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An exact place where something is located is defined as __________ location.

Absolute

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When location is described as near a place, it is referred to as __________ location.

Relative

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__________ is defined as weather in an area that happens over a long period of time.

Climate

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A measure of how spread out a population is in any given area is called __________.

Population Distribution

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Naturally occurring materials and processes, such as water, air, plants, sunlight, minerals, and fossil fuels, are called __________.

Natural Resources

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Permanently frozen soil is known as __________.

Permafrost

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Fuel formed in the earth from plants, animal remains, coal, oil, and natural gas is called __________.

Fossil Fuels

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Air that contains harmful substances such as dust, fumes, or gases is known as __________.

Air Pollution

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A harmful haze caused by sunlight acting on polluted air is called __________.

Smog

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__________ occurs when poisonous gases from fossil fuels mix with water droplets in the air, making the rain toxic.

Acid Rain

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Power created using the heat produced when atoms are split is called __________.

Nuclear Power

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Chernobyl, the site of the worst nuclear disaster in human history in 1986, is located in northern __________.

Ukraine

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The area with actual, or potential, contamination and the highest potential for exposure to hazardous substances is called an __________.

Exclusion Zone

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The __________ was sealed off because of dangerous radiation after a nuclear power plant exploded, becoming a real-life ghost town.

Chernobyl Exclusion Zone

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The energy that shoots out when an atom pops to become stable is called __________.

Radiation

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The resettling of irradiated particles into the atmosphere after a nuclear explosion is called __________.

Fallout

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An exact place where something is located is defined as __________ location.

Absolute

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When location is described as near a place, it is referred to as __________ location.

Relative

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__________ is defined as weather in an area that happens over a long period of time.

Climate

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A measure of how spread out a population is in any given area is called __________.

Population Distribution

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Naturally occurring materials and processes, such as water, air, plants, sunlight, minerals, and fossil fuels, are called __________.

Natural Resources

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Permanently frozen soil is known as __________.

Permafrost

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Fuel formed in the earth from plants, animal remains, coal, oil, and natural gas is called __________.

Fossil Fuels

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Air that contains harmful substances such as dust, fumes, or gases is known as __________.

Air Pollution

25
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A harmful haze caused by sunlight acting on polluted air is called __________.

Smog

26
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__________ occurs when poisonous gases from fossil fuels mix with water droplets in the air, making the rain toxic.

Acid Rain

27
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Power created using the heat produced when atoms are split is called __________.

Nuclear Power

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Chernobyl, the site of the worst nuclear disaster in human history in 1986, is located in northern __________.

Ukraine

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The area with actual, or potential, contamination and the highest potential for exposure to hazardous substances is called an __________.

Exclusion Zone

30
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The __________ was sealed off because of dangerous radiation after a nuclear power plant exploded, becoming a real-life ghost town.

Chernobyl Exclusion Zone

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The energy that shoots out when an atom pops to become stable is called __________.

Radiation

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The resettling of irradiated particles into the atmosphere after a nuclear explosion is called __________.

Fallout

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An exact place where something is located is defined as __________ location.

Absolute

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When location is described as near a place, it is referred to as __________ location.

Relative

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__________ is defined as weather in an area that happens over a long period of time.

Climate

36
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A measure of how spread out a population is in any given area is called __________.

Population Distribution

37
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Naturally occurring materials and processes, such as water, air, plants, sunlight, minerals, and fossil fuels, are called __________.

Natural Resources

38
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Permanently frozen soil is known as __________.

Permafrost

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Fuel formed in the earth from plants, animal remains, coal, oil, and natural gas is called __________.

Fossil Fuels

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Air that contains harmful substances such as dust, fumes, or gases is known as __________.

Air Pollution

41
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A harmful haze caused by sunlight acting on polluted air is called __________.

Smog

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__________ occurs when poisonous gases from fossil fuels mix with water droplets in the air, making the rain toxic.

Acid Rain

43
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Power created using the heat produced when atoms are split is called __________.

Nuclear Power

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Chernobyl, the site of the worst nuclear disaster in human history in 1986, is located in northern __________.

Ukraine

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The area with actual, or potential, contamination and the highest potential for exposure to hazardous substances is called an __________.

Exclusion Zone

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The __________ was sealed off because of dangerous radiation after a nuclear power plant exploded, becoming a real-life ghost town.

Chernobyl Exclusion Zone

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The energy that shoots out when an atom pops to become stable is called __________.

Radiation

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The resettling of irradiated particles into the atmosphere after a nuclear explosion is called __________.

Fallout

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An exact place where something is located is defined as __________ location.

Absolute

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When location is described as near a place, it is referred to as __________ location.

Relative

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__________ is defined as weather in an area that happens over a long period of time.

Climate

52
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A measure of how spread out a population is in any given area is called __________.

Population Distribution

53
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Naturally occurring materials and processes, such as water, air, plants, sunlight, minerals, and fossil fuels, are called __________.

Natural Resources

54
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Permanently frozen soil is known as __________.

Permafrost

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Fuel formed in the earth from plants, animal remains, coal, oil, and natural gas is called __________.

Fossil Fuels

56
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Air that contains harmful substances such as dust, fumes, or gases is known as __________.

Air Pollution

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A harmful haze caused by sunlight acting on polluted air is called __________.

Smog

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__________ occurs when poisonous gases from fossil fuels mix with water droplets in the air, making the rain toxic.

Acid Rain

59
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Power created using the heat produced when atoms are split is called __________.

Nuclear Power

60
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Chernobyl, the site of the worst nuclear disaster in human history in 1986, is located in northern __________.

Ukraine

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The area with actual, or potential, contamination and the highest potential for exposure to hazardous substances is called an __________.

Exclusion Zone

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The __________ was sealed off because of dangerous radiation after a nuclear power plant exploded, becoming a real-life ghost town.

Chernobyl Exclusion Zone

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The energy that shoots out when an atom pops to become stable is called __________.

Radiation

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The resettling of irradiated particles into the atmosphere after a nuclear explosion is called __________.

Fallout