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1 What is the difference between climate and temperature
What is the difference between climate and temperature? In complete sentences, name as many climate zones as you can.

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3 Research your climate zone on pages 60-61.
Come up with a picture caption for your picture. The caption must be relevant to the picture and must contain THREE adjectives (describing words).

4 Climographs – p. 64 Shows the average daily precipitation and temperatures for an absolute location.

5 Soil and Vegetation Regions
What is soil? What is vegetation? Depth, texture, humus content, weathering, acidity What is an ecosystem? What is a biome? How do soil and vegetation regions connect to each other?

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