Grade 3 Unit 2 Social Studies

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Communities and Geography
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What hemisphere is South America mostly in?

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the Southern Hemisphere

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Explain why every place on Earth is in two hemisphere.

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Every place is either in the Northern or Southern hemisphere OR the Western or Eastern hemisphere

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In which state is your community located?

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Illinois

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Which states border the state you live in?

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Missouri, Kentucky, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa

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Which countries share a border with the United States?

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Canada and Mexico

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Give two examples of geographic tools.

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maps and globes

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What is a continent?

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the largest land areas

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In which two hemispheres is North America located?

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the Northern Hemisphere and the Western Hemisphere

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what is a hemisphere?

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half of the Earth

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What is the equator?

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an imaginary line that is halway between the North Pole and the South Pole

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What are the four oceans?

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Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, and the Arctic

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How are maps and aerial photographs alike?

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Both show a view of a place from above

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Where would you label the Arctic and Antarctic circles on these globes?

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Arctic Circle near North Pole; Antarctic Circle near the South Pole

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What is a border?

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a line that shows where a state or a country ends

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What relative location?

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the location of a place in relation to another place

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Is Illinois north or south of Wisconsin?

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south

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Which state is directly east of Oklahoma?

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Arkansas

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How would you describe the location of your community?

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On the continent of North America, in the country of the United States, in state of Illinois, in the county of St. Clair, in the town of Freeburg

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What can you use to find a community's location?

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You can find a location using maps and globes

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What do you think each part of geographic tool means?

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Geographic means related to the earth; a tool is something that helps one learn.

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What are the imaginary lines that divide Earth into hemispheres?

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the equortor (north and south) and the prime meridian (east and west)

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Why is it important to know your community's location?

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You can find your way in your community and other places.

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What is absolute location?

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a grid system using latitude and longitude

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What are lines of latitude?

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lines run east and west. They measure distances in degrees north and south of the equator

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What are lines of longitude?

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They run north and south. They measure distances east and west of the prime meridian.

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What is the prime meridian?

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Like the equator, it is an imaginary line that measures distances east and west.

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At what degree is the equator on the first globe?

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0 degrees

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How many degrees separate the lines of latitude and longitude on both globes?

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20 degrees

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What are physical features?

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include land, water, climate, and plant life

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What is a mountain range?

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a chain of mountains

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What is a valley?

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a low area of land that lies between hills or mountains

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What is a plateau?

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is a landform with steep sides that rises to a flat top

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What are some examples of land feataures?

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plains, mountains, valleys, plateaus

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What are some mountain ranges found in the United States?

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Appalachians, Rocky Mountains

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How are oceans different from other bodies of water?

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Oceans are larger than lakes and rivers and have salt water.

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Which kinds of bodies of water are near your communities?

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lakes, rivers,

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Which rivers are connected to the Mississippi River?

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Ohio Roiver, Arkansas River

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What are some examples of bodies of water?

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oceans, lakes, ponds, rivers, streams

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In which two countries are the Great Lakes located?

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United States and Canada

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What is vegetation?

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plant life

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What is the growing season?

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the time when plants can grow

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In which season would you have cold weather?

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winter

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When is North America warmest?

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summer

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What is erosion?

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the wearing away of Earth's surface?

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What makes up an ecosystem?

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made up of the plants, animals, land, water, and climate that make up an area

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What are the physical features of a community?

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land, water, climate, weather, vegetation

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A landform with a flat top and steep sides is a ---.

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plateau

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A place with plants, animals, land, water and climate is an ---.

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ecosystem

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the wearing away of Earth's surface caused by water, wind or sand is ---.

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erosion

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A chain of mountians called the Appalachains is an example of an --.

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mountain range

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a low area of land between hills is a ---.

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valley

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What is a landform map?

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a map shows a place's main physical features.

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What are the five regions of the United States?

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the Northeast, the Southeast, the Midwest, the Southwest, and the West

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In which region is your state located?

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Midwest

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What does preserve mean?

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save

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What is a natural resources?

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something from nature that people can use, such as trees, water, and soil.

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What are nature's "choices treasures"?

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trees, water, soil

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How is land a natural resource?

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The soil can be used for growing crops or raising animals?

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What is a renewable resource?

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one that can be made again by nature or people

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What is a nonrenewable resource?

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cannot be made again quickly by nature or people

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Give an example of renewable resource.

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trees, fish,

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Give an example of nonrenewable resource.

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mineral, coal, oil

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What is fuel?

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is a natural resource that is burned to make heat or energy

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How can citizens protect forests?

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plant trees and leave other trees to grow

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What do we use coal for today?

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fuel for heat or energy

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What are some nonrenewable resources?

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minerals, coal, and oil

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Why might a resource that is nonrenewable, such as gold, cost a lot of money?

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There is a limit to gold. It cannot be easily replaced.

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What might happen if a nonrenewable resource, such as oil, were used up?

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We might have to find other ways to get heat and energy.

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Identify:
the plants, animals, land, water, and climate of an area

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ecosystem

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Identify:
a natural resource that is burned to make heat or energy

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fuel

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Identify:
a half of Earth divided by an imaginary line

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hemisphere

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What is another word for "save"?

