Ch.2 Lesson 5,6,7 Flashcards

1
Q

Lesson 5

Type of physical features that hold water or allow water to flow

A

Waterform

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2
Q

Smaller water forms that empty or flow into larger layer forms

A

Tributaries

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3
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A spring ,lake, or other bodies of water at which a stream of river begins

A

Sources

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4
Q

A natural opening of a water form that empties into a large body of water

A

Mouth

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5
Q

Water that flow across the land’s top until it reaches a body of water

A

Run-off water

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6
Q

Precipitation that seeps into the earth

A

Ground water

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7
Q

Ha lowland area that holds water

A

Wetland

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8
Q

A human made lake in which water is stored

A

Reservoir

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9
Q

A structure that holds water back in the lake

A

Dam

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10
Q

Electricity that is produced by the force of water falling over a dam

A

Hydroelectric

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11
Q

A form of energy

A

Nuclear

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12
Q

The process of renewing our fresh water supply

A

Water cycle

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13
Q

Lesson 6

Working with soil to produce or the raising of animals for food

A

Agriculture

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14
Q

Animals and their products

A

Livestock

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15
Q

A farm that raises vegetables and fruits for sale

A

Truck farm

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16
Q

Wood that we get from Oak, Maple, Elm, Sycamore… trees

A

Hardwood

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17
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Wood that we get from Hemlock and different kinds of Pine Trees

A

Softwood

18
Q

Useable heat or electricity for homes and industry

A

Energy

19
Q

A fuel used to heat homes and buildings

A

Hard Coal

20
Q

A fuel used to make steel and produce electricity

A

Soft Coal

21
Q

Natural substances in the earth that are neither animal or vegetable

A

Mineral

22
Q

A mineral that has metal in it such as iron ore

A

Metallic

23
Q

A mineral such as sand that does not contain a metal ore

A

Non-Metallic

24
Q

Metal ore used to make steel

A

Iron Ore

25
Q

A metal ore from which aluminum products are made from.

A

Bauxite

26
Q

A stone product used to make lime for soil, crushed stone, cement.

A

Limestone

27
Q

A place where a huge pit or hole is made in the Earth’s surface for mining stone or ore

A

Quarry

28
Q

A non-metallic mineral used to make bricks, sewer pipes, tiles, pottery…..Hi Ava🌝

A

Clay

29
Q

LESSON #7💥

People who live in a place and do different kind of jobs.

A

Human Resources

30
Q

An official counting of the number of people that live in a state

A

Census

31
Q

An area made up of a city

A

Urban

32
Q

Having to do with the country not the city

A

Rural

33
Q

People living in the same state as which they were born

A

Native Born

34
Q

Transporting, moving and selling

A

Service

35
Q

Different kinds of jobs that people do to make money

A

Occupations

36
Q

The making, selling, moving, of goods, products or services

A

Industry

37
Q

The amount of money left after all expenses are paid

A

Profit

38
Q

The money earned in a job making a product or providing a service

A

Wage

39
Q

Process by which something is made or built

A

Construction

40
Q

The buying, selling, or moving of products.

A

Trade