Topics 13, 14, & 15.

2. Branch of Geography that links the economic activity that is produced to its environment.
7. Continental water reservoir fed by rivers, melting, rain or springs.
8. Small, horseshoe-shaped body of water along the coast.
9. Periodic movements known as flow and descent.
10. Large bodies of water stored in depressions of the crust.
11. Is the way in which water moves from the ocean to the continents, passing through the atmosphere and returning to the Earth’s crust.
12. Branch of Geography that studies the Earth’s surface and the physical environment.

1. Layer of the Earth’s structure that includes both continental and oceanic waters.
3. Large horizontal displacements of bodies of salt water that cross the oceans.
4. Rainwater that infiltrates permeable soils and form deposits.
5. Ice and snow mass that slowly slips influenced by gravity.
6. Branch of Geography that studies the political institutions, government systems and the impact of policy decisions.
13. Part of the ocean that is partly surrounded by land, larger than a bay.
14. Superficial currents that slide from the highest part of the relief and fall into coast, interior seas and lakes.