Baseball Challenge!

Baseball Challenge!

7th Grade 3rd Nine Weeks Test Review

Today’s Game is pitched by

Coach Slaughter’sCoach Slaughter’s77thth Grade Social Grade Social

Studies ClassStudies Class

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Batter Up!Home Single

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Home Single #1 – There are Home Single #1 – There are ___time zones___time zones

24*

36*

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Home Single #2 – A flat Home Single #2 – A flat representation of earthrepresentation of earth

map*

globe*

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Home Single #3 – Shows Home Single #3 – Shows distance on a mapdistance on a map

scale*

compass*

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Home Single #4 – Shows what Home Single #4 – Shows what symbols meansymbols mean

legend*

compass*

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Home Single #5 –Shows Home Single #5 –Shows directiondirection

compass*

scale*

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Home Single #6 – What Home Single #6 – What hemispheres is the U.S. found hemispheres is the U.S. found in?in?

Northern and Western*

Western and Southern*

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Home Single #7 – What is a Home Single #7 – What is a group of places that share group of places that share characteristics in common characteristics in common called?called?

region *

city*

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Home Single #8 – An area can Home Single #8 – An area can be defined as a region bybe defined as a region by

physical and human characteristics*

physical characteristics only*

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Home Single #9 – What line Home Single #9 – What line separates the Northern and separates the Northern and Southern Hemispheres?Southern Hemispheres?

equator

prime meridian*

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Home Single #10 – What line Home Single #10 – What line is found at 180 degrees is found at 180 degrees longitude?longitude?

international date line*

equator*

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Home Single #11 – What Home Single #11 – What often forms mountains?often forms mountains?

volcanoes and plate tectonics

only volcanoes*

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Home Single #12 –What Home Single #12 –What carries warmth and moisture carries warmth and moisture around the world?around the world?

wind and water currents *

wind currents only*

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Home Single #13 – Type of Home Single #13 – Type of map that shows cities, map that shows cities, borders, townsborders, towns

political*

topographic*

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Home Single #14 – Type of Home Single #14 – Type of map that shows landforms map that shows landforms and waterand water

physical*

topographic*

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Home Single #15 – Map that Home Single #15 – Map that shows detail of a small shows detail of a small area(large scale), including area(large scale), including symbols and contour lines?symbols and contour lines?

topographic

political*

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Visitor Single #1 –Elevation Visitor Single #1 –Elevation map using lines rather than map using lines rather than color?color?

contour map

elevation map*

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Visitor Single #2 –Height Visitor Single #2 –Height above sea level (using colors above sea level (using colors for the key)for the key)

elevation map*

climatic*

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Visitor Single #3 – Visitor Single #3 – Shows what Shows what resources are found in a resources are found in a regionregion

land-use resource*

climatic*

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Visitor Single #4 – Shows Visitor Single #4 – Shows rainfall or temperature in a rainfall or temperature in a regionregion

climatic*

topographic*

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Visitor Single #5 – Visitor Single #5 – Management of material Management of material wealthwealth

economic system*

political system*

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Visitor Single #6 – Activities of Visitor Single #6 – Activities of a governmenta government

political system*

economic system*

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Visitor Single #7 – People Visitor Single #7 – People leaving villages and moving to leaving villages and moving to cities is calledcities is called

urbanization*

deforestion*

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Visitor Single #8 – Practices Visitor Single #8 – Practices followed by a group of peoplefollowed by a group of people

customs*

political system*

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Visitor Single #9 –Belief in a Visitor Single #9 –Belief in a supernatural power that supernatural power that created the universe?created the universe?

religion*

customs*

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Visitor Single #10 –System of Visitor Single #10 –System of words used by a group of words used by a group of peoplepeople

language*

custom*

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Visitor Single #11 – What is Visitor Single #11 – What is Pangea?Pangea?

a super-continent that existed 300 million years ago*

another name for Antarctica

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Visitor Single #12 – What is Visitor Single #12 – What is plate tectonics?plate tectonics?

a theory about the movement of the continents*

a theory about the origin of earth*

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Visitor Single #13 –What Visitor Single #13 –What process can explain why we process can explain why we see fossils of the same see fossils of the same prehistoric animals on prehistoric animals on different continents?different continents?

continental drift*

continental evolution*

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Visitor Single #14 –What Visitor Single #14 –What does erosion move around?does erosion move around?

dirt and rocks*

trees*

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Visitor Single #15 –How does Visitor Single #15 –How does erosion move stuff?erosion move stuff?

with running water, wind, glaciers, and ocean currents

by running water and wind only*

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Fly Ball! It’s Caught! Fly Ball! It’s Caught! You’re Out!You’re Out!

Next Batter!

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It’s a Hit! Base Run Single!It’s a Hit! Base Run Single!

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Double #1 – Double #1 – What can protect What can protect against soil erosion?against soil erosion?

plants and trees*

clear-cutting forests*

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Double #2 – Double #2 – The process by The process by which rock is worn away over which rock is worn away over time by natural forces is calledtime by natural forces is called

weathering*

glaciation*

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Double #3 –Which of these Double #3 –Which of these features is caused by erosion?features is caused by erosion?

floodplains and deltas*

floodplains only*

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Double #4 – Double #4 – Goods brought in Goods brought in from another country:from another country:

import*

export*

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Double #5 – Double #5 – Goods sent out to Goods sent out to another countryanother country

export*

import

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Double #6 – Double #6 – Trading goods or Trading goods or services without trading services without trading moneymoney

barter*

tariff*

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Double #7 – Taxes on imports Double #7 – Taxes on imports or exportsor exports

tariff*

barter*

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Double #8 – Double #8 – Amount of goods Amount of goods and services that firms and services that firms provide; how much we haveprovide; how much we have

demand*

supply*

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Double #9 – Amount of goods Double #9 – Amount of goods and services that buyers will and services that buyers will purchase; how much we wantpurchase; how much we want

supply*

demand*

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Double #10 – Upward Double #10 – Upward movement of pricesmovement of prices

inflation*

recession*

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Double #11 –Temporary Double #11 –Temporary slowdown in economic activityslowdown in economic activity

recession*

inflation*

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Double #12 – What type of Double #12 – What type of resources can be regenerated resources can be regenerated if used carefully?if used carefully?

renewable*

recyclable*

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Double #13 – An example of a Double #13 – An example of a renewable resource isrenewable resource is

wind*

coal*

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Double #14 – An example of a Double #14 – An example of a nonrenewable resource isnonrenewable resource is

sun*

oil*

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Double #15 – What is the Double #15 – What is the greenhouse effect?greenhouse effect?

a warming up that the earth experiences because of greenhouse gases in our atmosphere *

the building of too many greenhouses*

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Pop Up Center Field! Pop Up Center Field! It’s Caught! Two Outs!It’s Caught! Two Outs!

Next Batter!

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It’s a Hit! Base Run Double!It’s a Hit! Base Run Double!

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Ground Ball! Thrown to Base!Ground Ball! Thrown to Base!Two Outs!Two Outs!

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Homer #1 – Homer #1 – Which of the Which of the following is NOT a greenhouse following is NOT a greenhouse gas?gas?

argon*

methane*

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Homer #2 – Which of the Homer #2 – Which of the following would likely NOT following would likely NOT result from the earth getting result from the earth getting too warm?too warm?

ice caps would melt

days would get longer*

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Homer #3 –The widespread Homer #3 –The widespread cutting of trees is cutting of trees is

deforestation

urbanization*

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Homer #4 – People leaving Homer #4 – People leaving villages and moving to cities is villages and moving to cities is calledcalled

urbanization

deforestation*

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Homer #5 – A country areaHomer #5 – A country area

rural*

urban

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Homer #6 – A city areaHomer #6 – A city area

rural*

urban

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Homer #7 – An area that Homer #7 – An area that surrounds a citysurrounds a city

suburb

urban*

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Homer #8 – All of the people Homer #8 – All of the people inhabiting a specified area isinhabiting a specified area is

population

population distribution*

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Homer #9 – The number of Homer #9 – The number of people in a square mile ispeople in a square mile is

population distirbution

population density

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Homer #10 – How the Homer #10 – How the population is on earth ispopulation is on earth is

population distribution*

*population density*

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Homer #11 – The rate at which Homer #11 – The rate at which the population of an area the population of an area grows isgrows is

*birth rate*

*growth rate*

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Homer #12 – The average Homer #12 – The average number of people per familynumber of people per family

*birth rate*

*family size*

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Homer #13 –The average Homer #13 –The average number of deaths among number of deaths among infants under one year of age infants under one year of age for every 1000 live births isfor every 1000 live births is

*family size*

*infant mortality*

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Homer #14 – What type of Homer #14 – What type of resources can be used up; resources can be used up; they cannot be regenerated?they cannot be regenerated?

*recyclable*

*non-renewable*

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Homer #15 – What is global Homer #15 – What is global warming?warming?

*an increase in the earth’s greenhouse effect, resulting in warmer temperatures and other environmental problems*

*an increase in levels of geothermal energy emitted by molten rock in the earth’s interior*

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Fly Ball! It’s Caught!Fly Ball! It’s Caught!Three Outs!Three Outs!

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Out of the Ball Park!Out of the Ball Park!Home Run!Home Run!

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