How geography shapes regional weather in the United States

How geography shapes regional weather in the United States

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Gabrielle Glover

Geography

4th Grade

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1.

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In the Pacific Northwest, mountains are dividing two climates. The climate to the west has air flowing in from over the Pacific Ocean.


What word best describes the climate in this region?

2.

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How are weather and climate different?

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Which statement explains why tornadoes are common in the Mississippi, Tennessee, and Ohio Valleys?

4.

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What is the effect of air moving over the Great Lakes?

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Read the selection from the section "The Pacific Northwest."


The area west of the Cascades has cool, moist air. It flows freely from west to east. It comes from the Pacific Ocean. Storms are frequent there.


What does the word "frequent" mean?

6.

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Read the following paragraph from the section "The Great Plains."


This area includes parts of 10 states. It a vast prairie landscape. To the west are the Rocky Mountains. To the east is the Mississippi River. The Mississippi River runs from Minnesota to Louisiana.


Which word could replace "vast" WITHOUT changing the meaning of the sentence?

7.

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Which section from the article gives information about states in the Northeast?


*You must read the article!!!

8.

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If readers are looking for information on the weather in the mountains of Tennessee, which section should they read?

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