Regions of Texas

Which Region of Texas is the largest?

• Coastal Plains

• North Central Plains

• Great Plains

• Mountains and Basins

When traveling from east to west across the state of Texas, which of the following describes that changes in physical geography that occurs?

• The Elevation Increases

• Wide open prairies span across Texas

• Canyons and Basins turn into coastal plains

• Elevation decreases

Which physical feature is common in both the Great Plains and the Coastal Plains regions of Texas?

• Lack of significant water resources

• Cold winters and humid hot summers

• land suitable for farming and ranching

• Major cities with large metropolitan areas

What is the correct definition of culture?

• The type of plants grown in a particular place

• Shared beliefs, customs, and values of a group of people

• Anything naturally found on Earth that is used by Humans

• Underground rock formation that holds water

What is the name of the largest aquifer in the United States?

• Ogallala Aquifer

• Seymour Aquifer

What is the correct definition of a natural resource?

• An underground rock formation that holds water

• Anything naturally found on earth that is used by humans.

Which regions has beaches as a popular tourist destination?

• Coastal Plains

• Mountains and Basins

• The Great Plains

• Central Plains

What forms the boundary between the North Central Plains and the Coastal Plains?

• Grand Prairie

• Balcones Escarpment

• Caprock Escarpment

• Edwards Plateau

What forms the boundary between the North Central Plains and the Coastal Plains?

• Dallas

• Galveston

• El Paso

• New York

Which regions is Burleson located in?

• Gulf Coastal Plains

• Great Plains

• North Central Plains