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HintAnswer% Correct
Three most populated countries | Where di Hinduism start? | Where?India
79%
Is there a god(s)?No
79%
The Strait of Magellan is in the ______ tip of South AmericaSouthern
79%
Land surrounded by water on all sidesIsland
76%
Seven Continents | What makes up Latin America?South America
76%
Seven ContinentsAsia
74%
Five OceansAtlantic
74%
Seven ContinentsEurope
74%
Five OceansIndian
74%
Seven ContinentsNorth America
74%
Five OceansPacific
74%
Seven ContinentsAfrica
71%
Seven Continents | The largest cold desert in the worldAntarctica
71%
Who started Christianity?Jesus
71%
Longest mountain chain in the worldRockies
71%
Country with the largest economy | Four largest countries | Three most populated countriesUS
71%
Mountain range running down the western coast of South AmericaAndes
69%
Four largest countries | Three most populated countriesChina
69%
Sudden, violent movements along a fault lineEarthquake
69%
Major fresh water bodiesRiver
69%
Four largest countries | What is the largest country in the world?Russia
69%
The Western Hemisphere’s longest riverAmazon River
67%
Five Oceans | Inland waterways are important for moving goods through Russia, but many long rivers drain north into the frigid _____ Ocean and freeze in winter.Arctic
67%
Four largest countriesCanada
67%
Major American Food ExportsCorn (1/2)
67%
Major salt water bodiesOcean
67%
A stretch of land surrounded by water on three sides | What landform is the continent of Europe?Peninsula
67%
A chain of islandsArchipelago
64%
Major fresh water bodiesLake
64%
Five Great LakesMichigan
64%
What is the capital of the United States?Washington D.C.
64%
Major American Food ExportsWheat (1/10)
64%
Competition between the United States and the Soviet UnionCold War
62%
Alluvial deposit at a river’s mouth that looks like this Greek letter: ΔDelta
62%
What makes up the United KingdomEngland
62%
What are the characteristics of a highlands climate?Extremely Cold
62%
Major American Food ExportsMeat (1/5)
62%
Who started Islam?Muhammad
62%
Area of low land usually between hills or mountainsValley
62%
How much of the world's fresh water is in glaciers?2/3
60%
How many noble truths are there?4
60%
Five Great LakesErie
60%
What state are the Everglade wetlands in?Florida
60%
The religion that the most people practice in Southwest Asia, Central Asia, and Northern African countries | What major monotheistic religions developed in Southeast Asia?Islam
60%
The longest river in the worldNile River
60%
Seven ContinentsOceania
60%
What language is spoken in Brazil?Portuguese
60%
What makes up the United KingdomScotland
60%
Major salt water bodiesSea
60%
Giant waves caused by earthquakes or volcanic eruptions under the seaTsunami
60%
What makes up the United KingdomWales
60%
How much of that is freshwater?3%
57%
Switzerland and Austria (as well as many other European countries) are located in what mountain range?Alps
57%
The main indigenous Latin American empiresAztec
57%
What state is Death Valley (lowest point in the US and the highest temperature in the US) in?California
57%
The Nordic countries includeDenmark
57%
Much of Saudi Arabia is a ______ so people must live near water.desert
57%
Dry areas, sparse plant life; less than 10 inches of rain/yr; hot days, cold nightsDesert Climate
57%
What language is spoken in the Bahamas?English
57%
The Nordic countries includeFinland
57%
What language is spoken in Haiti?French
57%
The Seven Modern Wonders of the WorldGreat Wall of China
57%
What makes up the United KingdomNorthern Ireland
57%
The Nordic countries includeNorway
57%
Five OceansSouthern
57%
The Nordic countries includeSweden
57%
Weather patterns typical for an area over a long period of timeClimate
55%
The line of latitude that divides the earth into the Northern and Southern hemisphere; 0 degreesEquator
55%
Why would a dam be built?Flood Control
55%
What mountains range holds 9/10 tallest mountains in the worldHimalayas
55%
Five Great LakesSuperior
55%
How much of the earth’s surface is covered by water?70%
52%
Where are the Pyrenees mountain located?Between Spain and France
52%
A snowstorm with winds of more than 35 MPH, temperatures below freezing, and visibility of less than 500 feet for 3 hrs or moreBlizzard
52%
Society based on equality in which workers would control industrial productionCommunism
52%
Any system of government in which leaders rule with consent of the citizensDemocracy
52%
Long, narrow inlet of the sea caused by glaciersFjord
52%
Large, thick body of slowly moving ice | Major fresh water bodiesGlacier
52%
Gradual warming of the earth and its atmosphere that may be caused in part by pollution and an increase in the greenhouse effectGlobal Warming
52%
Do lower latitudes have hotter or colder climates?Hotter
52%
A large, powerful windstorm that forms over warm ocean watersHurricane
52%
The Nordic countries includeIceland
52%
A person moving into one country from anotherImmigrant
52%
The main indigenous Latin American empiresInca
52%
Highest point on EarthMt. Everest
