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What is the basic support systems needed to keep an economy going?
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Where are plants specially adapted to tolerate the dry or cold conditions? (separate with /)
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What is the spread of ideas, inventions, or patterns of behavior to different societies?
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What are pyramids, density, and carrying capacity examples of?
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What is the cultural change that occurs when individuals in a society accept or adopt an innovation?
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What are suburbs, metropolitan, and megalopolis?
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What is a projection onto a cylinder?
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What is river sediment an example of?
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What are hurricanes, tornadoes, blizzards, droughts, and floods?
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What kind of weathering is rust an example of?
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What is taking existing elements of society and creating something new to meet a need?
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What are Landsat and GOES?
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What is all the parts of the earth where plants and animals live?
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What are types of economic measures?
Hint: 3 choices
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What is the term used for the temperature grassland region in the Northern Hemisphere?
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What is an imaginary line that runs north and south, dividing the earth east and west?
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What is a device that measures the size of waves created by an earthquake?
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What is the loose mixture of weathered rock, organic matter, air, and water that supports plant growth?
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What is the chain of volcanoes that lines the Pacific Rim?
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What causes smaller broken material which can be combined with organic material to become soil?
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Where are grassy plains?
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What is the layer of gasses released by the burning of coal and petroleum that traps solar energy, causing global temperature to increase?
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What category is a rain forest in?
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Who reduces some types of distortion by using different types of map projections?
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Where are most volcanoes found?
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What is a regional ecosystem?
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What is the transfer of heat in the atmosphere by upward motion of the air?
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What is each half of the globe?
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What are birthrate, fertility rate, mortality rate, and infant mortality rates an example of?
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What are 3 types of urban lad use patterns? (separate with /)
Hint: 3 choices
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What happens when minerals react to oxygen in the air and begin to crumble?
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What is the study of the distribution and interaction of physical and human features on the earth?
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What uses latitude and longitude lines?
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What is the land on the leeward side of hills or mountains that gets little rain from the descending dry air?
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How can tectonic plates move?
Hint: 4 choices
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What is an enormous moving shelf that forms the earth's crust?
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What is used to identify absolute location?
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What describes a place in comparison to other places around it?
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What are 4 different types of projections? (separate with a /)
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What is a flat, grassy, mostly treeless plain?
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What are 3 types of governments? (separate with /)
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What is a group of people with a common culture living in a territory and having a strong sense of unity?
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What is the exact place on earth where a geographic feature is found?
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What kind of trees are found in forests? (separate with /)
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What happens when a river picks up loose material and moves it downstream?
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What is a projection on a flat surface?
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What helps distribute the sun's heat from one part of the world to another? (2)
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where can a hemisphere be located? (separate with /)
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What are 4 types of economic systems? (separate with /)
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What is a way to measure information collected by seismographs to determine the relative strength of an earthquake?
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What is a mostly flat region dotted with a few trees?
