| A | B |
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| Monsoons | A seasonal prevailing wing that lasts for several months |
| Typhoons | A tropical sysline occurring in the western Pacific Ocean or Indian Ocean |
| Green Revolution | Increased agricultural production |
| Terraced Rice Fields | A level section of a hilly cultivated areas as a method of soil conservation |
| Caste System | A hereditary system of social restriction and social stratification |
| Silks | Soft, lustrous fiber from the cocoon of the silkworm |
| Batik | Indonesian wax-resistant dyeing technique |
| Ideograms | A graphic symbol that represents an idea rather than a group of letters |
| Pagodas | A religious building that is a mulitstory Buddhist Tower |
| Angkor Wat | Cambodian building that is the largest and best preserved Khmer temple |
| Taj Mahal | A white marble mausoleum built at Agra, India for the Shah's favorite wife |
| Great Wall of China | A fortification built in the 3rd century to protect China from the Mongols |
| Flotaing Markets | Boats full of a wide variety of tropical fruits, flowers, vegetables, and fresh produce |
| Buddhism | A non-theistic religion and philosophy |
| Hinduism | In India, it is the world's oldest major religion |
| Atoll | An island consisting of a circular coral reef surrounding a lagoon |
| Archipelago | A chain of islands |
| Great Barrier Reef | A 1250 mile chain of coral reef along the northeast corner of Australia |
| Great Dividing Range | Australia's mountain range that stretches more than 2175 miles |
| Outback | The dry, unpopulated region in Australia |
| Antarctic Treaty | Regulates international relations in resepect to Antarctica |
| Stations | Sheep and cattle are raised on famrs |
| Aborigines | The native people of Australia |
| Maori | The native people of New Zealand |
| Sydney Opera House | A multi-venue performing arts center in Sydney. |
| Thatched Roof Dwellings | Native homes in the Pacific Islands |
