Vocabulary
Multiple Choice
Capitals of States
100

What is an area called that is controlled by a country, but not part of that country?

territory

100

Which are territories of the United States?


a. America Samoa, Jamaica, and Guam

b. the U.S. virgin islands, Haiti and Guam

c. Puerto Rico, Guam, and U.S. Virgin Island

C

100

What is the capital of MA?

Bosoton

200

What do you call a group of islands? 

an archipelago

200

Which of the following describes the continental divide?

a. rich soil to the east of the Rocky Mountains

b. its the border between west and midwest

c. It separates the flow of water in the U.S.

d. Its in the center of the U.S.

C

200

What it the capital of NE?

Lincoln

300

What are lines on a map that measure degrees east and west?

Longitude

300

What is the pediment? 

a. A mountain system in the central U.S.

b. Part of the Mississippi river basin

c. an area of thick forest near the great lakes

d. an area rich soil east of the Appalachian mountains.

D

300

What is the capital of TX?

Austin

400

What do you call something that is connected by shared borders?

contiguous

400

What is TRUE about the St. Lawrence Seaway?

a. It has a series of canals that make it navigable. 

b. It drains into the Mississippi river.

c. it drains into the Gulf of Mexico

A

400

What is the capital of Virginia?

Richmond

500

What is a stream or river that flows into a larger body of water?

tributary

500
How are Alaska and Hawaiian different from the other 48 states?

a. They are both islands

b. they are both non-contiguous

c. They are located in the South Pacific

B

500

What is the Capital of Washington?

Olympia