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Lesson 10: farming carried out mostly to provide food for farm families, with little extra for sale to others

Lesson 34: the precipitation that occurs when moist air rises up the side of a mountain

Lesson 10: customs and ways of life handed down from ancestors

Lesson 20: very long period of time when little or no rain falls

Lesson 24: these can’t be used up or that can be replaced quickly as it is used up

Lesson 23: made up of people from several ethnic groups

Lesson 20: when land becomes more and more dry until it eventually turns into desert

Lesson 9: when economic conditions in the countryside continue to get worse leading to unemployment and poverty.

Lesson 9: the movement of people from rural areas to the city that cause city growth.

Lesson 10: an adjustment in a way of life to accommodate new conditions

(Double Points) Indigenous peoples were conquered at one point

(Double Points) ToF: an adaptation is going to Sonic for ice cream when you learn the one at McDonalds is "broken" again

(Double Points) Antarctica was once a desert

Lesson 21: when work or jobs are divided based on someone's gender

(Double Points) Gender divided jobs still exist in Antarctica

Lesson 34: strong seasonal winds that bring rain to a region

Lesson 34: a dry area on the downwind side of a mountain

Lesson 23: former official South African policy of separating people according to race

Lesson 23: a division of one group of people from another, such as by race

Lesson 23: how things are spread out over an area

(Double Points) You enjoyed the i-ready diagnostics and want to have i-ready lessons for all eternity.

Lesson 24: oil that has come directly out of the ground and before it has been refined

Lesson 7: by or for each person

(no points) Are you going to be here the rest of the week?

Lesson 24: this has been discovered but remains unused in the ground

Lesson 21: a person that starts a small business

(Double Points) ToF: Droughts are common in African countries such as Mali, Mauritania, Tunisia, and Morocco

Lesson 34: The weight of the air pressing down on Earth and causing clouds and rain

Lesson 20: an area where crops, etc. do not grow well

Lesson 24: these take so long to form that they can’t be replaced easily

Lesson 21: an economy where business happens without control of the government

Lesson 7: a wealthy country with an advanced economy.

Lesson 7: the purchase and use of goods and services by consumers

Lesson 7: the total value of goods and services produced in a country in a year

Lesson 10: original people in an area who have been defeated or controlled by others who came after them

Lesson 9: the unequal spread of wealth in an area that causes large differences between the living conditions

Lesson 21: a small business that typically has very few employees

Lesson 7: a poorer country with a less advanced economy

Lesson 9: the average level of comfort and well-being of a country

Lesson 20: herders that move with their animals from place to place in search of pasture and water