country.Significance: Important for understanding migration patterns and international population movements. (Unit 2, CC)
- A group of people who share common cultural characteristics, including language and history.It’s often confused with a state, which is a political entity with defined boundaries and sovereignty. (Unit 4, CC)
- A place’s position in relation to other locations. Unlike absolute location, it gives context but is less precise. (Unit 1, CC)
- Definition: An agricultural system in which land is cleared for planting and then left fallow after a few seasons.Significance: Important for understanding traditional and sustainable agricultural practices. (Unit 5, IDK)
- A cylindrical map projection where longitude lines are parallel. It distorts size near the poles, but is commonly used for navigation. (Unit 1, IDK)
- The exact coordinates (latitude/longitude) of a place, as opposed to relative location. Absolute location is more precise for mapping. (Unit 1, CC)
- The ability to speak two languages fluently. This is important because people who are bilingual are significant to all the changes around the world. (Unit 3, VIT)
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- A region that has a degree of self-government, or autonomy, in its decision making. It is significant because it tells us the control different regions have within their government. (Unit 4, IDK)
- A certification program that supports good crop prices for farmers and environmentally sound farming practices and a movement for the consumption of food produced close to where it is consumed These are important because they both provide good food benefits. (Unit 5, CC)
- Subsistence Agriculture: Agriculture aimed at producing enough for the farmer's family.Commercial Agriculture: Agriculture aimed at producing for the market.Significance: Helps differentiate types of agricultural practices based on scale and purpose. (Unit 5, CC)
- The process of wealthier people moving into a previously low-income neighborhood, leading to displacement of lower-income residents. It’s a controversial aspect of urban development. (Unit 6, IDK)
- Definition: A set of agricultural innovations in the mid-20th century that increased food production.Significance: Significant for understanding global agricultural production and food security. (Unit 5, VIT)
- Definition: A person's subjective perception of the world, often shaped by experiences.Significance: Influences how we navigate and understand geography and space. (Unit 1, IDK)
- Conditions that drive people to leave a place, such as economic hardship or political instability. Push factors help explain migration patterns and their impacts. (Unit 2, IDK)
- A group of people with a common culture or ethnicity.State: A political entity with defined borders and government.Significance: Helps differentiate between cultural and political concepts. (Unit 4, CC)
- When an ethnic or immigration group adopts the ways of the host society to be able to function economically and socially and when an ethnic or immigration group blends in with the host culture and loses cultural traits.These are significant because it helps us learn about why cultural groups start to lose their traits/traditions. (Unit 3, CC)
- A grain plant native to northeast Africa This is an important plant that is significant to the people in Africa. (unit 5,IDK)
- A suburban area with a significant amount of office, retail, and commercial space, usually on the outskirts of a major city. The Confused with CBD but located outside central areas. (Unit 6, CC)
- A set of traditional symbols or symbolic forms associated with a country and its citizens. It is significant because it is important to people and their traditions. (Unit 4, IDK)
- Definition: The maximum population size an environment can sustain.Significance: Critical in understanding human-environment interaction and sustainability issues.(Unit 2, VIT)
- The system of mass production with assembly lines, pioneered by Henry Ford.It changed manufacturing efficiency and labor organization. (Unit 7, IDK)
- Relating to a city It’s about our city and about our world so it’s important to know (Unit 6, CC)
- Definition: The process through which individuals or groups adopt the culture of another group.Significance: Important for studying cultural change and integration. (Unit 3, IDK)
- The blending of different cultural or religious traditions to create a new, hybrid culture. It’s significant in explaining cultural evolution and fusion. (Unit 3, IDK)
35 Clues: Relating to a city It’s about our city and about our world so it’s important to know (Unit 6, CC) • A grain plant native to northeast Africa This is an important plant that is significant to the people in Africa. (unit 5,IDK) • A place’s position in relation to other locations. Unlike absolute location, it gives context but is less precise. (Unit 1, CC) • ...
Ap human geography 2025-04-10
Across
- The migration of people from city centers to outlying areas, leading to growth in suburban areas. It impacts housing and infrastructure development. (Unit 6, IDK)
- The total value of all goods and services produced within a country. It’s often confused with GNI but focuses solely on domestic production. (Unit 7, CC)
- A measurement of a country’s total income, including overseas earnings.Unlike GDP, it includes income from international sources. (Unit 7, CC)
- People who are forced to flee their home country due to war, persecution, or natural disasters. Confused with internally displaced persons (IDPs), who remain within their home country. (Unit 2, CC)
- The shift from agrarian economies to industrialized ones, starting in the 18th century.It marked the transformation of production, transportation, and society globally. (Unit 7, VIT)
- The process by which more people move into urban areas, changing the landscape and economy. Understanding urbanization is key to studying population dynamics. (Unit 6, VIT)
- The idea that a person's beliefs and practices should be understood based on that person's own culture, rather than be judged by another culture's standards.It contrasts with ethnocentrism. (Unit 3, CC)
- A shift from mass production to more flexible, customized methods of manufacturing.It's important for understanding modern industry and the service economy. (Unit 7, IDK)
- Definition:Describes a place's location in relation to other locations.Significance: Important for understanding spatial relationships and how places interact within the environment. (Unit 1, VIT)
- Positive aspects of a destination, like job opportunities or better living conditions, that attract people to move there. Pull factors complement push factors in migration theories. (Unit 2, IDK)
- The authority of a state to govern itself without external interference.It’s crucial for understanding international relations and the foundation of state power. (Unit 4, VIT)
- Immigration: Moving into a new country.Emigration: Leaving one's home country.Significance: Important for understanding migration patterns and international population movements. (Unit 2, CC)
- A group of people who share common cultural characteristics, including language and history.It’s often confused with a state, which is a political entity with defined boundaries and sovereignty. (Unit 4, CC)
- A place’s position in relation to other locations. Unlike absolute location, it gives context but is less precise. (Unit 1, CC)
- Definition: An agricultural system in which land is cleared for planting and then left fallow after a few seasons.Significance: Important for understanding traditional and sustainable agricultural practices. (Unit 5, IDK)
- A cylindrical map projection where longitude lines are parallel. It distorts size near the poles, but is commonly used for navigation. (Unit 1, IDK)
- The exact coordinates (latitude/longitude) of a place, as opposed to relative location. Absolute location is more precise for mapping. (Unit 1, CC)
- The ability to speak two languages fluently. This is important because people who are bilingual are significant to all the changes around the world. (Unit 3, VIT)
Down
- A region that has a degree of self-government, or autonomy, in its decision making. It is significant because it tells us the control different regions have within their government. (Unit 4, IDK)
- A certification program that supports good crop prices for farmers and environmentally sound farming practices and a movement for the consumption of food produced close to where it is consumed These are important because they both provide good food benefits. (Unit 5, CC)
- Subsistence Agriculture: Agriculture aimed at producing enough for the farmer's family.Commercial Agriculture: Agriculture aimed at producing for the market.Significance: Helps differentiate types of agricultural practices based on scale and purpose. (Unit 5, CC)
- The process of wealthier people moving into a previously low-income neighborhood, leading to displacement of lower-income residents. It’s a controversial aspect of urban development. (Unit 6, IDK)
- Definition: A set of agricultural innovations in the mid-20th century that increased food production.Significance: Significant for understanding global agricultural production and food security. (Unit 5, VIT)
- Definition: A person's subjective perception of the world, often shaped by experiences.Significance: Influences how we navigate and understand geography and space. (Unit 1, IDK)
- Conditions that drive people to leave a place, such as economic hardship or political instability. Push factors help explain migration patterns and their impacts. (Unit 2, IDK)
- A group of people with a common culture or ethnicity.State: A political entity with defined borders and government.Significance: Helps differentiate between cultural and political concepts. (Unit 4, CC)
- When an ethnic or immigration group adopts the ways of the host society to be able to function economically and socially and when an ethnic or immigration group blends in with the host culture and loses cultural traits.These are significant because it helps us learn about why cultural groups start to lose their traits/traditions. (Unit 3, CC)
- A grain plant native to northeast Africa This is an important plant that is significant to the people in Africa. (unit 5,IDK)
- A suburban area with a significant amount of office, retail, and commercial space, usually on the outskirts of a major city. The Confused with CBD but located outside central areas. (Unit 6, CC)
- A set of traditional symbols or symbolic forms associated with a country and its citizens. It is significant because it is important to people and their traditions. (Unit 4, IDK)
- Definition: The maximum population size an environment can sustain.Significance: Critical in understanding human-environment interaction and sustainability issues.(Unit 2, VIT)
- The system of mass production with assembly lines, pioneered by Henry Ford.It changed manufacturing efficiency and labor organization. (Unit 7, IDK)
- Relating to a city It’s about our city and about our world so it’s important to know (Unit 6, CC)
- Definition: The process through which individuals or groups adopt the culture of another group.Significance: Important for studying cultural change and integration. (Unit 3, IDK)
- The blending of different cultural or religious traditions to create a new, hybrid culture. It’s significant in explaining cultural evolution and fusion. (Unit 3, IDK)
35 Clues: Relating to a city It’s about our city and about our world so it’s important to know (Unit 6, CC) • A grain plant native to northeast Africa This is an important plant that is significant to the people in Africa. (unit 5,IDK) • A place’s position in relation to other locations. Unlike absolute location, it gives context but is less precise. (Unit 1, CC) • ...
