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  • How are Rivers and glaciers different?
    Rivers are liquid and glaciers are solid
  • A key on a map does NOT explain what pictures or signs on the map mean.
    False, it does!
  • glacier
    very large bodies of flowing ice
  • Maps are much bigger than the real places. True or False
    False, maps are smaller than the real place
  • what is a model
    a copy of something
  • what is fresh water
    water that has very little salt
  • Ocean
    get their salt from rivers
  • What is a slope
    an area that slants up.
  • what is a plain
    flat area that is often in valleys
  • canyon
    deep valleys
  • What is a feature made of rock and dirt.
    landform
  • A scale is a way to compare the distance between two objects on the map and those same objects in real life. True or False
    True
  • what is a key on a map?
    an explanation of the pictures and signs on a map
  • What are glaciers
    Very large bodies of flowing ice (solid)
  • what is plateau
    raised parts of Earth’s surface that are flat on top
  • A map is a picture that shows a copy of something. True or False
    True
  • How are Rivers and glaciers alike?
    They are both made of water and move
  • what is a scale on a map?
    a way to compare the distance between objects on a map and the same objects in real life
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