United States and Canada

Canada is located directly ________ of the United States of America.

• North

• South

• East

• West

Natural Resources common to both the United States and Canada:

• do no include manufacturing

• timber, fisheries, mineral deposits, soil, water

• Abundance of diamonds

• do not include petroleum or minerals

The standard of living in the United States and Canada is best described as:

• Very low

• Low

• Medium

• High

The Mississippi River empties into which geographical feature?

• Lake Erie

• Gulf of Mexico

• Atlantic Ocean

• Pacific Ocean

What climate is shared by Northern California, Oregon, and the state of Washington?

• Tropical

• Maritime Coast

• Marine West Coast

• Steppe and Tundra

Which of the following mountains run through the state of West Virginia?

• Rocky Mountains

• Appalachian Mountains

• Cascade mountains

• Sierra Nevada's

Which Great Lakes is entirely in the United States?

• Lake Superior

• Lake Michigan

• Lake Huron

• Lake Erie

Tornado's develop out of:

• Sleet

• Supercells

• Blizzards

• Hurricanes

Which is NOT included in the Pacific Ranges?

• Mount McKinley

• Sierra Nevada's

• Cascade Range

• Canadian Shield

The growth of cities like Quebec, Chicago, and Milwaukee depended upon:

• inland waterways

• baby boomers

• automobile industry

• ocean trade