Chapter 1 Lesson 1: How Does Geography Define A Region? (Geography)

America is divided into _______ main regions made up of states with common features.

• 3
• 4
• 5
• 50

Dividing the United States into smaller regions can help you better understand the great _______________ of the country's geography." (think VARIETY)

• diversity
• economy
• similarities
• challenges

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CCSS.L.5.4A

CCSS.RI.5.4

Which of the following are characteristic geographers use to define a region?

• Landforms and waterways
• Climate
• Wildlife
• Economy

Geographers study both physical features and human features of a country. Which of the following features is a HUMAN feature used to study geography?

• Landforms and waterways
• Climate
• Economy
• Natural resources

Which important resource has the largest impact on a population within a region?

• Plants
• Animals
• Oil
• Water

Which statement about natural resources is true?

• Lumber is a nonrenewable resource because Earth is running out of trees.
• Water is a renewable resource because it can be replaced when it rains or snows.
• Oil is a renewable resource because people can make more of it when it runs out.

• Wheat is a nonrenewable resource because takes years to grow.

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CCSS.RI.5.4

#7. Look at the United States Regions Map below. Which region is Pennsylvania a part of?

• Northeast
• Southeast
• Midwest
• Southwest
• West

Which state is NOT part of the continental United States? (not physically touching the US)

• Alaska
• Pennsylvania
• Hawaii
• Florida

What do latitude lines show?

• the symbol on a map used to show the location of a place
• a line on a map that is used to establish the eastern or western location of a place
• a line on a map that is used to establish the northern or southern location of a place. These lines run left or right.

#10. Look at the Physical Map of the United States below. Which landform is located at 30°N, 100°W?

• Edwards Plateau
• Great Lakes
• Appalachian Mountains
• Great Basin