Unit 1 Geography Exam SS8G1

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Which statement about the relationship between geography and agriculture in the regions of Georgia is NOT correct? A. Region V contains mountains with high elevations making it very unsuitable for large scale farming. B. Region IV is well suited for agriculture due to the rolling hills and rivers that cross the region. C. Region II contains a large wide valley that is used primarily for agriculture. D. Region I has a mountainous terrain that limits agricultural activity.

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Region I has a mountainous terrain that limits agricultural activity.

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Which statement about the economy of the five regions is CORRECT? A. Regions I, II, and III represent the regions with the great amount of agriculture. B. Regions IV and V represent the center of oil production in Georgia. C. Historically, the mining industry (coal, iron ore, and gold) have been important to the development of Regions I and III. D. Historically, the textile industry (factories) have been very important to the development of Region V and I.

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Historically, the mining industry (coal, iron ore, and gold) have been important to the development of Regions I and III.

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In which geographic region of GA was this above photograph MOST LIKELY taken? A. Blue Ridge, B. Coastal Plain, C. Valley and Ridge, D. Appalachian Plateau.

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Coastal Plain

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What does the bold line in the center of the above map represent?

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The Fall Line

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Which numeral on the map represents the Savannah River?

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IV

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Which numeral on the map represents the Chattahoochee River?

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I

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Which major geographic feature covers the majority of the shaded portion of the map?

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The Appalachian Mountains

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Which physical feature of GA is shaded on the map above? Options: The Barrier Islands, Sapelo Island, The GA / FL Fall Line, The Okefenokee Swamp

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The Okefenokee Swamp

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The highlighted area on the map above are MOST commonly referred to as Georgia's ...

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Barrier Islands

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The Chattahoochee Rivers serves as a primary water source for Millions of people living in this City and Region of the GA.

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Atlanta / Piedmont