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					  What is the third?					 
					
					 China is the __________ biggest country in the world 
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					  What is silt?					 
					
					 The Yellow River is called this because of the yellow __________ in the river water. 
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					  What is Outer China?					 
					
					 Both great deserts in China are located in which part of China? 
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					  What is Mount Everest?					 
					
					 This is the tallest mountain peak in the world 
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					  What is the TIbetan Plateau?					 
					
					 This geographic feature has a nickname called "the roof of the world" 
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					  What is 1.3 billion?					 
					
					 China is the most populated country in the world with about _________ people. 
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					  What is one third, 1/3?					 
					
					 The area around the Yangtze River is home to around __________ of China's population. 
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					  What are the Gobi and Taklimakan deserts?					 
					
					 What are the names of the two great deserts of China? 
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					  What are the Himalayas?					 
					
					 This is the mountain range in the very south of China, bordering India. 
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					  What is terrain?					 
					
					 This is called a stretch of land with regard to its physical features 
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					  What is Mongolia, Russia, Kazakhstan, Krygzstan, India, Nepal, Vietnam, Burma?					 
					
					 Name 2 countries that border China 
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					  What is a flood?					 
					
					 While people need water, too much water is called this and causes a lot of destruction 
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					  What are oasis towns?					 
					
					 These are towns in the middle of the deserts filled with greenery, trees, cool air, and water. 
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					  What is terrain?					 
					
					 This is the name for a stretch of land regarding its physical features 
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					  What is ice/snow?					 
					
					 People rely on this to melt on the Tibetan Plateau and provide them with water. 
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					  What is Outer China?					 
					
					 The geography and weather of this part of China in much more extreme and harsh. 
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					  What is 70%?					 
					
					 Because of the fertile soil around the Yangtze River about ___________ of China's rice comes from this area 
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					  What is "don't come out"?					 
					
					 The Taklimakan desert has come to mean "If you go in, you ___________"? 
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					  What is 29,000 feet?					 
					
					 Mount Everest is about this many feet tall 
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					  What are animals?					 
					
					 While the climate of the Manchurian Plain is not great for growing food, there are ________ that provide people that live there with a food source. 
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					  What is China Proper/Inner China?					 
					
					 This is the area where most people live because of the important rivers and fertile land used to grow food. 
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					  What is the Huang He River?					 
					
					 This is the other name for the Yellow River. 
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					  What is cold?					 
					
					 While the Taklimakan desert is very hot, the Gobi desert is located in the far north of China and is actually very ____________ 
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					  What is a nomad?					 
					
					 This is the name for a person who goes from place to place in search of food without a permanent home. 
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					  What are tectonic plates?					 
					
					 Due to the colliding of these types of plates the TIbetan Plateau still rises at 5 millimeters per year. 
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