52%
Someone who flees or is forced to flee a country for their own safety.Refugee
52%
King or queen with complete and unlimited power to rule their peopleAbsolute Monarchy
50%
Rule by a king or queen is limited by laws and a constitutionLimited Monarchy
50%
Belief in one godMonotheism
50%
Five Great LakesOntario
50%
A supercontinent that existed during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic erasPangea
50%
Natural resources are distributed unevenly, thus countries must _____ with each other | What are the 3 factors that change cultures?Trade
50%
What is the largest religion in the world? | What major monotheistic religions developed in Southeast Asia?Christianity
48%
U.S. five permanently inhabited territoriesNorthern Mariana Islands
48%
Smaller river or stream that feeds into a larger riverTributary
48%
The most common official language of the countries of Southwest Asia, Central Asia, and Northern AfricaArabic
45%
Where did it start?Israel
45%
Man made canal in Panama that connects the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Allows for much shorter trade routes. Controlled by the USA until 1999, now controlled by PanamaPanama Canal
45%
Where did it start?Southwest Asia
45%
Line of latitude 23 1/2 degrees N; farthest point N that receives direct sunlightTropic of Cancer
45%
When did the Soviet Union broke apart into 15 independent republics.1991
43%
Way of life of a group of people who share beliefs and similar customs (language, religion, and history of a people)Culture
43%
What natural disaster is the most widespread and deadly?Flood
43%
Electricity generated from the energy of waterHydroelectricity
43%
Spain, Portugal, and Andorra occupy the _______ PeninsulaIberian
43%
Narrow piece of land connecting two larger pieces of landIsthmus
43%
Vertical lines across the earth; 0-180 degrees; part of a grid systemLongitude
43%
The Seven Modern Wonders of the WorldTaj Mahal
43%
Hot and wet throughout the year; avg 80 degrees F.; 80+inches of rain/year; lush vegetationTropical rainforest climate
43%
Line of latitude 23 1/2 degrees S; farthest point S that receives direct sunlightTropic of Capricorn
43%
About __ languages are spoken in Europe (base ten number)50
40%
Major salt water bodiesBay
40%
Horizontal lines across the earth; 0-90 degrees; part of a grid systemLatitude
40%
The main indigenous Latin American empiresMaya
40%
U.S. five permanently inhabited territoriesPuerto Rico
40%
Form of government without a monarch in which people elect their officialsRepublic
40%
Climate zone closest to the polar regions; very cold; winter darkness and bitter cold last for half the year; indirect sun rays bring constant summer light but little heat; low bushes, very short grasses, mosses, and lichensTundra
40%
What makes up Latin America?Caribbean
38%
A person leaving a country to move to anotherEmigrant
38%
U.S. five permanently inhabited territoriesGuam
38%
End of a river (usually in a larger body of water)Mouth
38%
The state of the atmosphere at a place and time as regards heat, dryness, sunshine, wind, rain, etc.Weather
38%
An economic system in which the means of producing wealth is privately owned.Capitalism
36%
What decreased the population of the indigenous people of Middle and South America?Disease
36%
Between which two rivers can you find the Fertile Crescent?Euphrates
36%
The poles have constant sunlight (indirect) during summer and what during winterNo Sunlight
36%
What makes up a culture?Religion
36%
Where?Saudi Arabia
36%
A government controlled by religious leadersTheocracy
36%
Between which two rivers can you find the Fertile Crescent?Tigris
36%
The Seven Modern Wonders of the WorldColosseum
33%
One of two days (March 21 and September 23) on which the sun is directly above the Equator, making day and night equal in lengthEquinox
33%
Major salt water bodiesGulf
33%
Long, muggy summers, mild winters; southeastern US; short, mild winters; year round rainHumid Subtropical Climate
33%
What is the oldest monotheistic religion? | What major monotheistic religions developed in Southeast Asia?Judaism
33%
The Seven Modern Wonders of the WorldMachu Picchu
33%
A tax on imports or exportsTariff
33%
U.S. five permanently inhabited territoriesVirgin Islands
33%
What is the minimum population a mega city must have?10 million
31%
What makes up a culture?Language
31%
The movement of people from place to place | What are the 3 factors that change cultures?Migration
31%
Area around the Pacific Ocean that is known for having frequent earthquakes and numerous volcanoes as a result of the high plate activityRing of Fire
31%
Haze caused by the interaction of ultraviolet solar radiation with chemical fumes from automobile exhausts and other pollution sourcesSmog
31%
Who started Judaism?Abraham
29%
Major DoctrineBible
29%
What was the official religion of the Spanish colonists?Catholicism
29%
Belief in many godsPolytheism
29%
What is the only non-middle eastern/African OPEC country?Venezuela
29%
What are the 3 factors that change cultures?War
29%
