History Test 1 Study Guide

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What continent is the third largest?

North America

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What is the name of the world’s largest island?

Greenland

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What is the highest peak in North America?

Mount McKinley

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What is the world’s largest bay?

Hudson Bay

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What is the world’s largest gulf?

Gulf of Mexico

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What is the smallest, coldest ocean?

Arctic ocean

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What is the name of the area between the North Pole and the northern timberline?

Tundra

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Boreal forest

The vast evergreen forest region covering much of Canada and parts of Alaska

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Tundra

The treeless arctic plains north of the timberline

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Permafrost

The name of the ground that is permanently frozen

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Timberline

The point beyond which no trees can grow

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Glacier

A large mass of ice that flows slowly over land

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Strait

A narrow body of water that connects two larger bodies of water

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Who was one of America’s greatest athletes?

Jim Thorpe

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Who was the famous English missionary to the Canadian Inuits and their neighbors.

Sir Wilfred Grenfell

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Who is known as America’s Greatest storyteller?

Will Roger’s

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T/F: The region containing North and South America is the Western Hemisphere.

True

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T/F: The most famous Indians of South America were the Aztecs.

False - Incas

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The narrow body of water that separates Russia from Alaska is the Hudson Bay.

False - Bearing Strait

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The movement of a group of people or animals from one part of the world to the next is called migration.

True

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History

The record of what has happened to mankind

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Geography

The study of the earth

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Habitat

The setting in which certain types of plants and animals thrive

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Culture

The “way of life” of a group of people

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Evergreen

Trees that do not lose their leaves

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Conifers

The oldest and largest trees in the world

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Fill in the blank: People who live in Greenland or the Canadian Arctic call themselves ___.

Inuit

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Fill in the blank: The people of Central America who had one of the most advances early civilizations or the Western Hemisphere were the ___.

Mayans

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Fill in the blank: A long, hooded jacket made of different types of fur is called a ___.

Parka

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Fill in the blank: The animal that has shaped the landscape of North America more than any other animal is the ___.

Beaver

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Fill in the blank: The most famous Indians who lived in Mexico were the ___.

Aztecs

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<p>Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Bearing Sea</p>

Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Bearing Sea

A

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<p><span>Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Prime Meridian </span></p>

Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Prime Meridian

F

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<p><span>Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Antarctica </span></p>

Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Antarctica

H

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<p><span>Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: International Date Line</span></p>

Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: International Date Line

G

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<p><span>Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Beaufort Sea</span></p>

Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Beaufort Sea

N

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<p><span>Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: South America</span></p>

Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: South America

L

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<p><span>Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Indian Ocean</span></p>

Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Indian Ocean

O

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<p><span>Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Tropic of Capricorn </span></p>

Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Tropic of Capricorn

B

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<p><span>Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Equator </span></p>

Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Equator

C

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<p><span>Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Arctic Circle </span></p>

Find these locations on the world map and write the correct letter in each blank: Arctic Circle

I