1. Test Review Earth Movements Climate & Weather Map Skills

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3. How long does it take for the Earth to revolve one time?

4. 365 ¼ days or one year

6. Northwest

7. Using your U.S. Map, what direction is it from South Dakota to Oklahoma?

8. South

9. Places with a marine climate usually have ___________________ summers and winters than places further away from the sea.

10. Milder or less extreme

11. Using your U.S. Map, what direction is it from Nevada to Colorado?

12. East

13. Using your U.S. Map, what direction is it from Texas to Maine?

14. Northeast

16. South

17. This type of climate is hot and rainy all year.

18. Tropical

19. Using your U.S. Map, what direction is it from New Mexico to Oregon?

20. Northwest

21. This imaginary line divides the Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres

22. Equator

23. North, South, East, and West

24. Cardinal Directions

26. Northeast

27. The exact moment when summer or winter begins

28. Solstice

29. When an object spins on its axis.

30. Rotation

32. West

33. Using your U.S. Map, what direction is it from Minnesota to Georgia?

34. Southeast

35. Use your ruler and the atlas to help you determine the distance between the following cities. Remember, 1 inch = 200 miles. New York, City & Boston, Mass.

36. Use your ruler and the atlas to help you determine the distance between the following cities. Remember, 1 inch = 200 miles. New York, City & Boston, Mass. 200 Miles

38. Southeast

39. The first day of spring or fall. The entire Earth receives the same amount of sunlight.

40. Equinox

41. The climate of places near the ocean or sea.

42. Marine

43. The average weather conditions of an area over a long period of time

44. Climate

45. Use your ruler and the atlas to help you determine the distance between the following cities. Remember, 1 inch = 200 miles. Houston, Texas and Miami, Florida _____

46. Use your ruler and the atlas to help you determine the distance between the following cities. Remember, 1 inch = 200 miles. Houston, Texas and Miami, Florida _____ 1,000 Miles

48. North

49. Using your U.S. Map, what direction is it from Florida to Nebraska?

50. Northwest

51. The sides of mountains facing away from oceans are often _________

52. Dry

54. Southwest

55. Using your U.S. Map, what direction is it from New York to Arkansas?

56. Southwest

57. The tilt of the Earth’s axis causes the _____________________ to change.

58. Seasons

59. A very large body of salt water. There are only 5 in the world.

60. Ocean

61. Use your ruler and the atlas to help you determine the distance between the following cities. Remember, 1 inch = 200 miles. Denver, Colorado & St. Louis, Missouri

62. Use your ruler and the atlas to help you determine the distance between the following cities. Remember, 1 inch = 200 miles. Denver, Colorado & St. Louis, Missouri 800 Miles

63. What the atmospheric conditions are at one place on one day or time.

64. Weather

65. The climate of places not near the ocean or sea.

66. Continental

67. Use your ruler and the atlas to help you determine the distance between the following cities. Remember, 1 inch = 200 miles. Los Angeles, California and Phoenix, Arizona _______

68. Use your ruler and the atlas to help you determine the distance between the following cities. Remember, 1 inch = 200 miles. Los Angeles, California and Phoenix, Arizona _______ 400 miles

69. When one object moves around another one.

70. Revolving or Revolution

72. East

73. An imaginary line connecting the North and South Poles upon which the Earth rotates. It is tilted.

74. Axis

75. Northeast, Southeast, Southwest, & Northwest

76. Intermediate Directions

77. These climates have cooler temperatures as you increase elevation.

78. Highland

79. A very large land area. There are only 7 in the world.

80. Continent

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