Continents and Hemispheres
These are the seven continents.
What are North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica.
This country forms a border with California.
What is Mexico.
These are the names of California's four natural regions.
What are the mountain, desert, coastal, and central valley regions.
This term means things in nature that we use for food, manufacturing, science, etc.
What are natural resources.
California is located on this continent.
What is North America.
This is California's highest mountain peak.
What is Mount Whitney.
This is the state's largest mountain range.
What is the Sierra Nevada.
This word refers to rivers, mountains, valleys, deserts, and other land formations.
What are natural features.
These 3 countries are in North America.
What are Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
These three states border California.
What are Oregon, Nevada, and Arizona.
The mountain ranges follow California's coastline.
What are the Coast Ranges.
These are small rivers that feed into larger ones.
What are tributaries.
California is located in these two hemispheres.
What are the Northern and Western hemispheres.
This is California's lowest point.
What is Death Valley.
These two rivers flow through the Central Valley.
What are the San Joaquin River and the Sacramento River.
This is land that has been built up by soil carried from rivers.
What is a delta.
This is the degree of latitude at the equator.
This is California's state capitol.
What is Sacramento.
These are the two largest natural harbors in California.
What are the San Francisco Bay and the San Diego Bay.
This is the use of canals, ditches, or pipes to carry water to dry places.
What is irrigation.