What region in PA's southeastern corner has rolling hills and soil that is high in nutrients?
What is the Piedmont region?
What is the PA state bird?
What is ruffed grouse?
What part of the beaver is considered valuable?
What is their fur?
How many watersheds are in PA?
What is six?
Which king gave land in America to William Penn?
Who is King Charles II?
What region contains Philadelphia?
What is the Atlantic Coastal Plain?
What is the term for birds that hunt animals?
What is raptor?
What do beaver ponds kill off?
What are hardwoods?
A watershed can control the quality of __________ that flows though the region.
What is water?
The king owed the Penn family a ___________.
What is debt?
Where region are the Appalachians located?
What is Ridge and Valley?
How many fish hatcheries are in PA?
What is 15?
What did Native Americans use elk "wapitis" fur to create?
What are bedding and clothers?
True or False: PA waterways are the longest of any state.
What is False?
What year was the English colony of PA created?
What is 1681?
What natural process created the Allegheny Plateau?
What are Retreating Glaciers?
What fish is Pennsylvania's official state fish?
What is brook trout?
Name 2 things that an elk's diet includes.
What are flowering plants, grasses, twigs, and bushes?
PA has about ____________ miles of rivers and streams.
What is 85,000?
What is the meaning/translation of the name Pennsylvania?
What is "Penn's woodland?"
What region is a good habitat for elk?
What is the Allegheny Plateau?
True or False: Fishing is a major economic resource in modern PA.
What is True?
True or False: Beaver and elk were hunted by colonial Europeans?
What is True?
An area that drains into a body of water is a ____________.
What is watershed?
PA was established with a _________ __________ from King Charles II.
What is a Royal Charter?