A larger municipality, usually having a larger population that a town, village or borough.
City
A harbor of a town having facilities to load and unload seagoing vessels.
seaport
Dateline
the city, state, or country listed at the beginning of a story showing the place of origin
The line on a mountain above which there is snow year round.
Snow line
Another word for ocean. A large body of salt water.
Sea
The line of latitude which is 21 ½ degrees south of the equator and is the farthest point south reached by the overhead sun.
Tropic of Capricorn
a body of land completely surrounded by water
Island
the height above the level of the sea
elevation
A line where the earth’s surface and the sky seem to meet.
Horizon
The steep, rocky face of a bluff
Cliff
A map that indicates boundaries of individual countries, states or provinces.
political map
What country is this?
Pakistan
The bowl-shaped opening at the top of a volcano.
Crater
a circular symbol on a map which indicates directions, particularly north
compass rose
A cone-shaped mountain formed by lava cinders that erupted through a crater. 2. An opening in the Earth’s surface from which molten rock, steam, cinders, gas, and rock fragments are released.
Volcano
What song lyrics did Luke present to the class?
Crazy Train by Ozzy Osborne
399 x 20=
7980
What country is this?
Afghanistan
the distance east of west of the prime meridian measured in degrees
Longitude
What country is this?
Thailand
What country is this?
Japan
the most important news story of the day. It can be identified by the boldest headline type.
Lead article
The edge of a body of water
Shoreline
A chain of connecting mountains.
Mountain Range
A line of longitude which extends through the site of the Royal Conservatory in Greenwich, England and from which all other lines of longitude are measured, either east or west of it. It is at 0 degrees.
Prime Meridian
39,476 - 56 =
39,420
the border of any stream
Bank
A large group or chain of islands; also a large area of water containing several islands.
archipelago
A projecting point of rock, usually perpendicular.
Crag
Which artist was inspired by melting cheese?
Salvador Dali
What is water surrounded by land called?
Lake
The imaginary circle around the earth that divides the earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres - 0 degrees
Equator
What is land surrounded by water called?
island
What country is this?
Iran
Finish this sentence: Tie your shoes, don't lose an _________!
eyebrow
What is Ms. Jenny's cats name?
Meat loaf
67 x 3 =
201
The pointed top of a mountain.
Peak
A structure projecting into water and used as a docking o loading place for ships.
Pier
Any kind of illustration such as a photo, graph, map, or drawing.
Cut
Smaller streams or river that flows into larger streams, lakes or rivers.
Tributary
Headline
The large print above the article, summarizing its content.
Give an example of a cognate in Spanish?
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One of the seven divisions of land on the globe
Continent
What are you doing this summer?
.....
An inlet of an ocean, sea, or lake that extends into the land. Smaller than a gulf.
Bay
A sluggish stream that meanders through lowlands and marshes.
Bayou
What sport are they playing?
Rugby
What country is this?
Nepal
What country is this?
Malaysia
What country is this?
Turkmenistan
Finish this sentence: _________ makes the ___________!
Teamwork makes the dreamwork
What country is this?
Indonesia
A large area of cleared land, often cultivated.
Field
A map that displays the natural features of earth including mountains, rivers, and valleys
physical map
What country is this?
Syria
What country is this?
Khazakstan
The ends of the earth's axis
Poles
A divided line on a map, which indicates the length used to represent a larger unit of measure
map scale
A body of water completely surrounded by land.
Lake
Name the F.A.N.B.O.Y.S.
for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
The highest point or part of a hill or a mountain.
Summit
A raised landform, not as high as a mountain
Hill
A constructed channel filled with water used for navigation, irrigation or drainage.
canal
What country is this?
Turkey
The caption under a photo
cutline
ANSWER: WHEN IS YOUR BIRTHDAY?
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During the Harry Potter what were the 3 houses we had in class?
Umberlyn, Sylfae and Astrala
CHALLENGE: everyone stand on one foot and count to twenty in Spanish.
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A wall built across a river to hold back flowing water.
Dam
a steep bank beside a body of water
Bluff
One half of the earth divided by the equator and the prime meridian
Hemisphere
A body of water smaller than a lake.
Pond
What country is this?
China
Lead
the first paragraph of an article containing the 5 w's and how.
According to Jadd what is a TRYBUTE?
a tributary
SAY THE TONGUE TWISTER
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An enclosure with gates built in a canal or river so that ships can be raised or lowered by changing the water level
Lock
A small group of houses; smaller than a town.
Village
A flow of water falling from a high place to a low place
waterfall
A line of latitude which is 23 ½ degrees north of the equator and is the farthest point north by the overhead sun.
Tropic of Cancer
INVENT A DIALOGUE FOR THE PICTURE
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What does Ms. Hallstrom NOT eat?
Meat
The index appearing daily on the front page, indicating where to find a particular topic in that day's edition
Inside
the shore of an ocean or lake that is covered by pebbles
Beach
What country is this?
Yemen
A NARROW piece of land projecting into the sea
Cape
Any one of the 4 largest connecting bodies of salt water on the earth’s surface. Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic
Ocean
What country is this?
Iraq
A flat-topped, rocky hill with steeply sloping sides
Mountain
Land along the ocean
coast or coastline
A ridge of rocks or coral in a body of water, which lies slightly beneath, or at, the surface.
Reef
What is the difference between a communicable and a noncommunicable disease?
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A large village, smaller than a city
Town
What is an adjective?
descriptive word
A large stream of water flowing in a channel on land toward the ocean, a lake, or another river, larger than a brook.
River
WHAT IS BIG, GREY AND LIVE IN GROUPS?
ELEPHANT
logo
the name of the newspaper, set in a distinctive style of type
a sheltered body of water where ships anchor and are protected from storms
harbor
What class does Mr. Anderson teach at TIS?
AP Physics
A large area of land with little or no moisture or vegetation.
Desert
What country is this?
Mongolia
A hill or ridge of sand heaped up by the wind
Dune
Describe the Chillkoot pass to the class
What country is this?
Bangladesh
What instrument does Io play?
Clarinet
The distance north or south of the equator measured in degrees.
Latitude
What country is this?
Saudi Arabia
A wall built in water near the shore to break the force of the waves and to provide shelter for boats and ships.
Breakwater
A deep, hollowed-out area under the earth’s surface.
Cave
A large, level area of land
Plain / Prarie
What country is this?
Vietnam
a piece of land nearly surrounded by water and attached to a larger area of land or mainland
peninsula
What country is this?
Russia
What country is this?
Uzbekistan
What country is this?
Myanmar (Burma)
What country is this?
Singapore
What country is this?
India
The author's name at the beginning of an article.
Byline
What instrument does Mara play?
Trombone