Know Your States
Vocabulary
Reading Check
State Capitols
Plains
100

How many states our apart of the United States?

There are 50 states.

100

What is a landform region?

One of the areas that make up Earth's surface, such as mountains, hills, or plains.

100

How does the state of Hawaii differ from the other states in the nation?

Hawaii is the only state that is an island.

100

What is the capital of New Mexico?

The capital of New Mexico is Santa Fe.

100

Along what major body of water does the Coastal Plain region stretch?

The major body of water is the Atlantic Ocean down to the Gulf of Mexico.

200

How many states are on the main continent?

There are 48 states on the main continent?

200

What is the definition of climate?

Climate is the kind of weather a place has most often, year after year.

200

How is the Piedmont different from the Coastal Plain?

The Piedmont is made up of valleys and hills, while the Coastal Plain is flat.

200

What is the capital of Nebraska?

Lincoln is the capital of Nebraska.

200

What is one reason why the Appalachians are not extremely tall mountains?

Over time, rain and wind have worn down the peaks of the Appalachians.

300

Which two states are separated from the main continent.

Alaska and Hawaii a are separated from the main continent.

300

What is the definition of environment?

Environment is surroundings.

300

How do the Central Plains differ from the Great Plains?

The Central Plains are mostly flat with many streams and rivers, while the Great Plains are very flat with few rivers.

300

What is the capital of New York?

Albany is the capital of New York.

300

How did the Interior Plains got their name?

The Interior Plains are in the interior, or middle of the country.

400

What is the capital of our state?

The capital of California is Sacramento.

400

Mountains, hills and plains are all apart of what?

landform regions.

400

How are the Rocky Mountains differ from the Appalachian Mountains?

The Rocky Mountains differ from the Appalachian Mountains.

400

What is the capital of Massachusetts?

The capital of Massachusetts is Boston?

400

Why are the peaks of the Rocky Mountains covered with snow, even in the summer months?

The temperatures are generally colder at higher elevations all year.

500

Which ocean is next to California?

The Pacific Ocean borders California.

500

Which pages can we find the vocabulary words in Chapter 1 lesson 1?

The vocabulary words can be found on pages 15,16, and 18.

500

How do the Coast Ranges differ from the Sierra Nevada?

The Coast Ranges are low, while the Sierra Nevada is very steep.

500

What is the capital of Alaska?

The capital of Alaska is Juneau.

500

What is a Piedmont?

Piedmont means "at the base of the mountain."