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What is a desert
A place that is very hotA place that is very sandyA place that is very dryAll of the above
What is one thing that both “hot” and “cold” deserts have in common? All the land is made of sandUnderground filters impurities from the
sandThere is a dramatic change between
day and night temperaturesBoth get regular, predictable periods of
rainfall.
When an animal or plant changes its ehavior in reaction to its environment, itDiesAdaptsGrowsRegulates
The Sahara stretches from the
Mediterranean Sea to the North SeaIndian Ocean to the Red SeaAtlantic Ocean to the Gulf of MexicoAtlantic Ocean to the Red Sea
The Aborigines have survided in Australia because theyAdapted to their environment closely
over thousand of yearsGot help from the Europeans who
arrived on their landAbandoned their traditional ways for
more modern onesHunted roadrunners and guanacos
What are songlines
The words to the Australian national anthem
The sounds that ostriches make to warn of danger
Aborigines’ maps of their world that they passed on by word of mouth
Roads through the desert that wind whistles through
According to Aborigine myth, what was “dreamtime”?A time to sleepA time after timeA time to dreamA time before time
Which is not one of the ancient creatures that roamed the area that is the Gobi today?VelociraptorDinosaurOstrichProtoceratops
The Gobi covers
All of mongoliaMost of Mongolia and part of northern
ChinaAll of southern chinaSaudi Arabia
The northernmost end of the Arabian peninsula connectsNorth and South AmericaAfrica and AsiaAsia and EuropeAfrica and Europe
Which is not true of Death Valley?It was formed between two fault linesIt has the lowest elevation in the
Western HemisphereIt boasts the highest recorded
temperature in the United StatesIt has never been a busy area
Why is winter in Patagonia from June through SeptemberPatagonia is on the equatorPatagonia is in the Southern
HemispherePatagonia is east of the international
date lineThe Indians name the seasons this
way.