Earth's Land and Resources
Our Country's Geography
Communities and Resources
Mexico City
Mixed Up
100

Many people live on plains 

A. because it's easy to travel and to farm on flat land.

B. because ti's a good place for rock climbing.

C. because it's harder to grow food there.

D. because the land is very cheap.

A. because it's easy to travel and to farm on flat land.

100

These are the 4 types of regions found in California.

mountain, coastal, valley, and desert
100

Vegetables are __________.

A. a nonrenewable resource.

B. a renewable resource.

C. a flow resource.

D. not a resource.

B. a renewable resource.

100

How did the Aztecs change land near Mexico City?

A. They planted trees.

B. They dug a tunnel.

C. They dug canals to drain the lake around the city.

D. They built a dam. 


C. They dug canals to drain the lake around the city.

100
A place where people live, work, and play together

community

200

What is the landform between mountains and hills?

a valley

200

Which of the following landforms are in the western United States?

A. the Great Plains and the Gulf of Coastal Plain

B. the Sierra Nevada mountains and death valley

C. the Appalachian Mountains

D. the Everglades

B. the Sierra Nevada mountains and Death Valley
200

Which of these is a flow resource?

A. oil

B. wood

C. wind

D. vegetables

C. wind

200

Why did the Spanish begin to drain the lake?

A. There were too many mosquitoes. 

B. The water was polluted. 

C. They wanted land. 

D. They needed to build canals.

C. They wanted land.

200

True or False

The weather of a place over a long period of time is called temperature.

False

The weather of a place over a long period of time is called CLIMATE.

300

Why do many people live near oceans, rivers, or lakes?

A. because they don' tlike the desert.

B. because there are more mountains near water.

C. because they use water to drink, cook, and farm.

C. because the sand near oceans is good for farming.

C. because they use water to drink, cook, and farm. 

300

What region of the United States has the Everglades and the Appalachian Mountains?

A. Central

B. the East

C. the West

D. the South

B. the East
300

One nonrenewable resource is 

A. cotton.

B. wind.

C. oil.

D. wood.

C. oil

300

Why doesn't the air pollution in Mexico City blow away?

A. The mountains around the city block the wind.

B. There is not any wind.

C. The air pollution gets caught in the lake. 

D. The people clean all of it up.

A. The mountains around the city block the wind.

300

True or False

A coast is near the central United States.

False

400

The way wind and water wear away the land bit by bit is called __________.

Erosion

400

What are the major bodies of water in the Central United States?

A. the Everglades and the Atlantic Coastal Plain

B. the Mediterranean Sea

C. the Mississippi River and the Great Lakes

D. the Colorado River and the Ohio River

C. the Mississippi River and the Great Lakes

400

If we waste nonrenewable resources, 

A. they will run out quickly.

B. we can make more.

C. more of them will grow.

D. recycling will make them come back.

A. they will run out quickly.
400

What are people in Mexico City doing to clean up the air pollution?

A. They made rules to stop the city from growing bigger.

B. They opened more businesses.

C. Everyone started to walk to work instead of driving. 

D. They closed some businesses that made the air dirty.

D. They closed some businesses that made the air dirty.

400
True or False


Resources that cannot be replaced are called renewable resources.

False

Resources that cannot be replaced are called NONRENEWABLE resources.

500

The weather of a place over a long period of time is called _________.

Climate

500

Which landform is west of the Great Plains?

A. The Rocky Mountains

B. Appalachian Mountains

C. the Everglades

D. Central Plains

A. The Rocky Mountains

500

People often live near___________ they can use. 

natural resources.

500

This city is where Mexico's laws are made.

Mexico City

500

A __________ is a set of straight lines that cross to form squares of equal size.

map grid

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