Vocabulary
States and Capitals
Land/Water
West Facts
Cool Places
100

An area of land that receives very little rainfall.

Desert

100

What is the capital of Alaska?

Juneau

100

Which natural water feature would you find in the West?

Pacific Ocean

100

The most crooked street in America is located where?

San Francisco

100

A place well known for all the neon lights and casinos.

Las Vegas

200

Areas of land that are not connected to a continent and are surrounded by water on all sides.

Island

200

What is the Capital of Colorado?

Denver

200

Name two natural features that can be found in the West?

Volcanoes, Mountains, Glaciers

200

What is the name of the fault that runs through California?

San Andreas

200

The very first national park.

Yellowstone

300

A vent or opening in the Earth's surface through which molten rock, gases and ash erupt.

Volcano

300

What is the Capital of California?

Sacremento

300

Name one mountain range in the West.

Sierra Nevada, Rocky Mountains, Cascades

300

The hottest place in North America is called what?

Death Valley

300

The park where you can fine the mountain El Capitan.

Yosemite

400

Huge masses of ice formed over hundreds of years where fallen snow compresses and turns to ice.

Glacier

400

What is the capital of Wyoming?

Cheyenne

400

What countries border the West?

Canada to the north and Mexico to the south

400

A large amount of potatoes are grown here. 

Idaho

400

An active Volcano continues to make part of this state larger each day.

Hawaii

500

The natural and human features of the Earth.

Geography

500

What is the capital of Montana?

Helena

500

What is the name of the tallest mountain in North America?

Mt. McKinley or Denali

500

Some of the largest and oldest trees call this place home.

Redwood National Park

500

Snow covered peaks can be found here even in the summer.

Rocky Mountain National Park