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GEOGRAPHY QUIZ

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    Answer the questions.
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  • You're walking on the land next to the sea. You can see all the way to the horizon. Wher are you?
    coast / shore / beach
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  • You are walking on a high area of rock. you have to be very careful not to fall. If you do, you fall a long way down. Where are you?
    cliff
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  • You stop to sleep here for the night. You put up your tent. Where are you?
    campsite
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  • You come to a place where almost nothing grows. You can see sand or rocks and a few cacti. Where are you?
    desert
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  • All of a sudden, the ground starts moving and you fall over. what's going on?
    earthquake
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  • You go for a swim in a large area of water. It doesn't matter how far you swim, you'll always reach land. Where are you?
    lake
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  • You're walking in an area with lots of tall trees. It's hot and wet. Where are you?
    rainforest
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  • There's a long area of water Where are you?
    river
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  • You're walking in a low flat area. When you look up, you can see mountains on either side. Where are you?
    valley
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  • You're in a boat on the river. You start moving faster and faster and you see the river will soon drop down over the edge. What is it?
    waterfall
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  • If you want to go in this direction, look in the sky for Polaris and follow it. Where do you want to go?
    north
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  • You see a field covered with water. There's been a lot of rain recently. What's happened?
    flood
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  • You go for a run on the beach where there are large hills of sand. What are they called?
    dunes
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  • You're walking in the Alps in winter. you can hear a loud noise and see a wall of snow.. What's happening?
    avalanche
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  • When you stand on this imaginary line, daylight will last around 12 hours. What line is it?
    equator
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  • There are two of these on Earth - when it's winter in one, it's summer in the other. What are they?
    hemispheres
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