States & Capitals
Continents & Oceans Part 1
State Abrev.
Geo. Part 2
Continents & Oceans Part 2
100
How many States are in the United States
50
100
This continent holds more than half of the worlds population
Asia
100
Wyo
Name the state
Wyoming
100
Landforms: 3 examples
mountains, plains, plateaus and hills.canyons, valleys, caves and buttes. Mt.
100
THIS continent holds on 2% of the world population
Antarctica
200
The Capitol is Jefferson City home to the largest engineered feature in the Western Hemisphere.
Name the feature and the state
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The Gateway Arch in Missouri
200
This body of water hold 71% of the earths water
Pacific
200
Wisconsin
State the abbreviation
Wis or Wisc
200
Name the largest, longest river and what continent its located
The Nile in Africa
200
This is the oldest continent
Africa
300
Madison is the Capitol, Name the State
Wisconsin
300
This body of water is twice the size of the Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
300
Wash
Washington
300
___________Are naturally occurring features on the planet Earth’s topography, including landforms, bodies of water, terrains and ecosystems.
Geographic physical features
300
This Continent hold approximately 4.5 billion people
Asia
400
Name the capitol 
Salt Lake City
400
Name the 7 Continents in order from Largest to smallest
Asia, Africa, N. America, S. America, Antarctica, Europe, Australia
400
Vermont
State the abbreviation
Vt.
400
What are Terrains 3 examples
desserts,
canyons, forests, swamps,
tundras, hills and mountains.
400
Oceans in order smallest to largest
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Artic, Southern, Indian, Atlantic and Pacific
500
Columbia, Pieree, Nashville
Name the corresponding States
South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee
500
Oceans in order from largest to smallest
Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern, Artic
500
There are two states whose abbreviation are the actual full state name.
Texas (tex) and Utah
500
List the 7 continents and the 5 oceans
Asia, Africa, North & South America, Europe, Antarctica, Australia
Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Southern Ocean
500
Continents in order from smallest to largest
Australia, Europe, Antarctica, South America, North America, Africa, Asia