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preserve

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What is the name of Earth's largestl and areas?

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continent

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What is the name of a natural resource found underground?

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mineral

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What are some causes of erosion?

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water, wind and sand

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What region is Illinois part of?

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Midwest

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Where are minerals found?

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underground

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How are maps and globes similar?

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They how locations.

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Which natural resource do people use to make paper?

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trees

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Georgraphers use different --- tools, including globes and maps, to describe plances on Earth.

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geographic

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An --- view shows what a place looks like from the air.

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aerial

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The largest land areas on Earth are called ---.

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continents

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On a globe, Earth is divided into ---.

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hemispheres

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The --- is an imaginary line that divides the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

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equator

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Each place on Earth has --- features that make it special.

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physical

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A chain of mountians is called a moutain ---.

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range

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A low area of land, called a ---, may lie between two mountians areas.

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valley

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Another name for plant life is ---.

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vegetation

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What is an environment?

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made up of the physical features and human features of a place.

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What are human features of a place?

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things that people add to the landscape, such as buildings, bridges, and roads.

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How can people adapt to the climate?

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They can adapt their clothing, transporation, and homes tot he climate.

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What does adapt mean?

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change

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How do people in Norway (a cold place) adapt to the cold environment?

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they wear warm clothing

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How do people in Thailand adapt to their river environment?

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They use boats for transportation.

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What are some ways that people have adapted houses to their environment?

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People have rocks and sand for yards in the desert; some people live on riverboats in river environments.

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How can people adapt to the climate?

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They can adapt their clothing, transportation, and homes to the climate.

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What is a natural disaster?

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an event in nature that causes great harm to people and damages their propery.

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How can you prepare for a natural disaster such as a hurricane?

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sotre food and water and decide on a safe place to go

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What are some kinds of natural disasters?

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hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, forest fires, and floods

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What are some ways in which the environment affects people?

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The environment affects how people live, what they wear, and what jobs they do.

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What doyou think each word part of natural disaster means?

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Natural is a thing or an event of nature. A disaster is an event that causes harm to people and damage to property.

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How might new tools help people better adapt to their environment?

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The environment can affect the way people build houses. It can affect what people do for fun, too.

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What does modify mean?

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change

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How do people modify the environment to speed up transportation?

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They build roads, highways, bridges, railroads, tunnels, and vanals.

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Why might people want goods to travel faster?

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so they can have them more quickly

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What is a tunnel?

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a path that runs under something

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What is a canal?

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a waterway dug across land.

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How do people modify the land for farming?

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clear land, build fences and terraces, use irrigation

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What are terraces?

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they look like giant stairs cut into hillsides; crops are still grown on terraces today

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What is irrigation?

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the moving of water to dry areas

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How does building an open pit mine modify the environment?

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It carves a hole into the Earth's surface

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How do people modify the land to use resources?

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They clear and plow land for farming and build fences for raising animals. They build terraces and use irrigation to farm. they create jines to get minerals.

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Where do wind turbines work best?

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in areas that are windy all the time

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What are dams?

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huge structures built to hold back water

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What is a reservoir?

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human-made lake used for collecting and storing water

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How do people modify the water around them?

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They dig wells, build dams and levees, and create reservoirs

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What are some ways in which people modify their environment?

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They add human features such as roads, bridges, tunnels, canals, mines, terraces, dams, and reservoirs.

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Why do people build canals?

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People build canals to speed up transportation.

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What have people done to modify landforms and boidies of water in your community?

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.

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What is a waterway that people dig across land for boats to travel through?

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canal

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What is a earthen or concret structure that holds back water?

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dam

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What is a large staircase cut into a hilside that is used for farming?

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terraces

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What is a structure build to allow people and vehicles to move over water or land?

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bridge

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How do people modify the water around them?

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They dig wells, build dams and levees, and create reservoirs.

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What is pollution?

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anthing that makes a natural resource dirty or unsafe to use

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How does pollution harm the environment?

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It makes water, land, and air dirty or unsafe to use.

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Why is polluted air unhealthy?

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Because it contains smoke from cars and factories.

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What is conservation?

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the saving of resources to make them last longer

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What does it mean to recycle?

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using resourcs over again.

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What are some resources that people can recycle?

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glass from bottles and jars; newspapers and cardboard, many plastics, and aluminum from cans

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What are some things people can do to care for the environment?

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reduce trash, choose cars that produce fewer gases, conserve land, recycle resources

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What are some things people can do to care for the environment?

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reduce trash, choose cars that produce fewer gases, conserve land, recycle resources

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How might recycling help protect the environment?

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It adds less trash to landfills.

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People --- their environment to meet their needs.

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modify

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A --- is a path that runs under something.

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tunnel

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We --- when we use resources over again.

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recycle

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The --- is the physical and human features of a place.

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environment

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A human-made lake used to store or collect water is a ---.

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reservoir

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--- is anything that makes a natural resource dirty.

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Pollution

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Why is a road a human feature of an environment?

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because it is not made by nature; it is man-made

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How do people modify the environment for transportation?

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They build roads, bridges, highways, railroads, tunnels, and cnals

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What happens when trash collects on the land and in waterways?

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it causes pollution which makes natural resources dirty or unsafe to use