Geography Crossword: Capitals 2025-04-10
Across
- Capital of South Korea
- Capital of Canada
- Capital of Peru
- Capital of Bangladesh
- Capital of Argentina
- Capital of Poland
- Capital of Botswana
- Capital of Egypt
- Capital of England
- Capital of China
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- Capital of Kenya
- Capital of Turkey
- Capital of Mexico
- Capital of Hungary
- Capital of Japan
- Capital of Chile
- Capital of Russia
- Capital of India
- Capital of Germany
- Capital of Norway
20 Clues: Capital of Peru • Capital of Kenya • Capital of Japan • Capital of Chile • Capital of India • Capital of Egypt • Capital of China • Capital of Turkey • Capital of Mexico • Capital of Canada • Capital of Russia • Capital of Poland • Capital of Norway • Capital of Hungary • Capital of Germany • Capital of England • Capital of Botswana • Capital of Argentina • Capital of Bangladesh • Capital of South Korea
Geography Ch.2 2025-04-16
Across
- One of Earth's large landmasses (9 letters)
- An area drained by a river and its tributaries (13 letters)
- A major area in the basin of the Pacific Ocean where many earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur (12 letters)
- The arrangement of the natural and artificial physical features of an area (10 letters)
- The upper level of underground water (10 letters)
- A long high sea wave caused by an earthquake, submarine landslide, or other disturbance (7 letters)
- Molten rock that erupts from a volcano (4 letters)
- A natural feature of the Earth's surface (8 letters)
- The Earth's outermost solid shell (5 letters)
- An instrument that measures and records details of earthquakes (11 letters)
- All life on Earth and the parts of Earth where life exists (9 letters)
- The collection of planets and other bodies orbiting the Sun (11 letters)
- Molten rock found beneath the Earth's surface (5 letters)
- The Earth's innermost layer (4 letters)
- The continuous movement of water on, above, and below the surface of the Earth (16 letters)
- All the water on Earth (11 letters)
- The layer of the Earth between the crust and the core (6 letters)
- A sudden and violent shaking of the ground (10 letters)
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- The slow movement of the Earth's continents over geological time (16 letters)
- The layer of gases surrounding the Earth (10 letters)
- A rupture in the Earth's crust that allows hot lava, volcanic ash, and gases to escape (7 letters)
- The submerged landmass extending from a continent (16 letters)
- The rigid outer part of the earth, consisting of the crust and upper mantle (12 letters)
- A massive, irregularly shaped slab of solid rock, generally composed of both continental and oceanic lithosphere1 (13 letters)
- A fracture or zone of fractures between two blocks of rock (5 letters)
- A numerical scale for expressing the magnitude of an earthquake (12 letters)
- The point on the Earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake (9 letters)
- The difference in elevation between the highest and lowest parts of an area (6 letters)
28 Clues: All the water on Earth (11 letters) • The Earth's innermost layer (4 letters) • One of Earth's large landmasses (9 letters) • The Earth's outermost solid shell (5 letters) • The upper level of underground water (10 letters) • Molten rock that erupts from a volcano (4 letters) • A natural feature of the Earth's surface (8 letters) • ...
AP Human Geography 2025-05-15
Across
- Cultural ____; The splitting of a culture
- The transfer of national power to sub-national power
- Humans can change the environment into whatever they want
- income The people with decent pay and able to live
- income The people with little to no pay and are struggling to live and thrive
- A person who moved into another country
- Cultural ____; The joining and making more related
- The culture taking over another culture completely
- The movement of people from one area to another
- Projection The projection of the Earth on a flat surface
- Central Business District
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- The spread of ideas and religions
- A city with the population of 20 million people
- A organization with a lot of countries for a cause
- A city with a population of 10 million people
- The environment determines human activity
- The movement of people out of a country
- The practice of moving livestock for grazing depending on the season
- income The people with very high income and are living a luxurious life
- The splitting of a big country into smaller countries
20 Clues: Central Business District • The spread of ideas and religions • The movement of people out of a country • A person who moved into another country • Cultural ____; The splitting of a culture • The environment determines human activity • A city with a population of 10 million people • A city with the population of 20 million people • ...
Geography key words 2025-05-13
Across
- the amount of land required to provide goods consumed and to dispose the waste
- a large range of different flora and fauna living within a ecosystem
- melted rock inside the earth
- when a natural event causes great damage
- when people are treated differently
- a volcano which has not erupted for many thousands of years
- an overcrowded ur a street of district inhabited by very poor people
- less disposable for example refillable water bottles
- a community of living organisms
- the place where earthquakes usually occur deep inside the earth
- when income is below that needed to provide basic needs for food , water and shelter
- plates moving together creating fold mountains
- the amount of co2 released into the atmosphere as a result of human activity
- to use less e.g less packaging
- gross national income per person
- the place on earths surface which is the shortest distance directly above the focus
- using the correct bins for example paper or glass
Down
- clothes yet hat meet new fashion trends but are likely to be thrown away in a short period of time
- something that happens straight away
- ground that remains completely frozen for at least 2 years straight
- human development index
- facilities, services and connections in a country
- organic waste breaking down and creating compost
- a wall of water, or a big wave, created by seismic activity
- a system of interlocked and independent food chains
- to do with people
- a volcano liable to erupt
- to say no to single use plastics
- to do with money
- energy that is released during an earthquake
- people are able to have better lives with this
- a sudden shaking of the crust caused by a sudden movement of rock, it is a release of energy
- tectonic plates sliding against each other creating friction and the earthquakes
- to do with the environment
- a type of volcano which has not erupted for years
- the region above the Arctic circle line is the Arctic , 8 countries have territory here
- buildings that are built to withstand buildings
- something caused by a primary effect
- melted rock at the earths surface
39 Clues: to do with money • to do with people • human development index • a volcano liable to erupt • to do with the environment • melted rock inside the earth • to use less e.g less packaging • a community of living organisms • to say no to single use plastics • gross national income per person • melted rock at the earths surface • when people are treated differently • ...
Geography and History 2025-07-13
Across
- Which country is in war with Russia?
- This is the only double landlocked country in Europe
- This country is famous for the Eiffel Tower
- Which country does Justin Bieber come from?
- This country is famous for men in dresses
- What is the birthplace of an infamous German dictator?
- Which country is famous for the Northern Lights?
- What is the smallest island country?
- Which transcontinental country borders Greece?
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- What is the capital of Switzerland?
- Which state is the Golden Gate Bridge located?
- This country is often forgotten on world maps
- This country is where most domestic workers come from
- This is the largest island
- What is the captial of Bosnia and Herzegovina?
- Chichen Itza is located in this country
- Which country borders Spain?
- It is a small island near Greenland
- Africa Which country has 3 capitals?
- This country is famous for its cookies in a tin
20 Clues: This is the largest island • Which country borders Spain? • What is the capital of Switzerland? • It is a small island near Greenland • Which country is in war with Russia? • Africa Which country has 3 capitals? • What is the smallest island country? • Chichen Itza is located in this country • This country is famous for men in dresses • ...
Geography Capital Cities 2025-06-22
Across
- - Capital of Norway. (4)
- - Capital of Germany. (6)
- - Capital of Egypt, located on the Nile. (5)
- - Capital of Israel. (9)
- - Capital of Senegal. (5)
- - Capital of Haiti. (13)
- - Capital of Bolivia (administrative). (6)
- - Capital of Honduras. (11)
- - Capital of Hungary. (8)
- - Capital of Kenya. (7)
- - Capital of Greece. (6)
- - Capital of Somalia. (9)
- - Capital of Bahrain. (6)
- - Capital of Jamaica. (8)
- - Capital of the Philippines. (6)
- - Capital of the Czech Republic. (6)
- - Capital of Vietnam. (5)
- - Capital of Peru. (4)
- - Capital of Saudi Arabia. (6)
- - Capital of South Africa (executive). (8)
- - Capital of Tunisia. (6)
- - Capital of Laos. (9)
- - Capital of Spain. (6)
- - Capital of Jordan. (5)
- - Capital of New Zealand. (10)
- - Capital of Pakistan. (9)
- - Capital of Turkey. (6)
- - Capital of Ecuador. (5)
- - Capital of Colombia. (6)
- - Capital of Bangladesh. (5)
- - This city is the capital of Australia. (9)
- - Capital of Venezuela. (8)
- - Capital of Nicaragua. (8)
- - Capital of Uruguay. (10)
- - Capital of Russia. (6)
- - Capital of Yemen. (4)
- - Capital of Costa Rica. (7)
- - Capital of Singapore. (9)
- - Capital of Ghana. (5)
- - Capital of Finland. (8)
- - Capital of Sweden. (9)
- - Capital of Algeria. (7)
- - Capital of Iran. (7)
- - Capital of Nigeria. (5)
- - Capital of India. (9)
- - Capital of Austria. (6)
- - Capital of Libya. (7)
- - Capital of Thailand. (7)
- - Capital of Ireland. (6)
- - Capital of Japan, known for its imperial palace. (5)
- - Capital of the United States. (14)
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- - Capital of Switzerland. (4)
- - Capital of Tanzania. (6)
- - Capital of Morocco. (5)
- - Capital of Argentina. (12)
- - Capital of Paraguay. (8)
- - Capital of South Korea. (5)
- - Capital of Egypt. (5)
- - Capital of El Salvador. (11)
- - Capital of Uganda. (7)
- - Capital of Ethiopia. (10)
- - Capital of Panama. (10)
- - Capital of Afghanistan. (5)
- - Capital of Lebanon. (6)
- - Capital of Mozambique. (6)
- - Capital of Argentina. (12)
- - Capital of Brazil, known for its unique architecture. (8)
- - Capital of Guatemala. (15)
- - Capital of Malaysia. (10)
- - Capital of Syria. (8)
- - Capital of Cambodia. (9)
- - Capital of Zimbabwe. (6)
- - Capital of Angola. (6)
- - Capital of Kuwait. (10)
- - Canada's capital city. (6)
- - Capital of Zambia. (6)
- - Capital of DR Congo. (9)
- - Capital of Iraq. (7)
- - Capital of Poland. (6)
- - Located on the Tiber River, it's the capital of Italy. (4)
- - Capital of Sudan. (8)
- - Capital of Indonesia. (7)
- - Capital of Myanmar (Burma). (9)
- - Capital of China. (7)
- - Capital of Sri Lanka. (7)
- - Capital of Denmark. (10)
- - Capital of Portugal. (6)
- - Capital of France. (5)
- - Capital of Mexico. (10)
- - Capital of Chile. (8)
- - Capital of United Arab Emirates. (8)
- - Capital of the Netherlands. (9)
- - Capital of Qatar. (4)
- - Capital of Belgium. (8)
- - Capital of Oman. (6)
- - Capital of Rwanda. (6)
- - Capital of Cuba. (6)
- - Capital of Madagascar. (12)
- - On the River Thames, this city is the capital of the UK. (6)
- - Capital of Ivory Coast. (7)
100 Clues: - Capital of Peru. (4) • - Capital of Laos. (9) • - Capital of Iraq. (7) • - Capital of Oman. (6) • - Capital of Cuba. (6) • - Capital of Iran. (7) • - Capital of Egypt. (5) • - Capital of Kenya. (7) • - Capital of Syria. (8) • - Capital of Spain. (6) • - Capital of Sudan. (8) • - Capital of China. (7) • - Capital of Yemen. (4) • - Capital of Chile. (8) • - Capital of Ghana. (5) • ...
