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Geography
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geography
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. To have prepared or prepared and used for the raising of crops
altitude
pool
shoal
cultivated land
2. Area of land surrounded by water
pond
terrace
forest
island
3. Stream that flows into another stream
spit
tributary
branch
mesa
4. A bowl-shaped depression formed by an impact or around the orifice of a volcano
tableland
Valley
mountain chain
crater
5. Land watered by artificial means through the use of canals or ditches
irrigated land
dell
canal
continent
6. Arid land with usually sparse vegetation; especially such land having a very warm climate and receiving less than 25 cm of sporadic rainfall annually
natural resource
desert
cinder cone
Woods
7. A flat topped - rocky hill with steeply sloping sides
desert
topography
mesa
snowline
8. Large stream of water of natural origin which drains an area of land and flows into another river or body of water
river
fall line
earth
point
9. Something that extends from or enters into a main body or source
strait
branch
brink
slope
10. Fertile spot within a desert watered by underground springs or by irrigation
shoreline
cape
oasis
current
11. Supplies of materials founding nature - such as minerals - water or coal
dike
natural resource
locks
desert
12. A secluded narrow valley
ledge
glen
ocean
crater
13. Any one or all of the four largest connecting bodies of salt water on the earth's surface
ocean
spit
tableland
meadow
14. A large dock from which ships may load or unload
elevation
river source
Wharf
Vale
15. Area of open wasteland - often swampy
mouth
island
moor
levee
16. A water passage where the tide meets a river or current; especially; the arm of the sea of the lower end of a river
peak
estuary
desert
longitude
17. Part of a stream where the water flows very swiftly over rocks
cove
rapids
Wharf
locks
18. A hill at the foot of higher hills
irrigated land
foothill
cavern
moor
19. The end of a stream; point at which a stream enters a lake - sea or ocean
forest
bayou
harbor
mouth
20. The land near a shore
coast
junction
canyon
timber
21. The line where the land meets the water
ridge
shoreline
latitude
swamp
22. A very steep - vertical or overhanging face of rock - earth or ice
creek
headland
river mouth
cliff
23. The land between hills or mountains - usually containing a stream
cultivated land
Valley
dam
sea
24. A harbor or dock for large ships where materials can be loaded or unloaded
terrace
seaport
pasture
lagoon
25. Opening through hills or mountains used as a route for highways or railroads
pass
dike
brook
sea
26. A small sheltered inlet or bay
crater
bank
cove
seaport
27. An indefinite usually extended expanse of land
fjord
country
lagoon
gulch
28. A pit from which coal - minerals or precious stones are taken by digging
mine
cultivated land
precipice
harbor
29. A small wood without underbrush
pond
junction
canal
grove
30. Structure projecting into the water and used as a docking or loading place for ships
meadow
pier
pass
beach
31. One of the 6 or 7 great divisions of land on the globe
continent
reef
timber
right bank
32. Moving ridge of water which rises and falls
Waves
tundra
sandbar
rapids
33. Low land between two hills
pasture
Vale
mesa
cinder cone
34. A line joining the waterfalls on numerous rivers that marks the point where each river descends from the upland to the lowland and the limit of the navigability of the river
cultivated land
archipelago
fall line
headland
35. An area of land covered with trees
Woods
gorge
timberline
tableland
36. A natural stream of water normally smaller than an often tributary to a river
bluff
channel
savanna
creek
37. Cave; especially one of larger or indefinite extent
timber
strait
branch
cavern
38. Any natural grassland but usually used to describe the vast areas of level or rolling land without trees in the central part of the United States
elevation
prairie
gulf
sandbar
39. An area of low spongy land too wet to farm but usually supporting an abundance of coarse grasses - trees - or other vegetation
archipelago
pond
mountain chain
swamp
40. Island or reef that doesn't stick up very far above the water
crag
keys
elevation
cove
41. A level and rather narrow area of land with one steep edge bordering a river - a lake - or the sea
knob
cape
terrace
cliff
42. A deep or precipitous cleft: ravine; especially: one occupied by a torrent
gulch
glen
Tunnel
field
43. A barrier preventing the flow of water or of solid materials (as snow and ice)
estuary
mountain range
dam
Waterfall
44. Any very shallow spot in a body of water
shoal
channel
cinder cone
beach
45. Projection of rock having the appearance of a shelf
ledge
hill
ford
left bank
46. A steep - rugged rock or cliff
breakers
crag
latitude
desert
47. A dense growth of trees and underbrush covering a large tract
forest
Watershed
ridge
channel
48. The elevated land or divide separating two drainage areas
dell
Watershed
steppe
longitude
49. Pointed top of a hill or mountain
sea
reservoir
land
peak
50. A deep - narrow valley with steep sides and often with a stream flowing through
canyon
latitude
cave
Woods