Europeans set up colonies in Latin America to gain _____ for their home countriesWealth
29%
A ban on trade by one country with anotherEmbargo
26%
Deepest known depression on Earth; in the Pacific Ocean

Mariana Trench
26%
The eastern Siberian region is covered with ________ and plateusMountains
26%
The average number of people living in a square mile or square kilometerPopulation density
26%
The line of longitude that divides the earth into the Eastern and Western hemispheres; 0 degreesPrime Meridian
26%
The Seven Modern Wonders of the WorldChichen Itza
24%
All systems of transportation including roads, ports, highwaysInfrastructure
24%
The Seven Modern Wonders of the WorldPetra
24%
The western part of Russia is mostly _______Plains
24%
The beginning of river waters, e.g. a mountain springSource
24%
Dry areas, sparse plant life; often border deserts; dry, largely treeless grasslands; 10-20 inches of rain/year; hot summers, cool wintersSteppe Climate
24%
The Seven Modern Wonders of the WorldChrist the Redeemer
21%
Half of a sphere or globe, as in the earth’s Northern and Southern Hemispheres or Easter and Western hemispheresHemisphere
21%
Native to a placeIndigenous
21%
Major DoctrineQuran
21%
System of government in which a small group holds power. Get power from wealth, military power, social position, or a combination of these elements.Oligarchy
19%
The largest warm desert in the world.Sahara Desert
19%
Major DoctrineTorah
19%
The movement of people from rural areas to urban areas (countryside to cities)Urbanization
19%
When?600 AD
17%
What makes up a culture?Economy
17%
What makes up Latin America?Middle America
17%
The study of Earth’s physical featuresPhysical Geography
17%
An inland grassland area (grasses can reach 12 feet high); common in the Great PlainsPrairie
17%
Something that would cause a person to go to a new place: job opportunities, good climatePull Factor
17%
Something that would cause a person to leave a place ex: Natural disaster, political oppression, economyPush Factor
17%
Who started Buddhism?Siddhartha Gautama
17%
Southern tip of Florida; dry winters, wet summers; high year round temperaturesTropical savannah climate
17%
What god makes up all other gods in Hinuism?Brahma
14%
derived from the ideas and actions of people that result in changes to the environment, such as buildings, roads, clothing, and food habits.Human Characteristics
14%
Most people in Middle and South America live in urban areas, central Mexico, and along _____Rivers
14%
System of government that divides power between a national government and a state governmentFederalism
12%
What makes up a culture?Government
12%
Ireland is called the Emerald Isle because of it ________Landscape
12%
U.S. five permanently inhabited territoriesSamoa
12%
The study of how humans affect the earthCultural Geography
10%
The location of a place in relation to another placeRelative Location
10%
The use of violence to create fear in a given populationTerrorism
10%
The exact location of a place on the earth’s surfaceAbsolute Location
7%
Tropical climate because of prevailing wind patterns; contains the world’s largest rain forestAmazon Basin
7%
The process in which connections around the world increase and cultures mergeGlobalization
7%
What are latitudes closest to the poles?High latitudes
7%
Northeastern US into southeastern Canada; cold winters (blizzards) and summers get cooler the farther north you are, and EuropeHumid Continental Climate
7%
What are latitudes closest to the equator?Low Latitudes
7%
What makes up a culture?Social Groups
7%
Major DoctrineVedas
7%
Farming organized as a businessCommercial Farming
5%
Regions defined by a function; if the function ceases to exist, the region does as well.Functional Region
5%
Pattern formed as the lines of latitude and longitude cross one anotherGrid System
5%
Producing just enough food for a family or a village to surviveSubsistence Farming
5%
Elevation above which it is too cold for trees to growTimberline
5%
Regions loosely defined by people's perceptionVernacular Region
5%
Five regions of the contiguous statesAppalachian Mountains
2%
European conquest in Middle and South America destroyed Native American _______, created colonies with European influences, Forced Natives to speak their language and follow their religion

Civilizations
2%
Group of people that have a common language, history, and place of originEthnic Group
2%
Five regions of the contiguous statesPacific Coast
2%
Five regions of the contiguous statesCoastal Plains
0%
Regions defined by governmental or administrative boundaries; not open to dispute, therefore physical regions fall under this categoryFormal Region
0%
Five regions of the contiguous statesInterior Plains
0%
Pacific coast of US; 100+ inches of rain; cool summers and damp winters;Marine West Coast Climate
0%
Five regions of the contiguous statesMountains and Plateaus
0%
Rating system which includes income, education levels, food consumption, food production, population size, and population prediction. Standard of Living
0%

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