Ch.2 Lesson 5,6,7 Flashcards

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Lesson 5

Type of physical features that hold water or allow water to flow

A

Waterform

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2
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Smaller water forms that empty or flow into larger layer forms

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Tributaries

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3
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A spring ,lake, or other bodies of water at which a stream of river begins

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Sources

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4
Q

A natural opening of a water form that empties into a large body of water

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Mouth

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5
Q

Water that flow across the land’s top until it reaches a body of water

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Run-off water

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6
Q

Precipitation that seeps into the earth

A

Ground water

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7
Q

Ha lowland area that holds water

A

Wetland

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8
Q

A human made lake in which water is stored

A

Reservoir

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9
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A structure that holds water back in the lake

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Dam

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10
Q

Electricity that is produced by the force of water falling over a dam

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Hydroelectric

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11
Q

A form of energy

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Nuclear

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12
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The process of renewing our fresh water supply

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Water cycle

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13
Q

Lesson 6

Working with soil to produce or the raising of animals for food

A

Agriculture

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14
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Animals and their products

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Livestock

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15
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A farm that raises vegetables and fruits for sale

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Truck farm

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16
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Wood that we get from Oak, Maple, Elm, Sycamore… trees

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Hardwood

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17
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Wood that we get from Hemlock and different kinds of Pine Trees

18
Q

Useable heat or electricity for homes and industry

19
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A fuel used to heat homes and buildings

20
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A fuel used to make steel and produce electricity

21
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Natural substances in the earth that are neither animal or vegetable

22
Q

A mineral that has metal in it such as iron ore

23
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A mineral such as sand that does not contain a metal ore

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Non-Metallic

24
Q

Metal ore used to make steel

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A metal ore from which aluminum products are made from.
Bauxite
26
A stone product used to make lime for soil, crushed stone, cement.
Limestone
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A place where a huge pit or hole is made in the Earth's surface for mining stone or ore
Quarry
28
A non-metallic mineral used to make bricks, sewer pipes, tiles, pottery.....Hi Ava🌝
Clay
29
LESSON #7💥 People who live in a place and do different kind of jobs.
Human Resources
30
An official counting of the number of people that live in a state
Census
31
An area made up of a city
Urban
32
Having to do with the country not the city
Rural
33
People living in the same state as which they were born
Native Born
34
Transporting, moving and selling
Service
35
Different kinds of jobs that people do to make money
Occupations
36
The making, selling, moving, of goods, products or services
Industry
37
The amount of money left after all expenses are paid
Profit
38
The money earned in a job making a product or providing a service
Wage
39
Process by which something is made or built
Construction
40
The buying, selling, or moving of products.
Trade