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Geography Chapter 3 Climate, Environment, Resources
Geography Chapter 3 Climate, Environment, Resources
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basic information over climate, environment, and resources.
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The place where a plant or animal lives, such as a tropical rain forest is called
front
habitat
house
forest
2
Nuclear power is obtained by
splitting atoms
using heat from within Earth
building damns
3
Mountains can influence an areas's
deforestation
monsoon
precipitation
4
which type of climate can occur at many different latitudes?
subarctic
Highland
tundra
5
anything in nature that humans use and value are
natural resources
minerals
fronts
monsoon
6
the two DRY climate zones are
desert and steppe
highland and mediterranean
tropical and desert
dessert and step
7
Average weather conditions over a long period of time are called
climate
front
current
prevailing winds
8
large streams of surface seawater is called
ocean wind
prevailing winds
ocean current
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A place where 2 different air masses meet is called
tundra
extinct
front
10
Humus is made of
decayed plants and animals
fossil fuels
split atoms
11
An animal that has completely died out is said to be ______________________
extinct
extant
12
which of the following is NOT a natural resource
air
soil
minerals
plastic
13
cutting down trees faster than they can grow leads to
reforestation
deforestation
nothing at all
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planting trees to replace lost forestland is called
reforestation
deforestation
planting life
15
a year round warm, muggy, and rainy climate is typical of a??
Mediterranean climate
tundra climate
humid subtropical climate
polar climate
16
We use natural gas mainly for heating and __________
cooking
swiming
flying
17
type of climate that occurs in coastal areas along the Arctic Ocean
Tundra
permafrost
tropical
18
Temperate climates occur in the
middle latitudes
low latitudes
poles
the sun
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In general, the hottest places on earth are located
the poles
middle latitudes
temperate climate zones
under water
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minerals can be conserved ( saved) by
eating them
recycling
preventing oil spills
geothermal energy