Chapter 2 Lesson 1: Land and Water

Towering mountains and dense forests

Warm climate and stunning desert landscapes

Farmlands and rolling prairies

All four seasons with snowy winters

He developed a fascination with water as a child.

He broke both of his arms in a serious car accident.

He was inspired by engineer Émile Gagnan.

He was assigned to a naval research division.

The Diving Saucer

The Calypso research vessel

The Aqua Lung

Underwater research facilities for oceanauts

A. Any man-made structure on the planet's surface.

B. Natural, geographical, or physical features of the Earth.

C. Only the highest points on Earth, like mountains.

D. Areas of land primarily used for agriculture.

30%

50%

70%

90%

It is always larger than an ocean.

It is a body of freshwater.

It is found where land meets the ocean.

It is completely separate from any ocean.

Everglades National Park

Yellowstone National Park

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Acadia National Park