World Geography crossword 2025-07-10
Across
- an active volcano in Indonesia
- the longest river in North America
- city on the River Nile
- South America's highest mountain
- desert in Southern Africa
- city on the Cape of Good Hope, southern Africa
- A mountain in Africa
- longest river in the world
- also called the Antarctic Ocean
- Aconcagua is part of this range
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- The capital of Argentina on the Rio Plata
- Everest is part of this range
- the world's largest city, on the Yangtze River
- desert to the east of Los Angeles
- the world's largest continent
- a plate margin that makes California vulnerable to earthquakes
- the world's largest ocean
- Russia's capital city
- capital of Kenya, north of Mt. Kilimanjaro
- ocean to the east of Africa
- the world's second longest river, mouth is the Atlantic Ocean
- a river that flows into the Arctic Ocean
- volcano in Sicily
- world's highest mountain
24 Clues: volcano in Sicily • A mountain in Africa • Russia's capital city • city on the River Nile • world's highest mountain • the world's largest ocean • desert in Southern Africa • longest river in the world • ocean to the east of Africa • Everest is part of this range • the world's largest continent • an active volcano in Indonesia • also called the Antarctic Ocean • ...
AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY 2025-05-19
Across
- Population divided by the amount of arable (farmable) land
- The power of a government to rule its own land without outside control
- Farming only enough food for you and your family, not for sale
- When a country takes control over another area, often by force
- Total population divided by total land area
- How ideas, goods, or culture spread across space
- Something that brings people together and unifies a country
- The increase in people living in cities and the growth of cities
- An area with borders and a government that makes its own laws
- An area with shared features like language, climate, or culture
- The name given to a place on Earth
- When people permanently move from one place to another
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- A unique location with specific physical and human characteristics
- The visible imprint of human activity on the land
- The growing connection of the world through trade and culture
- When old neighborhoods are renovated and higher-income people move in
- A country where most people share the same identity or culture
- The total number of people living in a certain area
- A population survey done by the government every 10 years
- The practice of growing food or raising animals for human use
- The way of life shared by a group of people
- A country or group’s effort to control space or land
- The level of detail on a map compared to real life
- A group identity based on shared culture or ancestry
- A group of people with a shared identity who want self-rule
25 Clues: The name given to a place on Earth • Total population divided by total land area • The way of life shared by a group of people • How ideas, goods, or culture spread across space • The visible imprint of human activity on the land • The level of detail on a map compared to real life • The total number of people living in a certain area • ...
Human Geography Review 2025-05-30
Across
- A Big Mac might cost less in India than in the U.S. due to this concept.
- Fashion trends starting in Paris and spreading to smaller cities.
- Chain stores like Walmart contribute to this phenomenon.
- The Berlin Wall is an example of this
- Informal housing in favelas in Rio de Janeiro.
- A college graduate driving a cab is an example of being
- Little Havana in Miami is an example.
- Japan is often used as a classic example.
- The shift of people moving into cities over time.
- Bangkok dominates Thailand in population and influence.
- Tokyo is the largest example of this kind of urban area.
- Language, religion, and food all help define this human geography theme.
- Chinatown in San Francisco is an example
- India has lost many skilled professionals to countries like the U.S. due to…
- This region in the Middle East is considered the birthplace of agriculture.
- Real estate agents stoking racial fears to get white homeowners to sell.
- The Holocaust during WWII is a tragic example.
- Mixed-use walkable neighborhoods designed to reduce car use.
- The U.S. follows this model where the 2nd largest city is about half the size of the largest.
- McDonald’s adapting its menu to include rice in Asian countries.
- People will drive farther for a concert than for groceries, showing this concept.
- The division of Africa by European powers.
- Saying "Canada is north of the United States" describes this
- Taking off shoes before entering a home in Japan is an example of this.
- Native American children in boarding schools were forced to adopt English and abandon their languages.
- A luxury car dealership needs a large population to stay open.
- The International Date Line follows roughly the 180° mark of this coordinate system.
- A shared language or national holiday that unites people.
- The coordinates 48.8566° N, 2.3522° E point to Paris, France, representing this concept.
- The expulsion of Muslims in Bosnia during the 1990s.
- Costa Rica promotes this environmentally responsible travel.
- Large wheat farms in Kansas are examples.
- France offers cash incentives and paid leave to encourage births, which is an example of this term
- Los Angeles is a classic case of this outward expansion.
- When a family member settles in a new country and others follow over time.
- Potatoes and maize brought to Europe from the Americas.
- Farmers in rural Sub-Saharan Africa grow food mainly for their families.
- A TikTok trend spreading rapidly among teens.
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- A Mexican immigrant in the U.S. speaking English at work but Spanish at home.
- The Atlantic slave trade is a historical example.
- The border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, drawn after centuries of conflict.
- Italians bringing pizza to the U.S. is an example.
- This imaginary line passes through Greenwich, England and is the starting point for measuring longitude.
- The U.S.-Canada border, established before much settlement occurred.
- The Tropic of Cancer is a notable line of this type.
- A rise in hate crimes after increased immigration can be an example of this term
- Copenhagen promotes biking and public transport.
- Central Park in NYC provides this environmental benefit.
- The invention of farming
- Downtown Chicago is an example of this core commercial area.
- Religious, economic, or ethnic tensions that divide a country.
- The Kurds are a modern-day example.
- Brazil is located in both the Southern and Western ones of these.
- Old factories turned into loft apartments in Boston.
- Education and training improve this key economic resource.
- This model helps explain factory location to minimize expenses.
- Most of Europe is in this stage of the Demographic Transition Model
- Denying loans to residents in minority neighborhoods; made illegal in the 1960s.
- Type of industry, like beverage bottling is an example, where the final product is heavier than its parts.
- After WWII, many Americans moved from cities to residential areas.
- Monaco has the highest population example of this concept per square mile.
- Farmers in the Andes Mountains use these to grow crops on steep slopes.
- Bangladesh struggles with limited resources due to this demographic pressure.
- Manufacturing Auto parts factories near major car manufacturers.
- Scotland gaining its own parliament within the UK is an example of this term.
- Silicon Valley shows this clustering of related businesses.
- Coffee grown in Ethiopia and sold abroad is an example.
- Type of industry where the final product weighs less--copper smelting is an example.
- Dairy farms are usually located near cities in this agricultural model.
- The city of Quito in Ecuador is very close to this 0-degree line of latitude.
70 Clues: The invention of farming • The Kurds are a modern-day example. • The Berlin Wall is an example of this • Little Havana in Miami is an example. • Chinatown in San Francisco is an example • Japan is often used as a classic example. • Large wheat farms in Kansas are examples. • The division of Africa by European powers. • A TikTok trend spreading rapidly among teens. • ...
Geography Exam Revision 2025-06-05
Across
- a natural resource that is non-living, such as water, minerals, soil, and air
- A Belgian company that extracting precious metals from not only phones but other high-tech equipment.
- the action of reducing the severity or seriousness of something, for example, climate change
- how many death occur per 1000 people
- a broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward.
- a very large city, typically one with a population of over ten million people
- a set of 17 interconnected global goals adopted by the United Nations in 2015 to address pressing social, economic, and environmental challenges facing the world.
- solar radiation
- the first circular denim brand, where jeans are recycled, and remade using old jeans in order for people to rent the jeans.
- a series of large waves caused by a hurricane
- a narrow piece of land that projects from a coastline into the sea
- the reflectivity of Earth's surface
- how many babies are born per 1000 people
- 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.
- the economist who proposed that population growth will inevitably outpace food production, leading to widespread poverty, famine, and other societal problems
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- relating to politics, especially international relations, as influenced by geographical factors.
- a measure of the average number of children a woman is expected to have over her lifetime
- a former beach now lying above water level owing to geological changes since its formation.
- a long, narrow, deep inlet of the sea between high cliffs, typically formed by submergence of a glaciated valley.
- the temperature in degrees that the ocean needs to be in order for a hurricane to form
- the process of change by which an organism or species becomes better suited to its environment, for example, climate change
- a famous British advocate for the circular economy
- the continuous acquisition of goods and services in ever-increasing quantities
- a growing socio-economic group worldwide who have moved out of poverty and possess discretionary income
- the process of making an area more urban.
- the economist who argued that population growth doesn't inevitably lead to famine but rather stimulates technological advancements in agriculture
- resources that are derived from living organisms or organic matter, forming a part of the biosphere
- the total amount of water required to produce a product or service, from its raw material to its final consumption
- a greenhouse gas
- the interconnectedness and interdependence of the resources: water, food, and energy
30 Clues: solar radiation • a greenhouse gas • the reflectivity of Earth's surface • how many death occur per 1000 people • how many babies are born per 1000 people • the process of making an area more urban. • a series of large waves caused by a hurricane • a famous British advocate for the circular economy • a broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward. • ...
AP Human Geography 2023-05-14
Across
- Located on the outskirts of a town that’s deprived
- regional variation of a language
- chemical that modified crops
- An area with defined boundaries, a permanent population, maintain sovereignty, and is recognized by others
- life population created by baby boomers
- theory that argues that humans have the ability to develop more than environmental determinism suggest.
