Geography year 7

Water which flows along the ground into water courses like rivers:

The process whereby water vapour turns into clouds:

What is this a picture of?

What do you call the area of low-lying ground next to a river?

What do we look at to know what the little symbols on a map mean?

A weir is

A name for the basic structures and facilities for organising a society:

This is likely to make a place less liveable:

What is a census?

What does this picture have to do with?

Another word for rain:

This is likely to make a place more liveable:

What can you expect to find on a topographical map?

Which is the best subject?

A word for using water to farm produce:

Which type of energy source are forests?

Which type of energy source is wind?

Name for the process whereby liquid water becomes an invisible vapor:

The E in SPICESS is

What does the Rainbow Serpent have to do with water? (there are TWO correct answers)

A measure of how easy it is to buy things

Melbourne's water supply mainly comes from:

An activity done for enjoyment when one is not working:

Climate is

Which of the following produce requires water to make:

What proportion of water on Earth is freshwater?

In a desalination plant:

What do you call the area where water is collected from:

Which type of energy source is the sun?

Equator is a line of

What is demography?

What do we call the compass direction thing on a map?

Which of the following is not a word in SPICESS?

What is BOLTSS for?

Which type of energy source is oil?

Liveability is

A natural spring is an Australian desert is called

Rock that water can travel through: