Climate
States
Landforms
Natural Resources
Landmarks
100
True or False - The Northeast region experiences all 4 seasons.
True
100
What is the largest state in the southeast?
Georgia
100
What landform makes up most of the Midwest?
Plains
100
What natural resource is found in the west that is used to make gasoline and create electricity?
Coal
100
What Southwest state is the Grand Canyon found in?
Arizona
200
True or False - Summers in the southeast are usually cool.
False
200
The smallest state in the Northeast is...
Rhode Island
200
What is the name of the swamp that covers most of southern Florida in the southeast?
Everglades
200
Name one of the natural resources that can be found in the Midwest.
steel wheat corn soybeans farm animals
200
What is Yellowstone?
A national park
300
Describe the climate of the southwest region.
Hot and dry
300
Name the four states in the Southwest region.
Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma
300
What landform in the northeast provides electricity to thousands of people in this area?
Niagara Falls
300
Georgia is known for its delicious...
Peaches
300
What is the name of the giant metal arch found in Missouri that is known as the "Gateway to the West"?
The Gateway Arch
400
What natural disaster is common in the Midwest?
Tornadoes
400
Name the two states that are not attached to the main part (continental) United States.
Alaska or Hawaii
400
Most of the Southwest is made up of what landform?
Deserts
400
Which state in the Northeast is known for its maple syrup?
Vermont
400
What is the longest cave system known in the world?
Mammoth Cave
500
Located in the west, this is one of the hottest and driest places in the country, receiving only about 2 inches of rain a year.
Death Valley
500
In what state is Mount Rushmore located?
South Dakota
500
What state is made up entirely of islands?
Hawaii
500
What important natural resource can be found in Oklahoma and Texas?
Oil
500
Which landmark in the Northeast region represents the arrival of the Pilgrims on the Mayflower in 1620?
Plymouth Rock
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