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Climate and natural facts study game

Yes or No

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A simple yes or no about the world you live in!

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Climate and natural facts study game
 

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A simple yes or no about the world you live in!

by Hafsah Siraj
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Continental regions have moderate winters

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Climate change can be caused by humans

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Water stays in one place

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All dry regions rain at least once a year

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Air from the east is moist

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Cold air is lighter while warm air is heavier

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Cow droppings have the same gas as fossil fuels

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Animals change along with their climate

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The higher the degree of latitude, the colder the climate.

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The higher you go the warmer it gets

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Tropical regions start from the equator

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Water changes temperature with the climate

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Air circulation transports heat from the equator to both poles

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The closer you get to large bodies of water, the more the climate changes

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