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Vocab
Land Ho
Weather
Potpourri
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Main Screen
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A1
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A2
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A3
400
A4
500
A5
100
The earth spinning on
it’s axis is called this.
B1
200
The temperature and
precipitation of an area
over a long period of time
is called this.
B2
300
When the sun shines directly
over the equator it is during
this.
B3
400
The physical conditions of
the natural surroundings is
called this
B4
500
Hardwood trees that shed
leaves during a dormant
season are called this.
B5
100
Tropical grasslands with
tall grasses are called
this.
C1
200
A temperate grassland with
shorter grasslands that can
be found on the Great Plain
is called this.
C2
300
Permafrost can be found on
this climate region.
C3
400
This type of climate can
have long cold, snowy
winters and long hot
summers.
C4
500
In orographic precipitation
this side of the mountain is
considered to be in the rainshadow and has less
moisture opposite of the
wind.
C5
100
There are basically this
many climate regions in
the world.
D1
200
Wind and ocean currents
do not travel in striaght
lines and effect our
weather is a result of this
affect.
D2
300
This is the most common
form of precipitation, when
warm hits cold.
D3
400
The process of heat
transferring as the result of
the sun, wind and water to
create moisture is called this
D4
500
Climate regions are
basically classified as a
result of these two elements
of weather.
D5
100
Moisture that falls to the
earth as a result of
condensation is called
this.
E1
200
When length of days
and nights are equal it
is during this time,
referring to the
placement of the sun.
E2
300
This plant region has
small, evergreen shrubs.
E3
400
This term refers to the
earth’s path around the
sun
E4
500
This Is what death Valley is
located in.
E5
Daily double
Daily Double
Daily Double
Daily Double
Daily Double
Final Jeopardy
•Social classes
List the specific names of
the four classes of the
Aryan society in order of
high to low