Geography Is The Stage Jeopardy Template

Geography	Geography	Geography	Geography	Geography
100 Which states touch Washington? Idaho and Oregon	100 What are renewable resources? resources that can be made or grown	100 What is tourism? an industry that provides hotels, food, and activities for visitors	100 What countries are part of the Pacific Rim? North America, Asia, South America, Australia	100 What is the difference between urban and rural areas? urban: cities, lots of people, apartments rural: farms, open land, not many people
200 What country is north of Washington? Canada	200 What are non renewable resource? resources that are limited and cannot be created they can only be reused.	200 What are some important industries in Washington state? farming, timber, shipping, fishing, tourism	200 What languages are part of Washington states culture? English, Asian languages, traditional native american languages, and Spanish	200 What is geography? The study of land, places and how people change the land.
300 What country is south of Washington? Mexico	300 What are cultural characteristics? The language, jobs, foods, and values of a people in a certain area.	300 What did Washington state do with all of the ash after the eruption of Mount St Helens? used it to make roads	300 How did Mount St Helens effect daily life in 1980? smoke and ash made it hard to breath people lost their jobs farms were destroyed	300 How do physical characteristics and cultural characteristics affect how people live? Physical characteristics; type of houses, locations, activities, and jobs. Cultural characteristics: what we eat, what languages we speak, types of jobs and beliefs.
400 The border between Washington and Idaho is what kind of boundary? Political boundary	400 What are physical characteristics? natural features of the land like a beach, mountain, river, island or lake	400 How many regions are there in Washington state? 5	400 How many large volcanoes are there in Washington State? 5	400 How can maps help you learn about your state? Learn about land forms, geography, and waterways.
500 What river forms a natural boundary between Washington and Oregon? The Columbia River	500 Name two types of land forms mountains, wetland, harbor, peninsula, inlet, valley, plateau, foothill, cape, island, and straight	500 Which region is the wettest? Coastal Region	500 How do people in Washington rely on water? make electricity, provide food, shipping	500 How did Mount Rainier shape WA state history? Cities were built on the dried mud from the eruption First summited in 1870 Natural resources helped early Native Americans.

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