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Mixed Questions
100

Describe the physical geography of New Jersey.

New Jersey is a small state with varied geography.

100

Name the 4 regions of New Jersey.

The Appalachian Ridge and Valley, The Highlands, The Piedmont Region, and the Atlantic Coastal Plain.

100

What are three natural resources needed for constructing new buildings?

sand, gravel, and granite.

100

The State is surrounded by the Hudson River, Delaware River, Delaware Bay, and Atlantic Ocean. More than one hundred rivers and creeks crisscross the state. Why is water so important?

Water is so important because farmers need water to grow crops, people living in cities need water for drinking and washing, goods are shipped by boats, and water is also used as a source of power.

100

What can people do to help solve the state's environmental problems?

drive hybrid cars, use clean energy sources such as solar farms, get rid of chemicals safely, stop littering.

200

Name the 5 Middle Atlantic States

New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland.

200

Where is the Appalachian Ridge and Valley located?

The northwest corner of NJ.

200

Human actions have affected the environment in New Jersey. Native Americans in NJ used natural resources and changed the land to meet their needs. What was one of the things they did to meet their needs?

cleared trees to make room for farms and villages, used clay to make pots, cut trees to build homes and boats.

200

New Jersey’s rivers have contributed to its industry. New Jersey was an early center for industry in the United States, Over the years, New Jersey factories have made: _____________, ____________, and ________.

cotton cloth, silk, and trains.

200

What region do we live in?

Piedmont Region

300

New Jersey is one of the smallest states in the nation. It covers less than 8,000 square miles. Yet it has many different landforms. Name the landforms found in New Jersey (at least 3):

plateaus, mountains, hills, rivers, and beaches.

300

What kind of landforms does the Highlands have?

Long, narrow chains of hills.

300

When the first colonists arrived, they also altered the land. What did they do to change the land?

Farmers cleared forests and brought water to their crops from streams. Other settlers built roads. Some dug up metals and clay.

300

New Jersey’s rivers have contributed to its industry. New Jersey was an early center for industry in the United States, Over the years, New Jersey factories have made:cotton cloth, silk, and trains. Today they make: _______ and ________.

foods and medicines

300

Which region would you say has the most traffic? Think (which region has the biggest cities?)

Piedmont region

400

Describe the climate in New Jersey.

The climate in NJ is mild in the spring, warm in the summer, brisk in the autumn, and cold in the winter.
400
What is another name for the Piedmont Region?

The Central Corridor

400

What are some environmental problems we have in NJ?

animal habitats are lost because of growing cities and suburbs, air pollution, water pollution, littering.
400
What is the capital of New Jersey?

Trenton

400
Which region should you visit if you want to go to the beach?

Atlantic Coastal Plain

500

_______________ are among New Jersey’s most valuable features.

Rivers

500
Name some geographical features of the Atlantic Coastal Plain.

This region has beaches, forests, swamps and streams. It is also home to the Pine Barrens.

500

What is the main cause of pollution in NJ

people, cars

500

How many regions are there in New Jersey

4

500

What is a fall line?

A fall line when land goes from high land to lower land and from hard rock to softer rock. 

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