- when people choose to adapt some aspects of their new culture, but still remain distinct to their own
- model that shows urban land use, pie shape model
- effect where changes in one activity promotes change others
- Nearness in space or time
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- Policies designed to increase birth rates
- type of diffusion where an idea is spread rapidly
- Type of map that portrays a pattern geographically of a particular subject
- restriction on behavior by society
- The cutting down of trees in huge waves
- A group of people with a shared characteristic
- A boundary that centers on something thing where it should be
- type of farming with slopes and elevation
- System of mass production that was pioneered in the early 20th century
- a type of industries where businesses can pack up and leave easily
- forces that unify people
- A name of a place based off of a feature geographically – physically
22 Clues: forces that unify people • Nearness in space or time • chemical that modified crops • regional variation of a language • restriction on behavior by society • The cutting down of trees in huge waves • life population created by baby boomers • Policies designed to increase birth rates • type of farming with slopes and elevation • A group of people with a shared characteristic • ...
5th geography puzzle 2023-05-08
Across
- number of people
- river between Nebraska and Iowa
- most populated city in Nebraska
- a smaller river which flows into a larger one
- ocean to the west of California
- lines on a map that run north to south
- there are seven of these in the world
- continent we live in
- large pieces of ice
- an area of many, many trees
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- Nebraska is in this region of the USA
- largest city in Massachusetts
- lines on a map that run east to west
- capital city of state of Washington
- land surrounded by water on three sides
- most populated city in the USA
- capital city of Minnesota
- mountain range in Colorado
- opening in earth in which lava flows out
- natural resource used in cars
20 Clues: number of people • large pieces of ice • continent we live in • capital city of Minnesota • mountain range in Colorado • an area of many, many trees • largest city in Massachusetts • natural resource used in cars • most populated city in the USA • river between Nebraska and Iowa • most populated city in Nebraska • ocean to the west of California • capital city of state of Washington • ...
Geography Skills Handbook 2023-05-11
Across
- map a map that shows a particular time from the past.
- the distance or height of land above sea level.
- map a map that compares and contrasts the elevations of different areas.
- map a map that shows information such as landforms and bodies of water.
- source a source that is written or created by someone who did not witness an event.
- the imaginary line that runs around the center of Earth.
- a book about a person's life that is written by someone else.
- the weather in a place over time.
- map a map that shows areas that share similar physical or human characteristics.
- half of the sphere of Earth.
- a natural feature of Earth, such as mountains and deserts.
- source a source that is written or created by someone who witnessed an event.
- evenly spaced lines on a map that extend north and south between the North Pole and the South Pole.
- an area that shares physical or human characteristics
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- meridian the line of longitude marked as 0 degrees.
- a long period of low or no rainfall.
- location the exact location of a place that does not change.
- a model of Earth.
- an open area of flat land.
- evenly spaced lines on a map that extend around the globe both north and south of the equator.
- event events that are in the news.
- the account of a person's life written by that person.
- an object made and used by people that usually has historical or cultural interest.
- the use of colors and shading on a map to show high and low places.
- location a description of a place in relation to another place.
25 Clues: a model of Earth. • an open area of flat land. • half of the sphere of Earth. • the weather in a place over time. • event events that are in the news. • a long period of low or no rainfall. • the distance or height of land above sea level. • meridian the line of longitude marked as 0 degrees. • map a map that shows a particular time from the past. • ...
Geography of Asia 2025-02-20
Across
- This country, known as the crossroad of Central and South Asia, established the Taliban as its governing power in 2021.
- Nestled between two major world economies,this country has a rich Buddhist culture and is known as "The Land of the Thunder Dragon."
- One of the Axis powers in WWII.
- Used to be comprised of a group of territories previously under British occupation known as the Malaya.
- Formerly Burma; a Southeast Asian country bordering Thailand and the Bay of Bengal.
- A landlocked Eastern European country that declared independence from the USSR in 1991.
- A major shipping and trade route in South Asia; the TikTok CEO is from this nation.
- This country is shaped like the tail of a plane, which is ironic given its namesake's prestigious airline.
- Its neighbor is Oman.
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- An ally of the U.S. whose independence is currently threatened by Chinese annexation.
- The country where the U.S. attempted to impose pro-war, interventionist, and anti-communist foreign policy in the 1970's.
- One of two countries created from the Partition of India in 1947.
- Arid, sparsely populated kingdom in the Middle East known for its oil production.
- Its neighbor is Yemen.
- One of the largest countries in the world with history reaching back to 2100 BC.
- After the U.S. lost this territory to Japan in 1942, Commander MacArthur infamously declared "I will return!"
- The country that deposed the powerful Assad regime in December 2024 after a 13-year civil war.
- A tiny nation that is rich with rainforests and bordered by the South China Sea.
- An Arab country committed to maintaining peace and stability. It is nestled between two powerhouses of the Middle East.
- Capital is Seoul; recently in international news for a 3-hour military coup.
- One of the few actively Communist countries in the world.
- The most populated country in the world.
22 Clues: Its neighbor is Oman. • Its neighbor is Yemen. • One of the Axis powers in WWII. • The most populated country in the world. • One of the few actively Communist countries in the world. • One of two countries created from the Partition of India in 1947. • Capital is Seoul; recently in international news for a 3-hour military coup. • ...
World Geography Review 2025-01-27
Across
- form in Indian Ocean
- equator divides the region, hot here
- accurate representation of Earth
- maps distance in real life
- extremely cold, tundra, icecap, semi-tundra
- connects Mediterranean Sea to Red Sea
- largest in Russia
- map in your mind
- separates India from Asia
- permanently frozen ground
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- African grassland
- maps do this
- deals with the Earth and humans' relationship
- shows directions
- unlocks information in a map
- maps information
- separates Europe from Asia
- Ring of Fire
- moving away from muscle power to mechanical power
- pilots and ship navigators use it
- North Pole water or 90 degrees North
- form in Atlantic and Western Pacific Oceans
- shortens distance from Beijing, China to Norfolk, VA
- covered in ice
- computer mapping software, such as Google Earth
25 Clues: maps do this • Ring of Fire • covered in ice • shows directions • maps information • map in your mind • African grassland • largest in Russia • form in Indian Ocean • separates India from Asia • permanently frozen ground • separates Europe from Asia • maps distance in real life • unlocks information in a map • accurate representation of Earth • pilots and ship navigators use it • ...
Russia Geography Crossword 2025-02-27
Across
- More than ten of Russia's cities go along this River
- Weather conditions in an area over a period of time
- A self-proclaimed religious and spiritual healer who befriended the Czar's family
- The smaller country in-between China and Russia
- Russia fought this country over Chinese and Korean territories
- A geographic, linguistic, and ethnic title for people native to Eurasia
- An emperor to Russia before 1917
- Revolutionary Marxists who overtook Russia's government in 1917
- Indigenous people around Lake Baikal
- In the twenty-first century, this country has conflicted with Russia over land and politics
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- The largest country in the world
- The capital and the largest city of Russia
- The name of the continental region which Russia spans across
- Political practice and philosophy built by Karl Marx
- The main leader of the Bolsheviks
- Permanently frozen soil
- This kind of government is temporary
- The daughter of Nicholas II of Russia
- Local representative councils formed in Russia after the fall of Nicholas II
- Mountain range to the west of Russia
- Historians must ____ documents and events to learn more about them (think history's ws)
- Study of Earth's physical features and relationships
22 Clues: Permanently frozen soil • The largest country in the world • An emperor to Russia before 1917 • The main leader of the Bolsheviks • This kind of government is temporary • Mountain range to the west of Russia • Indigenous people around Lake Baikal • The daughter of Nicholas II of Russia • The capital and the largest city of Russia • ...
Geography Of Europe 2025-08-12
Across
- __________ Sea Touches Turkey
- eu não falo português
- Separate France and Spain
- _____ Mountains Split Russia
- _____ Plain Contains Part Of Germany And Poland
- Bonjour
- Previously USSR
- ____________ Peninsula Contains Norway and Other Countries
- _____ River Passes Through A Lot Of Countries
- _____ Peninsula Contains Spain and Portugal
- Makes The Best Chocolate
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- Cheese With Holes
- In war with Russia
- Gyros, Anybody?
- Separate Italy and Switzerland
- Pizza And Pasta
- Istanbul
- Westernmost Ocean
- Amsterdam
- Red, Black, and Yellow
- Previously Austria-Hungary
- _____ Channel Separates UK from rest of Europe
- Famous For Buckingham Palace
- First Country Invaded in WWII
- Yo no hablo espanol
- Northernmost Ocean
- _____ River Passes Through Germany
27 Clues: Bonjour • Istanbul • Amsterdam • Gyros, Anybody? • Pizza And Pasta • Previously USSR • Cheese With Holes • Westernmost Ocean • In war with Russia • Northernmost Ocean • Yo no hablo espanol • eu não falo português • Red, Black, and Yellow • Makes The Best Chocolate • Separate France and Spain • Previously Austria-Hungary • _____ Mountains Split Russia • Famous For Buckingham Palace • ...
World Geography Vocabulary 2025-08-14
Across
- Narrow inlet with steep cliffs
- Where river meets sea
- Community of organisms and environment
- Large landmass
- Narrow passage of water between two seas
- Elevated flat area
- Violent rotating column of air
- Large open grassland
- Distance north or south of equator
- Seasonal wind bringing rain
- Sudden shaking of the ground
- Surface features of land
- Ridge of coral near surface
- Triangular landform at a river's mouth
- Large part of ocean partly surrounded by land
- Flat land
- Land surrounded by water on three sides
- Large mass of moving ice
- density Number of people per unit area
- Flat-topped hill
- Broad inlet of the sea
- Distance east or west of prime meridian
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- Area defined by certain characteristics
- Dry, barren region
- Grassland with scattered trees
- Man-made waterway
- Average weather over time
- Land surrounded by water
- Snow forest in cold regions
- Large flowing body of water
- Low area where water collects
- A chain or group of islands
- Science of map-making
- Low land between hills
- Hill of sand
- Narrow strip of land connecting two larger areas
- Artificial lake
- Smaller than an ocean
- Large body of saltwater
- Narrow waterway between two land masses
- Fertile area in a desert
- Region between Tropic of Cancer and Capricorn
- Large sea wave from seismic activity
- Half of the Earth
- Point of land extending into water
- Amount of moisture in air
- Community of organisms and environment
- Large elevated landform
- Ring-shaped coral island surrounding a lagoon
- Imaginary line dividing Earth in half
- Regular rise and fall of sea level
51 Clues: Flat land • Hill of sand • Large landmass • Artificial lake • Flat-topped hill • Man-made waterway • Half of the Earth • Dry, barren region • Elevated flat area • Large open grassland • Where river meets sea • Science of map-making • Smaller than an ocean • Low land between hills • Broad inlet of the sea • Large body of saltwater • Large elevated landform • Land surrounded by water • ...
