Test #1

Who is known as America's Greatest Storyteller?

The treeless Arctic plains north of the timberline:

The animal that has shaped the landscape of North America more than any other animal:

A large mass of ice that flows slowly over land is called ______.

The "way of life" of a group of people:

Be able to name each spot on this map.

A long, hooded jacket made of different types of fur is called a _____.

People who live in Greenland or the Canadian Arctic:

The point beyond which no trees can grow:

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Who was one of America's greatest athletes?

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Who was the famous English missionary to the Canadian Inuits and their neighbors?

What is the name of the area between the North Pole and the northern timberline?

World's largest bay:

The narrow body of water that separates Russia from Alaska is the Hudson Bay.

Use the labels in the left corner to label this map.

Smallest, coldest ocean?

The setting in which certain types of plants and animals thrive:

Highest peak in North America:

World's largest gulf:

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The name of ground that is permanently frozen:

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The vast evergreen forest region covering much of Canada and parts of Alaska:

Oldest and largest trees in the world:

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The most famous Indians who lived in Mexico:

Be able to identify where each arrow points.

The region containing North and South America is the Western Hemisphere.

The record of what has happened to mankind:

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The study of the earth:

World's largest island:

The most famous Indians of South America:

A narrow body of water that connects 2 larger bodies of water:

The people of Central America who had one of the most advanced early civilizations of the Western Hemisphere:

What continent is the 3rd largest?

The movement of a group of people or animals from one part of the world to the next is called migration.