How does having four major transportation systems in Georgia MOST benefit the state's businesses and industry?

Transportation 8th grade quiz

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Molly Ferrier
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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They provide transportation for crops
They provide faster routes for tourists
They provide better routes for salesmen
They provide better access to national and international markets.
2.
MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
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Which TWO statements describe why a producer might choose to transport goods through Georgia's deep-water ports instead of through Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport or Georgia's railway system?
It is easier to transport large items with ships than airplanes or trains
The deepwater ports have a longer history of reliable transportation than airplanes or trains
The deep-water ports allow for goods to make quicker journeys to and from their destinations than trains or airplanes
Ships can carry enough units of a good at one time to make using deepwater ports cheaper than transporting good with trains or airplanes
Ships can transport goods out of the country while airplanes and trains only move goods between markets in the US
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Why might a producer choose to transport goods using Georgia's deepwater ports instead of through Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport or Georgia's railway system?
The deepwater ports have longer history of reliable transportation than airplanes or trains.
The deepwater ports allow for goods to make quicker journeys to and from their destinations than trains or airplanes
Ships can transport goods internationally while airplanes and trains only transport goods between markets domestically in the US
Ships can carry enough units of a good at one time to make using the deepwater ports cheaper than transporting goods with trains or airplanes
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
45 sec • 1 pt
Why is Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport called Georgia's economic jewel?
The Hartsfield Jackson International Airport is the biggest employer in the state
The Hartsfield Jackson International Airport is the 7th largest airport in the world.
The Hartsfield Jackson International Airport has been recently remodeled at a cost of 35 million dollars
The majority of manufactured goods shipped to Georgia arrive by wat of the The Hartsfield Jackson International Airport.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
The state of Georgia is considered the transportation hub of the southeast because of its network of railroads, highways, deepwater ports, and airports. How does interaction between two of the transportation systems contribute the MOST to Georgia's title as the transportation hub of the southeast?
Georgia has more rail lines and highways than any nearby state which makes the exchange of goods cheaper across the region
The port of Brunswick and the highway system make Georgia essential to the exchange of goods because deepwater ports are rare.
The interaction of Hartsfield- Jackson International Airport and the deepwater ports provides increased access to international markets and trade.
The highway system in Georgia is well maintained which makes shipping to Georgia's deep water ports easier than other ports.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
45 sec • 1 pt
The statement describes the MOST important way Savannah provides goods to citizens of Georgia?
Hartsfield Jackson International Airport is located in Savannah
Savannah's deepwater port is a major automobile distribution center
Savannah's railroads connect to the major cities along the East Coast.
The Interstate Highway System connects Savannah to major cities in Georgia.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
How did the railroad system contribute to Georgia's economy in the past, and what is it's role today?
Railroads have contributed more to the exchange of goods than other transportation systems and are still the most active today.
All goods arriving at the deepwater port in Savannah have traveled by railroad to the rest of the country since the 19th century.
Railroads were the most efficient transportation system until the 1850's when they were replaced by the interstate highway system.
Railroads were important during the 19th and early 20th centuries, as a method of exchanging goods, but have been largely replaced by the other three systems.
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