USA - Geography & History 2025-10-08
Across
- Music genre that originated in the US starting with J___
- Standardized test for college admission in the US
- One of the world’s largest companies, based in the US
- The first national park in the USA, famous for geysers and wildlife
- One of the two chambers of Congress
- Technology hub in California
- Colonial protest against British taxes that helped spark the American Revolution
- A massive canyon in Arizona carved by the Colorado River
- Female student social organization at universities
- The supreme law of the United States
- Popular US sport often called “America’s pastime”
- The building where Congress meets
- A desert valley in California, known for being one of the hottest places on Earth
- The legislative branch of the US government
- The president who abolished slavery in the USA
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- Male student social organization at universities
- A war between the northern and southern states in the 19th century
- Famous university for science, engineering, and technology
- The leader of a US state
- The largest state in the USA, located in the northwest corner of North America
- The first president of the United States
- Theater district in New York City
- One of the longest rivers in the USA, flowing from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico
- Famous US electric car company
- The currency of the United States
- Author of the Declaration of Independence
- One of the oldest and most famous US universities
- Famous US film industry center
- A major US holiday in November
- Famous financial district in New York City
30 Clues: The leader of a US state • Technology hub in California • Famous US electric car company • Famous US film industry center • A major US holiday in November • Theater district in New York City • The currency of the United States • The building where Congress meets • One of the two chambers of Congress • The supreme law of the United States • ...
Unit 1: Geography 2025-10-29
Across
- A system for finding locations on Earth using coordinates
- A two-dimensional representation of Earth’s curved surface
- The process of turning real-world information into map symbols and features
- The process of improving the quality of life and economy of a place
- relationship between map distances and real-world distances
- Measurement north or south of the Equator
- The direction you face measured in degrees from north, used for navigation and fieldwork.
- The study of the Earth’s landscapes, places and the relationships between people and environment
- A map that shows both physical and human features.
- The difference in height between two points on the Earth’s surface, shown by contour lines.
- Places where people live, work and play; can be cities, towns or villages
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- A small-scale representation of Earth’s surface, often on paper or screen
- Data collected personally through field sketches, measurements or questionnaires
- Information obtained from published sources such as atlases or online databases.
- The imaginary line that circles the Earth halfway between the North and South Poles
- The height of land above sea level.
- The process of asking questions, collecting data and drawing conclusions about places
- Measurement east or west of the Prime Meridian
- A map that uses shading or colour to show how a single piece of data varies across a region.
- A map symbol showing direction, often with N, S, E, W
- The zero-degree line of longitude
- Areas outside of towns/cities, often with lower population density
22 Clues: The zero-degree line of longitude • The height of land above sea level. • Measurement north or south of the Equator • Measurement east or west of the Prime Meridian • A map that shows both physical and human features. • A map symbol showing direction, often with N, S, E, W • A system for finding locations on Earth using coordinates • ...
World Geography Vocabulary 2025-11-12
Across
- To concentrate on making or doing something that one is well-suited for.
- Deep and wide enough to sail through.
- An artificial or adjusted waterway.
- A portion of land that is surrounded by water on three sides.
- having a variety of different types
- To the greatest degree away from what is normal or common.
- A long cliff, created by faulting, that separates two plateaus.
- A rock-like deposit on the ocean floor that was formed from the remains of dead organisms.
- A long period of time with little rainfall.
- Literally, "high plain"; a broad, flat plateau at a high elevation.
- Small, fertile regions in a desert that have a source of water, generally from a spring or well.
- Things left behind by natural processes.
- A narrow body of water that connects two larger bodies of water
- A government policy in South Africa (1948 - 1993) which severely restricted the rights and civil liberties of nonwhites.
- Narrow passages of water that flow from the sea through rocky cliffs.
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- Farming or herding at a level that produces just enough to feed one's family, with little left over to sell at market.
- A lack of oxygen in water, which can lead to the elimination of marine life in an area.
- A severe shortage of food.
- Diamonds mined to fund wars and military actions, primarily in Africa.
- Lands reclaimed from the sea.
- A narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas.
- A mass of rocks and sand that is carried and deposited by a glacier.
- A route between two bodies of water that is deep and wide enough for a vessel to sail through.
- A hill of sand formed by the wind, generally located in a desert or near an ocean.
- Produced by a volcano.
- Walls of land built to hold back water.
- A mineral used for fuel in nuclear reactors.
- The place where a river meets the sea, and freshwater and saltwater mix.
28 Clues: Produced by a volcano. • A severe shortage of food. • Lands reclaimed from the sea. • An artificial or adjusted waterway. • having a variety of different types • Deep and wide enough to sail through. • Walls of land built to hold back water. • Things left behind by natural processes. • A long period of time with little rainfall. • A mineral used for fuel in nuclear reactors. • ...
Geography Term 4 2025-11-24
Across
- an area with many buildings and roads, such as a town or city
- having seeds in cones rather than on flowers
- way of living
- move to live in a different area for a certain season
- the countryside, where you can find farms and small villages
- area of land where very little rain falls and where temperatures are high
- an animal that another animal hunts and kills for food
- people who move from place to place in search of water and grazing for their animals
- live through
- the number of people in an area
- animals and plants growing in natural conditions
- a place where you can find water in the desert
- the temperature,rainfall and wind on a particular day
- the way in which people are spread across an area
- the clearing of forest land
- the plants bushes and trees that grow in an area
- what the weather is like in an area over a long time
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- someone who grows enough food to feed himself and his family
- when the air in an area feels hot and wet
- people who came from Europe to live in another country
- a forest that grows in an area that is hot and wet for most of the year
- sleep or rest for the whole winter
- all of the people living in a place or country
- cutting down of trees to use their wood
- live
25 Clues: live • live through • way of living • the clearing of forest land • the number of people in an area • sleep or rest for the whole winter • cutting down of trees to use their wood • when the air in an area feels hot and wet • having seeds in cones rather than on flowers • all of the people living in a place or country • a place where you can find water in the desert • ...
Thansgiving in Geography 2025-11-20
Across
- Landmark where the Pilgrims landed in 1620.
- First U.S. president to proclaim a national day of Thanksgiving.
- Fruit native to North America frequently eaten at Thanksgiving.
- Ocean that the Pilgrims crossed to reach America.
- Country where potatoes originated.
- Iconic symbol associated with Pilgrims.
- Fun run held in many cities on Thanksgiving morning.
- Region of the U.S. where the first Thanksgiving took place.
- Indigenous people who celebrated with the Pilgrims.
- Country that celebrates Thanksgiving in October.
- Midwest region famous for growing corn.
- Minnesota city nicknamed “Turkey Town.”
- City famous for hosting the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
- Region where sweet potatoes/yams originated.
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- Three-bird dish made famous by John Madden during Thanksgiving.
- Ship that brought the Pilgrims to America.
- State where the world’s largest pumpkin pie was made.
- “Mother of Thanksgiving” who campaigned for the holiday.
- Region where corn was first domesticated.
- President who made Thanksgiving a national holiday in November.
- City of the NFL team whose mascot is a lion and plays on Thanksgiving every year.
- Region where pumpkins and squash originated.
- State that produces the most turkeys in the U.S.
- Vegetable commonly used in pies at Thanksgiving.
- Largest pecan-producing state in the U.S.
- The other city of the nfl team that plays on Thanksgiving every year
26 Clues: Country where potatoes originated. • Iconic symbol associated with Pilgrims. • Midwest region famous for growing corn. • Minnesota city nicknamed “Turkey Town.” • Region where corn was first domesticated. • Largest pecan-producing state in the U.S. • Ship that brought the Pilgrims to America. • Landmark where the Pilgrims landed in 1620. • ...
Geography of Thanksgiving 2025-11-20
Across
- Indigenous group that helped the Pilgrims survive.
- Region where vanilla came from.
- Region where corn was first domesticated.
- Fun run held in many cities on Thanksgiving morning.
- Country where potatoes originated.
- Shopping day immediately after Thanksgiving.
- Three-bird dish that John Madden made famous during Thanksgiving.
- Region where apples trace their earliest origins.
- Country where cinnamon originated.
- Vegetable commonly used in pies at Thanksgiving.
- Fruit native to North America and often eaten at Thanksgiving.
- Leading state in turkey production after Minnesota.
- River used to transport crops like corn and wheat.
- Bird native to the Americas.
- Largest pecan-producing state in the U.S.
- Midwest region famous for growing corn.
Down
- Ship that brought the Pilgrims to America.
- Sport traditionally played on Thanksgiving Day.
- Store famous for hosting a giant Thanksgiving Day parade.
- Region where pumpkins and squash originated.
- Mountain range early settlers crossed moving west.
- Traditional dish made from bread and seasonings.
- The ocean crossed by the Pilgrims to reach America.
- Region where sweet potatoes/yams originated.
- Minnesota city nicknamed “Turkey Town.”
- Country where green beans were first cultivated.
- State that produces the most turkeys in the U.S.
- Iconic Thanksgiving symbol with a buckle.
- Region where the first Thanksgiving took place.
- Landmark where Pilgrims landed in 1620.
30 Clues: Bird native to the Americas. • Region where vanilla came from. • Country where potatoes originated. • Country where cinnamon originated. • Minnesota city nicknamed “Turkey Town.” • Landmark where Pilgrims landed in 1620. • Midwest region famous for growing corn. • Region where corn was first domesticated. • Iconic Thanksgiving symbol with a buckle. • ...
