Chapter 1: The Geography of Texas

What are the four oceans?

• Arctic, Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian

• Gulf of Mexico, Artic, Pacific, and Atlantic

• Carribean Sea, Indian, Atlantic, and Pacific

• Bering Sea, Carribean Sea, Pacific, and Atlantic

What four states border Texas?

• Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana

• New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana

• Dakota, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana

• Nebraska, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Lousiana

Legends display the meaning of

• the states in North America.

• where groundwater comes to the surface.

• symbols, colors and styles used to represent geographic data on the map.

• the directions on a map.

Natural resources are

• things discovered that are not useful to people.

• things people made that is useful to others.

• things found in nature that are not useful to people.

• things found in nature that is useful to people.

Renewable resources

• cannot be restored naturally.

• can be restored naturally over time.

• are a period of time with little rain.

• limit our water use.

Nonrenewable resources

• can be restored naturally.

• are chemicals harmful to water, air, and land.

• are available in limited supply and cannot be replaced and renew.

• are a natural or artificial lake used to reserve water.

Weather is

• the air at one time and place.

• is the patterns of weather in a place over a long period of time.

• a storm with high winds and lots of snow.

• a fierce swirling funnel of wind created by houses.

Climate is

• the air at one time and place.

• a fierce swirling funnel of wind created by houses.

• a storm with high winds and lots of snow.

• is the patterns of weather in a place over a long period of time.

A tornado is

• a fierce swirling funnel of wind created by houses.

• a storm with high winds and lots of snow.

• the air at one time and place.

• is the patterns of weather in a place over a long period of time.

A blizzard is

• is the patterns of weather in a place over a long period of time.

• a storm with high winds and lots of snow.

• the air at one time and place.

• a fierce swirling funnel of wind created by houses.