Capitals
What is the definition of natural resources?
A resource that is made by the Earth.
What is a landmark?
An important place
Topeka is the capital of which state?
Kansas
What are the three types of landforms in the Midwest?
Plains, Hills, and Mountains
What are the two categories of natural resources?
Renewable and Non-renewable
What are the two types of landmarks?
Natural and Man-Made
Pierre is the capital of which state?
South Dakota
What is much of the land in the Midwest used for?
Farming and ranching
Many examples accepted.
What is the difference between a natural and man-made landmark?
A natural landmark is made by the Earth. A man-made landmark is made by humans.
Madison is the capital of which state?
Wisconsin
What is the definition of climate?
Weather over time.
What are two types of non-renewable resources?
Many answers acceptable.
Name a natural landmark in the Midwest region.
Many answers acceptable.
Bismark is the capital of which state?
North Dakota
What is the difference between weather and climate?
Is coal a renewable or non-renewable resource and WHY?
Non-renewable because the Earth does not continue to produce it.
Name a natural landmark in the Midwest Region.
Many answers are acceptable.
Jefferson City is the capital of which state?
Missouri
List the four seasons and tell what the climate is in the Midwest for each season.
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
Fall - Cool, leaves are changing
Winter - Cold/snow/blizzards
Spring - warming up, rainfall
Summer - Hot/Humid and thunder/lightning storms