NZ Geography & History 2025-11-25
Across
- Volcanic national park,
- Traditional war dance,
- Symmetrical volcano aka Egmont,
- jumping invented in NZ,
- Ancient living fossil reptile,
- Highest volcano on North Island,
- National bird or nickname,
- Sound famous fiord,
- New Zealanders of European descent,
- Famous national rugby team,
- Capital city,
- Largest city,
Down
- Edinburgh of the South,
- Director,
- Waitangi 1840,
- Honey-producing native tree,
- Extinct giant flightless bird
- National sport,
- Site of the 1840 treaty signing,
- National park with deep fiords,
- Tasman first European sighting,
- South Island’s biggest city,
- Dessert claimed by NZ & Australia,
- Everest conqueror,
- Indigenous Polynesian people,
- Māori name for New Zealand,
- Lord of the Rings film location,
- Special-effects company and insect,
- Captain James,
29 Clues: Director, • Capital city, • Largest city, • Waitangi 1840, • Captain James, • National sport, • Everest conqueror, • Sound famous fiord, • Traditional war dance, • Edinburgh of the South, • Volcanic national park, • jumping invented in NZ, • National bird or nickname, • Māori name for New Zealand, • Famous national rugby team, • Honey-producing native tree, • South Island’s biggest city, • ...
Christmas and Geography 2025-12-19
Across
- Austrian composer of Silent Night
- Mexico fries this and covers it with syrup and cinnamon sugar as a dessert
- Prince Albert and Queen Victoria made the Christmas tree popular in this country
- famous character from Charles Dickens' The Christmas Carol
- language of origin for the word Christmas
- American writer of How the Grinch Stole Christmas
- birthplace of Jesus of Nazareth
- the end of the Christmas celebration - also means "appearance"
- German settlers brought the idea of the Christmas tree to this area
Down
- ginger flavored cookie that is popular in Germany
- this country celebrates Christmas outside
- a Norwegian flat potato bread that is popular during the Holiday season
- another name for the three wisemen
- the ancient Pre-Christian festival in Northern Europe that used evergreen trees as decoration
- this country was the first to use the Christmas postage stamp
- this country starts Christmas on St. Lucia's day which is December 13th
- this country is well-known for the dessert bûche de Noël during the Christmas season
- country known for the paradise tree which is the most recent source of using a Christmas Tree
- flavoring used in Italy for pizzelles
- this country reenacts Mary and Joseph looking for a place to stay
- composer known for the famous song Messiah
- in this country, Befana delivers gifts to children before the day of the Epiphany
22 Clues: birthplace of Jesus of Nazareth • Austrian composer of Silent Night • another name for the three wisemen • flavoring used in Italy for pizzelles • this country celebrates Christmas outside • language of origin for the word Christmas • composer known for the famous song Messiah • ginger flavored cookie that is popular in Germany • ...
Geography Semester Final 2025-12-12
Across
- A regions average weather conditions over a long period of time
- An economic system based on free trade and competition
- A river that flows into another river
- A type of government in which the people elect leaders and rule by majority
- Winds that blow in the same direction over large areas of Earth
- The short-term changes in the air for a given place and time
- Any place where plants and animals depend upon each other and their environment for survival.
- The main mountain range in the Eastern US is the ___ Mountains
Down
- A political system in which the government owns all the property and dominates all aspects of life
- Resources that can be replaced naturally
- The main mountain range in the Western US is the ___ Mountains
- The set of beliefs, values, and practices that a group of people have in common.
- The distance north and south of Earth's equator
- A social science is a field that studies people and their ___
- Sudden, violent movement of Earth's crust
- The study of weather and its causes
- What is most common cause of erosion?
- Type of water that is stored in Earth's rivers, lakes, and streams
- One complete spin of the Earth on its axis
- How many amendments make up the Bill of Rights?
- Land surrounded by water on three sides
21 Clues: The study of weather and its causes • A river that flows into another river • What is most common cause of erosion? • Land surrounded by water on three sides • Resources that can be replaced naturally • Sudden, violent movement of Earth's crust • One complete spin of the Earth on its axis • The distance north and south of Earth's equator • ...
Brazil 2023-05-11
8 Clues: $ • Military • Danced music • Rhythmic genre • where places are • carioca Favela funk • Popular in Brazilian culture • Forces Submarines and other big equipment.
FOR SMART PEOPLE 2021-12-20
Across
- Big name in Belgian-style beers (2)
- They come in last
- Colds that lasts a long time(2)
- It's slow to mature
- "Hadn't thought of that one"
- Tiny life
- Art inspired by the Samurai
- Major European Coffee port
- One charging a flat rate?
- Plaza in Chicago
Down
- Funny T-shirt phrase
- Leaves in a hurry
- Their anthem is "Kde domov muj"
- Tabular file (2)
- Strips in geography class
- Not working (3)
- Popular ride share option (2)
- Brother powder?
- Whirlybird (2)
19 Clues: Tiny life • Whirlybird (2) • Not working (3) • Brother powder? • Tabular file (2) • Plaza in Chicago • Leaves in a hurry • They come in last • It's slow to mature • Funny T-shirt phrase • Strips in geography class • One charging a flat rate? • Major European Coffee port • Art inspired by the Samurai • "Hadn't thought of that one" • Popular ride share option (2) • Their anthem is "Kde domov muj" • ...
Core Concepts: Geography Basics and Government 2016-08-10
Across
- unjust use of power
- government in which all power is held by a single person or small group
- starting point for longitude that divides the Earth into Western and Eastern Hemispheres
- political and economic system in which governments owns all property and makes all economic decisions
Down
- government structure in which government actions are limited by law (government can't just do whatever they want)
- form of government in which state is ruled by a queen or king
- form of government in which citizens hold political power
- system of basic rules and principles by which a government is organized
- government structure in which there are no effective limits on government actions (government does whatever they want)
- belief that your own culture is better and superior to all others
- starting point for latitude that divides the Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres
- type of geography that is the study of the Earth's land features, bodies of water, and other natural features
- type of geography that is the study of people and their activities
13 Clues: unjust use of power • form of government in which citizens hold political power • form of government in which state is ruled by a queen or king • belief that your own culture is better and superior to all others • type of geography that is the study of people and their activities • system of basic rules and principles by which a government is organized • ...
This is Me 2023-09-06
Across
- a friend to aedan
- how people sometimes act towards aedan
- a time spent with friends
- an annoying bug
- a subject about history and geography
- a round dessert
- a fizzy drink
Down
- a subject involving faith
- a game aedan plays
- something that annoys aedan
- a musical hobby
- a place aedan loves
- how aedan feels when no one listens
- a cute bird
14 Clues: a cute bird • a fizzy drink • a musical hobby • an annoying bug • a round dessert • a friend to aedan • a game aedan plays • a place aedan loves • a subject involving faith • a time spent with friends • something that annoys aedan • how aedan feels when no one listens • a subject about history and geography • how people sometimes act towards aedan
Subjects 2020-04-09
Across
- Sports, running and dancing.
- People and places.
- Animals, plants and chemistry.
- You speak this language. Hola!
- Computers!
- Painting and drawing.
Down
- You're doing it right now!
- Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Judaism
- Numbers, 1 + 1 = 2
- Guitar, flute and drums.
- The past, Ancient Rome, kings and queens.
- Movies, actors and theatre.
12 Clues: Computers! • Numbers, 1 + 1 = 2 • People and places. • Painting and drawing. • Guitar, flute and drums. • You're doing it right now! • Movies, actors and theatre. • Sports, running and dancing. • Animals, plants and chemistry. • You speak this language. Hola! • Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Judaism • The past, Ancient Rome, kings and queens.
school subjects 2016-11-03
Across
- Halloween was .....
- Cindy and her boyfriend watched a ........ movie
- I like listening to ..... Marilyn Manson
- Study of the past
- Internet
Down
- Jack is ..... he makes me laugh
- Chinese is e...
- Math is d........
- Doing experiments
- Drawing pictures and painting
- Study of mountains ,rivers ,rain , lakes
- Doing exercise at school
12 Clues: Internet • Chinese is e... • Math is d........ • Doing experiments • Study of the past • Halloween was ..... • Doing exercise at school • Drawing pictures and painting • Jack is ..... he makes me laugh • I like listening to ..... Marilyn Manson • Study of mountains ,rivers ,rain , lakes • Cindy and her boyfriend watched a ........ movie
wow what an amzing crossword!!1!!!!!11 2024-10-24
Across
- Lesson on the places of Earth
- A punctuation indicator
- Place for kids without a caregiver
- Proclaimer of the will of God
- Association with pencils
- Wooden musical instrument
Down
- Precious blue stone
- Likes burrowing holes
- Round shape
- Immortal bird
- A prediction of what will happen in the future
- Award for first place
12 Clues: Round shape • Immortal bird • Precious blue stone • Likes burrowing holes • Award for first place • A punctuation indicator • Association with pencils • Wooden musical instrument • Lesson on the places of Earth • Proclaimer of the will of God • Place for kids without a caregiver • A prediction of what will happen in the future
SGGS CROSSWORD 2025-06-17
12 Clues: THE SWAN HOUSE • THE LION HOUSE • THE BEAR HOUSE • THE HEADMISTRESS • THE PHOENIX HOUSE • THE MUSIC BUILDING • THE BEST SCHOOL EVER • THE SIGHTH FORM BUILDING • THE BUILDING WITH THE LIBRARY • THE BUILDING WITH THE DINING HALL • THE BUILDING WITH THE SCIENCE CLASSROOMS • THE BUILDING WITH THE GEOGRAPHY CLASSROOMS
Graph 2022-03-07
10 Clues: self ‘written’ • Earth 'writing' • 'writing' on walls • beautiful ‘writing’ • ‘writing’ from afar • ‘writing’ about books used • ‘writing’ of someone’s life • the ‘writing’ of dance steps • the ‘writing’ of film scenes • the ‘writing’ of pictures using light
GRAPH 2022-03-07
10 Clues: Earth writing' • self ‘written’ • ‘writing’ on walls • ‘writing’ from afar • beautiful 'writing' • 'writing' about books used • 'writing' of someone's life • the ‘writing’ of dance steps • the ‘writing’ of film scenes • the ‘writing’ of pictures using light
Root Word Graph 2022-03-07
10 Clues: self written • earth (writing) • writing on walls • writing from afar • beautiful writing • writing of someones life • writing about books used • the writing of dance steps • the writing of film scenes • the writing of pictures using light
shoutout to @21stschizo on ig ^__^ 2022-03-09
10 Clues: self ‘written’ • Earth ‘writing’ • 'writing’ on walls • ‘writing’ from afar • beautiful ‘writing’ • ‘writing’ about books used • ‘writing’ of someone’s life • the ‘writing’ of dance steps • the ‘writing’ of film scenes • the ‘writing’ of pictures using light
Southern Colonies 2022-11-22
10 Clues: Colonies. • Major Town. • Lord Baltimore. • Saved John Smith. • Was a major religion. • Famous English soldier • A Native American tribe. • The slaves work on them. • A lot of trees and nature. • It is the geography and landform.
