NJ Facts
NJ Environment
Vocabulary
Four Regions
NJ Symbols
100
What is the capital of New Jersey?
Trenton, New Jersey
100
To _________ means to avoid waste.
conserve
100
Name of a community that is flat with rich soil for farming.
rural
100
How many regions make up New Jersey's geography?
4 regions
100
The horse is known as New Jersey's state _______?
state animal
200
What state in the United States is known as the most densely populated?
New Jersey
200
This city is known for its restaurants, boardwalk, and location on the shore.
Atlantic City
200
height above sea level
elevation
200
This region takes up more than half of New Jersey.
Atlantic Coastal Plains
200
New Jersey's state tree is the ___________.
Northern Red Oak
300
What region is New Jersey located in?
Middle Atlantic Region
300
As suburbs and cities grew, many wild ______ were lost.
habitats
300
The place where land suddenly changes from high to low
fall line
300
The fall line separates what two New Jersey regions?
The Piedmont region and the Coastal Atlantic Plains
300
This is New Jersey's state bird. 
American Goldfinch
400
What is true about every county in New Jersey?
They have their own government.
400
What did Native Americans use to meet their needs?
natural resources (ex. trees for building homes)
400
The slow wearing away of the land by wind and water.
erosion
400
This ocean touches most of the Atlantic Coastal region of New Jersey.
The Atlantic Ocean
400
What is the name of New Jersey's state flower?
Common blue violet
500
How many counties does New Jersey have?
21 counties
500
New Jersey was among the first States to build _________ for making goods.
factories
500
The way goods and services are made and exchanged.
economy
500
Appalachian Valley and Ridge is located north of the _________ regions.
Highlands
500
This insect is used as a symbol representing New Jersey.
The honeybee
