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Ch. 16 The Eastern Mediterranean Lesson 1: Physical Geography of the Eastern Mediterranean
Ch. 16 The Eastern Mediterranean Lesson 1: Physical Geography of the Eastern Mediterranean
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1
Which climate supports growth of citrus fruits, olives, apples, apricots, and grapes?
semi-arid
subtropical
Mediterranean
highland
2
As one moves inland from the coast, the climate changes from
Mediterranean to semi-arid to desert.
humid subtropical to semi-arid steppe and arid desert.
3
The term "Levant," used to describe the Eastern Mediterranean subregion, refers to the
steep mountain ranges.
high lava plains and steppes.
sun rising in the East.
rocky, rugged terrain.
4
The Euphrates River is important to the region's economy because it
provides the entire country of Syria with water.
is a popular tourist destination in Israel.
5
Which of the following regions or countries does NOT benefit from mineral resources?
the Galilee Mountains
Syria
the Negev Desert
Jordan
6
The Anti-Lebanon mountains have a low population density because of
the region's cold temperatures.
their thin soil that is not useful for farming.
frequent movement of tectonic plates.
rainfall that causes flash flooding.
7
Israel's government supports
kibbutz
and
moshav
communities, which are communities based on
mining.
agriculture.
fishing.
industry.
8
Which body of water forms a natural border between Jordan and the Israeli-occupied West Bank?
Lake al-Assad
the Jordan River
the Euphrates River
the Gulf of Aqaba
9
To the east of the coastal country, some of Syria's major cities lie on steppes, which are
characterized by a large plateau.
a semi-arid region.
below sea level.
formed by shifting tectonic plates.
10
Which of the following describes the Dead Sea?
It is located in Syria.
It is the lowest body of water on Earth.
It is the largest body of water in the northern hemisphere.