SCHOOL SUBJECTS 2022-11-18
10 Clues: You do a play • You study maps • You do experiments • You paint and color • You practice sports • You play instruments • You calculate numbers • You learn about the past • You learn about computers • You read, write and speak
School Subjects 2024-11-13
10 Clues: acting • The movement • The study of art • study of numbers • The study of maps • The study of sounds • The study of history • The study of chemicals • The study of the universe • The study of english language
Unit two 2024-12-07
11 Clues: We do sports • Paint is needed • Actors are needed • we use a computer • We study the Romans • we use a world ball • Instruments are needed • Language spoken in Spain • physics, biology and chemistry • Language spoken around the world • We utilise the numbers,calculations…
Words Their Way Sort 29 2022-02-16
Across
- relating to heat
- an instrument for measuring and indicating temperature
- the scientific study of the behavior, structure, physiology, classification, and distribution of animals.
- an optical instrument designed to make distant objects appear nearer
Down
- an optical instrument used for viewing very small objects
- a collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
- an instrument measuring atmospheric pressure
- the science that deals with the earth's physical structure and substance, its history, and the processes that act on it.
- Geography is a field of science devoted to the study of the lands, features, inhabitants, and phenomena of the Earth and planets.
9 Clues: relating to heat • an instrument measuring atmospheric pressure • an instrument for measuring and indicating temperature • an optical instrument used for viewing very small objects • an optical instrument designed to make distant objects appear nearer • a collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition. • ...
Remember Words 2019-09-23
Across
- I love - the mountains
- Person working in construction
- They - things
- My mother make - delicious
- Person very broad
- After the lunch ate
- Part of body round
- Opposite of winning
Down
- I like read about
- People that work with me in the office
- My favorite subject is about countries
- he - money
- The waiter - the food
- My friends want join the party
14 Clues: he - money • They - things • I like read about • Person very broad • Part of body round • After the lunch ate • Opposite of winning • The waiter - the food • I love - the mountains • My mother make - delicious • Person working in construction • My friends want join the party • People that work with me in the office • My favorite subject is about countries
year 6 spelling list #4 2023-03-21
Across
- well known to a lot of people
- something that is hard to accomplish
- a drink that gives you energy
- to be in pain
- a vegetable
- busy road
- working with others
Down
- somewhere fancy to dine in
- lending something
- a building where people work
- distract from something
- someone in charge
- some one who discovers rocks
- from a different country or culture
14 Clues: busy road • a vegetable • to be in pain • lending something • someone in charge • working with others • distract from something • somewhere fancy to dine in • a building where people work • some one who discovers rocks • well known to a lot of people • a drink that gives you energy • from a different country or culture • something that is hard to accomplish
Types of ICT 2022-06-03
Across
- used to prepare slideshows
- used to organize numbers
- used to assess learning
- used to send and receive information
- communication
- used to communicate
Down
- used to store information
- saving money
- used to schedule events
- used to display creativity
- used to attend virtual class
- Kids can find the difference between 2 places
- Used to teach geography
- used to collaboratively write documents
14 Clues: saving money • communication • used to communicate • used to schedule events • used to assess learning • Used to teach geography • used to organize numbers • used to store information • used to prepare slideshows • used to display creativity • used to attend virtual class • used to send and receive information • used to collaboratively write documents • ...
Unit 1 2023-09-27
Across
- The continent south of Europe
- themes of geography
- a line of latitude at 0
- the exact location on the Earth
- areas with similar characteristics
- Facing north and on your left
- Large community of flora and fauna in a specific climate
- Largest continent
Down
- Map requirements
- cardinal directions
- meridian of longitude
- human environment interaction involving change
- Imaginary vertical lines
- imaginary horizontal lines
14 Clues: Map requirements • Largest continent • cardinal directions • themes of geography • meridian of longitude • a line of latitude at 0 • Imaginary vertical lines • imaginary horizontal lines • The continent south of Europe • Facing north and on your left • the exact location on the Earth • areas with similar characteristics • human environment interaction involving change • ...
Chapter 2 vocab 2025-12-08
Across
- Power held by people.
- Politically independent city and
- Rural area around a nation.
- Countries led by a queen or king.
- scale.
- Studies of Earth, both physical
Down
- Act of charging interest.
- An expedition held by a Christian
- interconnect.
- Network of relationships and how
- human.
- Selling or buying something on a
- Long-term weather in a particular
- hinterland / rural area around
14 Clues: human. • scale. • interconnect. • Power held by people. • Act of charging interest. • Rural area around a nation. • hinterland / rural area around • Studies of Earth, both physical • Politically independent city and • Network of relationships and how • Selling or buying something on a • An expedition held by a Christian • Long-term weather in a particular • ...
Geography Chapter 1, pp. 2-10 2023-08-05
Across
- lines of latitude
- the study of the world
- the smallest continent
- a body of water surrounded by land
- largest and deepest ocean
- where a river and the ocean meet
Down
- the warmest ocean
- the 0 line of latitude
- world's largest freshwater lake
- the coldest ocean
- connects two larger land masses
- at least 2000 feet high
- the largest continent
13 Clues: the warmest ocean • lines of latitude • the coldest ocean • the largest continent • the 0 line of latitude • the study of the world • the smallest continent • at least 2000 feet high • largest and deepest ocean • world's largest freshwater lake • connects two larger land masses • where a river and the ocean meet • a body of water surrounded by land
Earth's system vocab 2023-04-13
Across
- appears twisted.
- appears layered.
- the remains of plants and animals.
- travels faster than s waves
- study of Earth.
- heat,pressure,cooling,melting are all part of.
Down
- No longer in existence.
- group of animals that occupy a certain area.
- a solid inorganic material found in nature.
- study of earthquakes
- water held underground.
- still in existence,surviving species.
- appears glassy.
13 Clues: appears glassy. • study of Earth. • appears twisted. • appears layered. • study of earthquakes • No longer in existence. • water held underground. • travels faster than s waves • the remains of plants and animals. • still in existence,surviving species. • a solid inorganic material found in nature. • group of animals that occupy a certain area. • ...
Unit 5 Revision 2021-01-13
12 Clues: quick • exams • very old • difficult • working well • not difficult • giving a lot of attention • helping you to do something • to see how two things are different • subject where we study substances (вещество) • subject where we study egergy, heat, light, etc • subject where we study countries, mountains, seas, etc
tik Tok words all of them because there isnt that much but more than little 2020-11-04
12 Clues: trunk • *singing* • 3d circle • is a chart • body and mind • taken on camera • consists of all letters • to do with earth and countries • is a bird that is usually poached • *beep bop boop* new message received • underwater animal that looks like shark • like a leaflet but with more information
Tristan T week 8 2014-03-18
12 Clues: Energy • Hard to do • A siblings son • A medical doctor • Having good effort • Movement of vehicles • Someone that takes photos • Strong caffeine-rich drink • Somebody skilled at finance • Freeing of someone from anxity • Somebody of rank in the armed forces • The study of the Earths places and physical features
School Subjects 2025-07-04
Across
- people in the past, important events in the past
- crayons, paints, colors, pencils
- the earth, land, atmosphere
- chemical science, oxygen, hydrogen, water
- energy, motion, gravity
- language, grammar, reading, speaking
Down
- instruments, violin, guitar, singing
- the human body, nature, living creatures
- numbers, counting, adding, dividing
- computers, technology
- experiment, natural world
- exercise, basketball, stretching
12 Clues: computers, technology • energy, motion, gravity • experiment, natural world • the earth, land, atmosphere • crayons, paints, colors, pencils • exercise, basketball, stretching • numbers, counting, adding, dividing • instruments, violin, guitar, singing • language, grammar, reading, speaking • the human body, nature, living creatures • chemical science, oxygen, hydrogen, water • ...
Methodology and Research Schools in Geography 2025-11-28
Across
- The collection of raw data outside a laboratory, library, or workplace setting; traditionally considered a rite of passage in geography
- A computer system used for capturing, storing, checking, and displaying data related to positions on Earth's surface(abbr.)
- The process of assigning numbers or labels to observations, a fundamental step in quantitative research
- Often contrasted with "place," this concept refers to an abstract, geometric container where phenomena occur
- A set of interrelated components functioning as a complex whole (e.g., an ecosystem or an urban transport network)
- A proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation
- The philosophical system heavily influencing the Quantitative Revolution, recognizing only scientifically verifiable or logical proof
- The _______ Revolution: A major disciplinary shift in the 1950s and 60s towards statistical methods and mathematical modeling
- Cultural _______: The visible imprint of human activity on the natural environment, a concept popularized by Carl Sauer
- A simplified or idealized representation of reality used to simulate processes or predict spatial outcomes
- A logical process of reasoning that moves from specific observations to broader generalizations and theories
- An area defined by one or more distinctive characteristics, serving as a central object of study in traditional geography
Down
- A traditional geographic perspective defining the discipline as the study of areal differentiation and relationships between regions
- Research methods focusing on in-depth understanding rather than measurements, often using texts, images, and observations
- A philosophical method used in humanistic geography to explore how individuals experience the world directly and subjectively
- The art and science of graphically representing a geographical area, traditionally the primary tool of the geographer
- A logical process of reasoning that starts with a general theory and moves to specific hypotheses to be tested
- A school of thought emphasizing human agency, creativity, and subjective experience over statistical aggregates
- Environmental _______: The theory stating that the physical environment strictly controls human culture and development
- The theory suggesting that while the environment sets limits, humans have the power to choose between different courses of action
- Participant _______: A methodology where the researcher immerses themselves in a community to collect data through watching and listening
- A specific location imbued with human meaning, memory, and emotional attachment
22 Clues: A specific location imbued with human meaning, memory, and emotional attachment • The process of assigning numbers or labels to observations, a fundamental step in quantitative research • A proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation • ...
Methodology and Research Schools in Geography 2025-11-28
Across
- Cultural _______: The visible imprint of human activity on the natural environment, a concept popularized by Carl Sauer
- The _______ Revolution: A major disciplinary shift in the 1950s and 60s towards statistical methods and mathematical modeling
- A simplified or idealized representation of reality used to simulate processes or predict spatial outcomes
- A qualitative research method involving direct questioning of participants to understand their perspectives
- A proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation
- The collection of raw data outside a laboratory, library, or workplace setting; traditionally considered a rite of passage in geography
- Often contrasted with "place," this concept refers to an abstract, geometric container where phenomena occur
- The theory suggesting that while the environment sets limits, humans have the power to choose between different courses of action
- Participant _______: A methodology where the researcher immerses themselves in a community to collect data through watching and listening
- A specific location imbued with human meaning, memory, and emotional attachment
- A traditional geographic perspective defining the discipline as the study of areal differentiation and relationships between regions
- A logical process of reasoning that starts with a general theory and moves to specific hypotheses to be tested
- The art and science of graphically representing a geographical area, traditionally the primary tool of the geographer
Down
- The philosophical system heavily influencing the Quantitative Revolution, recognizing only scientifically verifiable or logical proof
- The branch of philosophy concerned with the nature, origin, and limits of human knowledge (How do we know what we know?)
- A school of thought emphasizing human agency, creativity, and subjective experience over statistical aggregates
- A computer system used for capturing, storing, checking, and displaying data related to positions on Earth's surface(abbr.)
- An area defined by one or more distinctive characteristics, serving as a central object of study in traditional geography
- Environmental _______: The theory stating that the physical environment strictly controls human culture and development
- Research methods focusing on in-depth understanding rather than measurements, often using texts, images, and observations
- A philosophical method used in humanistic geography to explore how individuals experience the world directly and subjectively
- A set of interrelated components functioning as a complex whole (e.g., an ecosystem or an urban transport network)
- A logical process of reasoning that moves from specific observations to broader generalizations and theories
23 Clues: A specific location imbued with human meaning, memory, and emotional attachment • A simplified or idealized representation of reality used to simulate processes or predict spatial outcomes • A proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation • ...
At school 2020-09-30
Across
- a day after Tuesday and before Thursday
- a book with words and their translations
- physical education
- a subject with numbers
- a language you speak now
- room with computers
- not easy
Down
- time between lessons
- a room with musical instruments
- a lesson when you draw
- teacher gives you this after a lesson
- geography, literature, ...
- smile hard with a sound
13 Clues: not easy • physical education • room with computers • time between lessons • a lesson when you draw • a subject with numbers • smile hard with a sound • a language you speak now • geography, literature, ... • a room with musical instruments • teacher gives you this after a lesson • a day after Tuesday and before Thursday • a book with words and their translations
Early Japan 2017-04-04
Across
- 20% of geography of japan
- extended families
- center of culture
- a war lord
- culture developed in japan
- decorative writting
- traditional religion in japan
Down
- where buddhism came from to japan
- spirit that live in every object in nature
- trained professional warrior
- largest main island of japan
- the military and political leader
- powerful ruler and 1st emperor
13 Clues: a war lord • extended families • center of culture • decorative writting • 20% of geography of japan • culture developed in japan • trained professional warrior • largest main island of japan • traditional religion in japan • powerful ruler and 1st emperor • where buddhism came from to japan • the military and political leader • spirit that live in every object in nature
Pg. 8-9 2024-06-20
Across
- - e.g. biology or physics
- - an action word (e.g. run, kill)
- - spoken in the U.S. and the U.K.
- designers study this
- - the computer major
Down
- - e.g. studying newspapers and books
- - P.E.
- - a topic you study in school
- - study this with maps
- - calculation with numbers
- - a speech given by a teacher
- - study of the past
- - a book you study from
13 Clues: - P.E. • - study of the past • designers study this • - the computer major • - study this with maps • - a book you study from • - e.g. biology or physics • - calculation with numbers • - a topic you study in school • - a speech given by a teacher • - an action word (e.g. run, kill) • - spoken in the U.S. and the U.K. • - e.g. studying newspapers and books
Sort 29 2024-09-12
Across
- heat of the earth
- regulates temperatures
- outside of an area
- see things from far away
- Study of the earth
Down
- tells your temperature
- instrument to tell the forecast
- Tells you events in the future
- tube to look where your going in a submarine
- to see little things up close
- study of rocks
- relating to heat
- study of myths
13 Clues: study of rocks • study of myths • relating to heat • heat of the earth • outside of an area • Study of the earth • tells your temperature • regulates temperatures • see things from far away • to see little things up close • Tells you events in the future • instrument to tell the forecast • tube to look where your going in a submarine
Japan 2021-12-07
10 Clues: Our logo • Capital of Japan • Emperor of Japan • Currency of Japan • Geography of Japan • Ocean around Japan • Country of the month • First name of our company • second name of our company • Popular food all over the world
Root Word: Graph (write) 2022-03-07
10 Clues: self ‘written’ • Earth ‘writing’ • ‘writing’ on walls • ‘writing’ from afar • beautiful ‘writing’ • ‘writing’ about books used • ‘writing’ of someone’s life • the ‘writing’ of dance steps • the ‘writing’ of film scenes • the ‘writing’ of pictures using light
graph 2022-03-07
10 Clues: self ‘written’ • Earth ‘writing’ • ‘writing’ on walls • beautiful ‘writing’ • ‘writing’ from afar • ‘writing’ about books used • ‘writing’ of someone’s life • the ‘writing’ of film scenes • the ‘writing’ of dance steps • the ‘writing’ of pictures using light
Graph 2022-03-07
10 Clues: self 'written' • Earth 'writing' • 'writing' on walls • beautiful 'writing' • 'writing' from afar • 'writing' about books used • 'writing' of someone's life • the 'writing' of film scenes • the 'writing' of dance steps • the 'writing' of pictures using light
Graph Words 2022-02-24
10 Clues: self written • Earth writing • writing on walls • writing from afar • beautiful writing • writing about books used • writing of someone’s life • the writing of dance steps • the writing of film scenes • the writing of pictures using light
Greek Root 2024-02-06
10 Clues: self written • Earth writing • writing on walls • writing from afar • beautiful writing • writing about books used • the writing of film scenes • the writing of dance steps • writing about someone's life • the writing of pictures using light
Ivys crossword 2023-05-11
10 Clues: girl • a sound • regalar • you can watch it • to help you cook • not telling people • measuring somthing • not in frount of you • the anwser of a math question • a study of the phisocal featurs of earth
Earth and beyond 2023-09-21
10 Clues: equal parts • study of earth • photographic copy • order of something • forecast of weather • interaction of organisms • instrument that detects speed • surface and atmosphere of earth • study of physical features of earth • convert light into electrical charge
graph 2025-02-10
10 Clues: self ‘written’ • Earth ‘writing’ • ‘writing’ on walls • ‘writing’ from afar • beautiful ‘writing’ • ‘writing’ about books used • ‘writing’ of someone’s life • the ‘writing’ of dance steps • the ‘writing’ of film scenes • the ‘writing’ of pictures using light
School subjects 2024-01-14
9 Clues: acting • maps and places • foreign language • sports and exercises • learning about nature • paintings and drawings • learning about the past • learning how to make food • numbers, shapes, and solving problems
Harmonie Spelling Words 2025-01-14
10 Clues: to name • a ratio • Ice is a • to remind • Water is a • layer of the Earth • layer of the Earth • another word for Lava • places around the world • a language derived from Latin
bruh 2021-05-19
Terrell crossword puzzle 2024-09-20
8 Clues: favorite color • favorite sport • favorite foods • favorite subject • favorite animals • favorite NBA team • favorite movie category • how many animals do i have
_____ologist 2024-02-05
9 Clues: Studies life • Studies weather • Heart Specialist • Studies religion • Studies bird eggs • Studies amphibians • Studies ancient life • Studies the geography of Mars • Studies distribution of radioactive elements in the Earth's crust.
Maya's Crossword Puzzle 2017-02-06
Across
- image/ made up
- visually descriptive
- relating to the magnetic field of earth
- study of outer space
- center of the earth
- form a mental image
- someone who flies to space
- branch of math that studies shapes/ lines
Down
- something to do with space
- extremely large
- something that you make up
- an instrument formerly used to make astronomical measurement
- internal heat of the earth
- the science of earth
- rocky airless worlds that orbit the sun
- photo
- earth
17 Clues: photo • earth • image/ made up • extremely large • center of the earth • form a mental image • visually descriptive • study of outer space • the science of earth • something to do with space • something that you make up • internal heat of the earth • someone who flies to space • relating to the magnetic field of earth • rocky airless worlds that orbit the sun • ...
Our World 2019-05-22
Across
- The wearing down of land
- Man or Woman
- The climate
- To look after
- warming The world is heating up
- The study of land features
- A person who works in science
- Another word for plants
- Part of the fauna
Down
- A tool to help tell direction
- No longer around
- Tools that are needed
- The environment
- Species that are in danger
- the living space of a species
- To keep safe
- Another word for animals
17 Clues: The climate • Man or Woman • To keep safe • To look after • The environment • No longer around • Part of the fauna • Tools that are needed • Another word for plants • The wearing down of land • Another word for animals • Species that are in danger • The study of land features • A tool to help tell direction • the living space of a species • A person who works in science • ...
