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What are the five oceans?
Arctic, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern.
What are the seven continents?
Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Africa, Australia, Antarctica.
How many continents made up pangea?
All seven.
What's a mountain?
An elevated area of land higher than a hill, with sloping sides.
What's a plateau?
A fairly flat area above surrounding land.
What's a valley?
An area of land lower in elevation that its surroundings.
What's a canyon?
A valley with very steep walls.
What's a plain?
A large, flat area of land, usually without trees.
What's a peninsula?
It's surrounded by water on three sides.
What's a bay?
A body of ocean water mostly surrounded by land and smaller than a sea or ocean.
What's a strait?
A narrow passage of ocean water joining two larger bodies of water.
What's an island?
Land completely surrounded by water.
What's a lagoon?
A shallow body of salt water mostly or completely surrounded by land.
What's an archipelago?
A chain of islands.
Name the six biomes.
Rain forest, grassland, desert, tundra, coniferous forest, deciduous forest.
Name the seven continents.
Europe, North America, South America, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Africa.
What continent is splitting down the middle?
Africa.
What does a topographic map show?
Elevation, steepness.
What's a hachure?
Short lines drawn inside a closed loop to indicate a depression or crater. They point downslope.
Elevation is measured at ______ _____.
Sea level.
What's an index contour line?
The heaviest contour line, each labeled with an elevation.
What's a contour interval line?
The amount of elevation between contour lines. It's used to figure the elevations of unlabeled contour lines.
What's a closed loop?
Contour lines that almost never cross.
Diagram the earth.
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What's the purpose of longitude and latitude lines?
To separate time zones.