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Definition
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A
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Relating to the regions around the North Pole.
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Arctic
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B
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The realm of all living things.
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Biosphere
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C
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The study and practice of making maps and charts.
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Cartography
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D
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An arid, barren area of land where little precipitation occurs.
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Desert
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E
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The sudden and intense shaking of the ground.
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Earthquake
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F
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Any extensive area dominated by communities of trees.
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Forest
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G
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The scientific study of the Earth.
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Geology
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H
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Half of the Earth.
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Hemisphere
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I
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A time of widespread glaciation.
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Ice Age
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J
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A tropical area covered by dense vegetation.
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Jungle
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K
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A chemical element whose spelling is similar to a substance that weakens Superman.
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Krypton
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L
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A body of water localized in a basin and surrounded entirely by land.
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Lake
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M
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Molten rock.
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Magma
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N
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Event that decimated the town of Pripyat in northern Ukraine in 1986.
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Nuclear Accident (Chernobyl)
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O
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The contiguous body of saltwater covering more than 70% of the Earth.
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Ocean
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P
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A permanently frozen layer of soil.
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Permafrost
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Q
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A place from which stone, rock, sand, etc is excavated from the ground.
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Quarry
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R
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An artificial lake that is used to store water.
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Reservoir
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S
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Scientific instrument that detects vibrations produced by earthquakes.
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Seismograph
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T
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Subarctic coniferous forest dominated by spruces and firs.
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Taiga
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U
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Name that we use to describe the collection of all the things that exist.
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Universe
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V
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A depression that is longer than it is wide.
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Valley
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W
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Another name for valley, used primarily in the Arab world.
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Wadi
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X
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Type of landscaping requiring little or no supplemental water from irrigation.
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Xeriscaping
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Y
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Housing native to the steppes of Central Asia.
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Yurt
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Z
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A term that can be used to describe top of a mountain.
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Zenith
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