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1) Warm with high amounts of rain year-round, in a few places, monsoons create extreme wet seasons.
A
Desert
B
Humid Tropical
C
Tropical Savanna
D
Steppe
2) Warm all year; distinct rainy and dry seasons; at least 20 inches ( 50 cm) of rain during the summer.
A
Desert
B
Tropical Savanna
C
Steppe
D
Humid Tropical
3) Sunny and dry; less than 10 inches (25cm) of rain a year; hot in the tropics; cooler with wide daytime temperatures ranges in middle latitudes.
A
Tropical Savanna
B
Humid Tropical
C
Desert
D
Steppe
4) About 10-20 inches ( 25-50 cm) of precipitation a year; hot summer and cooler winters with wide temperatures ranges during the day.
A
Humid Tropical
B
Tropical Savanna
C
Steppe
D
Desert
5) Dry, sunny, warm summers; mild, wetter winters; rain averages 15-20 inches (30-50 cm) a year.
A
Mediterranean
B
Humid Subtropical
C
Humid Continental
D
Marine West Coast
6) Humid with hot summers and mild winters; rain year-around; in paths of hurricanes and typhoons.
A
Marine West Coast
B
Humid Continental
C
Humid Subtropical
D
Mediterranean
7) Cloudy, mild summers and cool, rainy winters; strong ocean influence.
A
Mediterranean
B
Humid Subtropical
C
Humid Continental
D
Marine West Coast
8) Four distinct seasons; long, cold winters and short warm summers; average precipitation varies.
A
Marine West Coast
B
Mediterranean
C
Humid Continental
D
Humid Subtropical
9) Freezing cold; snow and ice; little precipitation.
A
Highland
B
Ice Cap
C
Subarctic
D
Tundra
10) Wide range of temperatures and precipitation amounts, depending on elevation and location.
A
Subarctic
B
Tundra
C
Highland
D
Ice Cap
11) Cold all year; very long, cold winters and very short, cool summers; little precipitation; permafrost
A
Ice Cap
B
Subarctic
C
Highland
D
Tundra
12) Extremes of temperatures; long, cold winters and short, warm summers; little perception.
A
Highland
B
Tundra
C
Ice Cap
D
Subarctic
13) How people, goods, and ideas, get from one place to another
A
Human Environment Interaction
B
Movement
C
Regions
D
Location
14) Places where the boundaries are defined by a unifying characteristic such as climate, population, landforms, or history.
A
Human Environment Interaction
B
Movement
C
Regions
D
Location
15) How people affect the environment, and how the environment affects people.
A
Movement
B
Regions
C
Location
D
Human Environment Interaction
16) Geographers use absolute and relative versions of this to describe where things are in the world.
A
Human Environment Interaction
B
Movement
C
Regions
D
Location
17) To get this you need both the physical features and the human features of a location or a region.
A
Regions
B
Location
C
Movement
D
Place
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