| Relief | | All living things |
| Atmosphere | | Relates distance on a map to distance on Earth's surface |
| Prime meridian | | A mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth |
| Symbols | | A group of mountains that are closely related in size, structure and age |
| Topography | | Distance in degrees east or west of the prime meridian |
| Landform | | An imaginary line that circles the Earth |
| Equator | | One half of the sphere that makes up Earth's surface |
| Map | | An imaginary line the cirlces the Earth from north to south |
| Biosphere | | A sphere that represents the Earth's surface |
| Globe | | A list of all the symbols used on the map with and explanation |
| Plain | | The height above sea level |
| Hydrosphere | | The shape of the land |
| Elevation | | Earth's solid rocky outer layer |
| Mountain | | A high landfrom with high elevation and high relief |
| Lithosphere | | A unit of measure around a circle, 1/360 |
| Plateau | | Distance in degrees north or south of the equator |
| Hemisphere | | A framework of lines that helps show landmasses on a flat surface |
| Longitude | | A model on a flat surface of all or part of the Earth's surface |
| Degree | | A landform made up of flat or gently rolling land |
| Landform region | | Earth's oceans lakes, rivers and ice |
| Mountain range | | Pictures used to stand for features on Earth's surface |
| Map Projection | | A landform that has high elevation and is more or less level |
| Key | | The difference in elevation between the highest and lowest parts |
| Latitude | | Formed by the processes that shaped the Earth |
| Scale | | A large area of land where the topography is similar |