a place where people live, work, and play

the weather a place has over time

the number of people who live in one place

something found in nature that people use

the physical feature of the land (mountains, valleys)

how high an area is

the wearing away of Earth's surface

the measure of how much moisture is in the air

water that falls to the ground (rain, snow, sleet, hail)

an area that has many tall buildings, people, and not a lot of grass and trees

an area that has some tall buildings, some people, and houses with yards

an area with a lot of farmland, along with a few buildings and people

half of the earth

A _____ (also called a legend) shows what symbols on a map may mean.

How many hemispheres does Earth have?

Which TWO hemispheres is the United States located in?

imaginary lines that run east and west

imaginary lines that run north and south

the imaginary line that runs east and west through the CENTER of Earth

The imaginary line that runs north and south through the CENTER of earth.

the tallest landform with steep sides

a low landform between hills and mountains; long but not wide

a large stream of water that will flow into another body of water

an area of land that is next to water

Which is NOT an example of a natural resource?

Name the region labeled 1:

Name the region labeled 2:

Name the region labeled 3:

Name the region labeled 4:

Name the region labeled 5: