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Regions
#1 Which region do we live in? Midwest
#2 How are regional boundaries determined? major landforms
#3 Name the 5 regions of the United States. Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, West
#4 Name 2 landforms found in the Midwest region. plains and lakes
#5 Name 2 landforms found in the Southwest region. Grand Canyon and deserts
Resources
#1 What is a resource that can be replaced? renewable resource
#2 Name a renewable resource. trees, soil, water
#3 Name a nonrenewable resource. oil, coal, natural gas
#4 How are renewable resources different from nonrenewable resources? Renewable resources can be replaced. Nonrenewable resources can't be replaced.
#5 Why is it important to conserve natural resources? Nonrenewable resources can run out and can't be replaced. Renewable resources take a long time to be replaced.
Climate and Weather
#1 What will your climate be like if you live close to the Equator? hot and sunny
#2 How is climate different from weather? Climate is weather averaged over a long period of time.
#3 How are climate and weather alike? They are both affected by temperature and precipitation.
#4 Name the 3 things that affect climate. elevation, distance from the Equator, and distance from a large body of water
#5 List at least 2 ways that climate affects the way people in a region live. It affects the clothes they wear, the crops they grow, and the businesses they have.
Vocabulary 1
#1 What is the imaginary line that circles the earth from east to west? Equator
#2 What is a resource that can not be replaced. nonrenewable resource
#3 What is the amount of moisture in the air? humidity
#4 What is something in the environment that people can use? natural resource
#5 What is the raising of crops or animals? agriculture
Vocabulary 2
#1 What is a large area in which places share similar characteristics? region
#2 What is a deep valley with steep, rocky walls? canyon
#3 What is cutting for use, as a crop? harvest
#4 What is the weather patterns in one place averaged over a long period of time? climate
#5 What is the height above sea level? elevation
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