Vocabulary
Geography
Facts about NY
Vocabulary #2
Facts about NY #2
100

A _________________ is an area with common features that set it apart from other areas.

Region

100

What country is New York in?

United States

100

What is the tallest mountain in New York?

Mount Marcy

100
_______________ is the temperature and the conditions in a certain place.

weather

100

What is one of New York's most important natural resource?

trees

200

Something found in nature that people use is called a ______________ ________________. 

Natural Resource

200

What continent is New York located in?

North America

200

What is the longest river in New York?

Hudson River

200

The ________________ was a period of time when the Earth was much colder than it is today.

Ice Age

200

Name 4 of the landforms found in New York.

valleys, mountains, hills, plateaus, and plains

300

Huge sheets of ice that move slowly across the land are called ____________________.

Glaciers

300

What 2 hemispheres is New York located in?

Northern and Western Hemispheres

300

What is the largest and most populated city in New York?

New York City

300

Gas, oil, and stone are examples of ________________ resources.

non-renewable

300

Many early New Yorkers worked in the _____________ and ________________ industries.

shipping and trading

400

______________________ is how hot or cold the air is.

Temperature

400

What region of the USA is New York located in?

Northeast Region

400

What is the nickname of Syracuse?

Salt City

400

Name 2 of New York's renewable resources.

trees, water, grass....

400

Name 2 ways you can help the environment...

recycle cans and bottles

clean up garbage

turn off water and lights

Do not pollute

500

The careful use of natural resources for the future is called _______________________.

Conservation

500

What is the capital of New York?

Albany

500

How long is the Hudson River?

About 300 miles

500

____________________ is the amount of moisture that falls as _____________, _____________, ________________, and ________________.

Precipitation

rain, snow, sleet, and hail

500

Lake Erie and Lake Ontario produce lake-effect _______________.

snow

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