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THE STUDY OF EARTH AND THE WAY PEOPLE LIVE. |
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A LONG AREA OF COMMON FEATURES. |
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THE SHAPE OF EARTH'S SURFACE. |
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A GROUP OF CITIES THAT HAVE GROWN SO CLOSE TOGETHER THAT THEY SEEMED TO HAVE BECOME ONE CITY. |
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THE MEASUREMENT OF HEAT AND COLD. |
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THE MOISTURE THAT FALLS TO EARTH AS RAIN OR SNOW. |
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AN IMAGINARY LINE OR PARALLEL LINES MEASURING DISTANCE NORTH OR SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR. |
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A UNIT OF MEASUREMENT THAT CAN BE USED TO CALCULATE LATITUDE OR LONGITUDE. |
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ANY LINE OF LONGITUDE EAST OR WEST OF EARTH'S PRIME MERIDIAN. |
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THE LINE OF LONGITUDE LABLED 0 DEGREES LONGITUDE.
ANY PLACE EAST OF THE PRIME MERIDIAN IS LABLED E.
ANY PLACE LABLED WEST OF THE PRIME MERIDIAN IS LABLED W. |
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A SET OF SQUARES FORMED BY CRISS-CROSSING LINES THAT CAN HELP YOU TO DETERMINE LOCATIONS, SUCH AS ONE ON A MAP OR A GLOBE. |
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A MATERIAL FORMED IN NATURE THAT PEOPLE USE TO MEET THEIR NEEDS AND WANTS. |
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A MATERIAL FOUND IN NATURE THAT CAN BE REPLACED, SUCH AS FORESTS. |
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A SUBSTANCE FOUND IN EARTH THAT IS NEITHER PLANT NOR ANIMAL. |
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A FUEL, SUCH AS OIL, NATURAL GAS AND COAL, THAT IS FORMED FROM THE REMAINS OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS THAT LIVED MILLIONS OF YEARS AGO. |
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ALL THE SURROUNDINGS IN WHICH PEOPLE, PLANTS, AND ANIMALS LIVE. |
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THE WAY A COUNTRY'S PEOPLE USE NATURAL RESOURCES, MONEY, AND KNOWLEDGE TO PRODUCE GOODS AND SERVICES. |
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ANYTHING THAT DIRTIES THE AIR, SOIL, OR WATER. |
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PRECIPITATION CONTAINING HARMFUL CHEMICAL POLLUTION THAT CAN DESTROY TREES AND WILDLIFE AND POISON WATER. |
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THE PROTECTION AND CAREFUL USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES. |
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TO SAVE DISCARDED ITEMS, LIKE CANS OR BOTTLES, SO THAT THEY CAN BE USED AGAIN. |
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AN IMAGINARY LINE, OR MERIDIAN, MEASURING DISTANCE EAST OR WEST OF THE PRIME MERIDIAN. |
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