These two continents lie between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.

This is the study of where people, places, and thing are located and how they relate.

"I sit two seats to the left of Alivia" is an example of this form of location. (daily double! maximum wager of 1000)

The center of the earth is called this.

This is the location of the early 19th-century earthquake that made the Mississippi run backwards and rang church bells in Philadelphia.

This is the largest continent.

The learned behavior of people, including their belief systems, languages, and governments is called this.

Longitude runs these two directions.

This layer of the earth is between the crust and the core.

Tectonic plate boundaries are at the root of tsunamis, earthquake, and volcanic eruptions; these plates float, grind, and collide on what?

This ocean borders all major oceans except the Indian Ocean.

The three words combined to form "sonar" are sound, navigation, and this word.

The prime meridian runs through three continents. Name two.

This is layer of air and water above the surface of the earth.

The Dust Bowl ravaged the plains states in the 1930s due to drought, mechanization of agriculture, and the destruction of native species; what other term is used to refer to the Dust Bowl?

This country lies on the divergent boundary of the North American and Eurasian plates.

This is a place's physical and human characteristics.

37 degrees, 5 minutes, 3 seconds north, 94 degrees, 30 minutes, 47 seconds West is this type of location.

Earth's surface is at least this percent water.

Water vapor combining with this leads to chemical weathering. (daily double! maximum wager of 1000!)

German geographer and theoritician Alfred Wegener developed the hypothesis that all continents were once part of a "supercontinent" named this.

Name at least four of geography's five themes.

A region that is defined by people's feelings and attitudes is this type of region.

This is the name of the man-made, 40,000 ft deep hole in eastern Russia.

These are ridge-like piles of rock and debris left behind by glaciers.