Practice Flashcards

1
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Region with little or no moisture.

A

Arid

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2
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A community of plants, animals, and other organisms.

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Biome

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3
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Shared characteristics of a group of people.

A

Culture

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4
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Weather conditions in a particular area.

A

Climate

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5
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a brand geographic area distinguished by similar features. An area of land with unique characteristics that distinguish it from other areas.

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Region

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6
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a region made up mostly of trees that have broad leaves that shed once a year.

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Deciduous forest

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7
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a region that receives little precipitation.

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Desert

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8
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lifestyle of people who live a mobile, or wandering, existence.

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Nomadic

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9
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also called altitude, refers to the height of land above sea level

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Elevation

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10
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vast areas of fairly flat, open land where grass is the primary vegetation

A

Grasslands

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11
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Lakes Superior, Ontario, Erie, Michigan, and Huron are known collectively as the Great Lakes. These were formed by the advance and retreat of glaciers during the last ice age.

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Great Lakes

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12
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a place where an organism such as a plant or animal lives

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Habitat

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13
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a region of elevated ground, such as a mountainous area or plateau.

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Highland

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14
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is a climate that is relatively warm with no definite dry season, although summers are somewhat wetter than winters.

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Subtropical

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15
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an area of land that is mostly flat with gentle slopes.

A

Plain

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16
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a flat area of land that has a relatively high elevation.

A

Plateau

17
Q

an area of level or rolling grassland.

A

Prairie

18
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water that falls from the air to the ground in any form, for example: rain, snow, sleet, and hail.

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Precipitation

19
Q

warm summers, cold winters, and moderate temperatures in the spring and fall.

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Temperature Zone

20
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a community of living things (including plants, animals, and people.) the environment that surrounds them (including soil, water, and air), and how they interact in a given location

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Ecosystem